Clint Hill: "Secret Service Agent Number 9" | 60 Minutes Archive
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Top Comments (10)
A tremendous man that lived with the ultimate form of survivor's guilt and PTSD, but yet was a gentleman til the end. Rest well, Agent Hill.
I was lucky enough to meet and interview Clint Hill. He was a true gentleman, he deserves the highest level of respect for the service he gave to his country.
The pain in his face is so real and so very raw. I hope he's finally found peace from the events of that day
If anyone reading this hasn't read Mr. Hill's books, I highly recommend them. He had a true knack for sharing his life stories and situations, and sharing a window to history at the same time. Rest now, Clint Hill. You're officially off duty. 🙏
He was the bravest agent in Dallas that day. He was assigned to protect Mrs. Kennedy, not the president. That means he not only had to get to the limousine, he would have had to cross over to the other side of the car to get to JFK; an impossible task. None of the other agents made a move. Hill is a hero. If not for him Mrs. Kennedy would have fallen into the street and been run over by the follow-up car. Great job Mr. Hill. You couldn't save everyone, but you did save Mrs. Kennedy in the last moments of her tenure as First Lady. Rest in peace, sir.
This is tough to watch. The pain in his face is genuine. Now I understand why he was silent for decades after this interview.
PTSD from 11 22 63. He suffered so much. Rest easy, Clint Hill. ❤
The pain that this brave man carried for the rest of his life is incomprehensible. RIP Mr Hill.
oh that's 100% survivor's guilt and ptsd, but they must've called it battle fatigue back in the day. i've been wanting to watch this interview for a long time now.
This is true...he blamed himself for decades...its called PTSD...he finally realized in the last decade he wasn't faster than a speeding bullet.
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Top Comments (10)
A tremendous man that lived with the ultimate form of survivor's guilt and PTSD, but yet was a gentleman til the end. Rest well, Agent Hill.
I was lucky enough to meet and interview Clint Hill. He was a true gentleman, he deserves the highest level of respect for the service he gave to his country.
The pain in his face is so real and so very raw. I hope he's finally found peace from the events of that day
If anyone reading this hasn't read Mr. Hill's books, I highly recommend them. He had a true knack for sharing his life stories and situations, and sharing a window to history at the same time. Rest now, Clint Hill. You're officially off duty. 🙏
He was the bravest agent in Dallas that day. He was assigned to protect Mrs. Kennedy, not the president. That means he not only had to get to the limousine, he would have had to cross over to the other side of the car to get to JFK; an impossible task. None of the other agents made a move. Hill is a hero. If not for him Mrs. Kennedy would have fallen into the street and been run over by the follow-up car. Great job Mr. Hill. You couldn't save everyone, but you did save Mrs. Kennedy in the last moments of her tenure as First Lady. Rest in peace, sir.
This is tough to watch. The pain in his face is genuine. Now I understand why he was silent for decades after this interview.
PTSD from 11 22 63. He suffered so much. Rest easy, Clint Hill. ❤
The pain that this brave man carried for the rest of his life is incomprehensible. RIP Mr Hill.
oh that's 100% survivor's guilt and ptsd, but they must've called it battle fatigue back in the day. i've been wanting to watch this interview for a long time now.
This is true...he blamed himself for decades...its called PTSD...he finally realized in the last decade he wasn't faster than a speeding bullet.