Nigel Turner's series pulls apart the Warren Commission's account of November 22, 1963, episode by episode, building the case that more than one gunman fired in Dealey Plaza. Interviews range from Dallas eyewitnesses and former Secret Service and CIA figures to researchers who spent decades combing through ballistics reports and the Zapruder film frame by frame. Later episodes push into the material that got the series pulled from broadcast for a time: claims tying Lyndon Johnson himself to the plot, laid out through witness testimony and document analysis rather than reenactment. The show works through the official narrative's specific weak points, the single-bullet theory, the chain of custody on key evidence, the speed of the FBI's initial conclusions, and lets its interview subjects make the case that the investigation was steered rather than simply flawed. Archival news footage and courtroom photographs anchor each argument. Whatever verdict a viewer reaches, the series lays out, in detail, why so many people who studied the assassination closely never accepted the official story.