It was late 1963 and Donald H. McGannon invited the following four "Participants": Malcolm Kilduff, J. F. Ter Horst, Robert Donovan, and Sid Davis to a round table discussion surrounding their eyewitness accounts of the JFK assassination. Jim Snyder would be the moderator. It had only been a few weeks since the tragic day of November 22, 1963 and this was the first time these men would be gathered together in a room to discuss their individual recollections of this great American tragedy. Did these participants know they were being recorded? In 1964 these candid conversations were eternally captured on tape and fashioned into a very limited double album set that was never made available for sale. In taking on the assignment of ensuring that this decades old piece of American History was preserved, and properly opened up to the world, Myron spent years carefully studying the two albums recorded audio; These are his personal transcripts of the double albums recorded audio using various forms of modern technology. (NFT Collection on Opensea: True American History: JFK Assassination ).