a cause. yeah. even before avelle s funeral, her parents set on a mission to search for answers. they weren t the only ones. we can t go back in time, but we can take what we ve learned and honor our daughter by doing something with it. we are kind of faced with do you want to do something, or do you want to do nothing? there was no question. the special report honoring the children, new town a year later area a little over an hour from now. we hope you join us for that. we ll be right back. [ male announcer ] how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany?
handcuffed right there to lee harvey oswald when he was shot. lavelle nearly died that day himself. now at age 93, he s part of this fascinating new documentary to be aired on the military channel that chronicles the capture and killing of jfk s assassin. really impressive detective work on behalf of dallas p drk. it s called capturing oswald. it comes from a unique perspective. lavelle s granddaughter produced it. jim and his granddaughter kate join me. thank you for joining me. thank you. i should point out, talk about incredible circumstances, you were also at pearl harbor when it was attacked. just an aside for our viewers. here you were, you were handcuffed to oswald, and once again, you escaped death, and you believe, sir, let me hear the story from you. it s because of lee harvey oswald s rib that you lived. explain. i was handcuffed to him
83 minutes in 1963 is remarkable. the men in the story are largely overshadowed and overlooked by conspiracy theories, and there s never been something that chronicles the perspective oof the dallas police department and what we were able to do is talk to the vigilant citizens that aided in the capture, my grandfather and his colleagues and the police beat reporters who really made this possible. and mr. lavelle, will you be in dealey plaza tomorrow? i understand this is a really emotional day for so many. how will you be spending the day tomorrow? well, much like i am right now, i ll be making a live interview tomorrow. and i also will be talking before a group of people in the city of garland who gather on the square. and i ll be talking to them also. what does this feel like, though, sir, 50 years later, talking about this moment that went don t wn in the nation s