Pensacola has a connection to the JFK assassination – Hank Killam. From 2009 to 2011, Inweekly ran a Q&A column on Pensacola’s history called “The Public Record.” Readers sent in their questions, and our researcher would hit the archives to find the answers. Killam was the subject of a Sept. 30, 2009 column.
On March 17, 1964, Killam was found bleeding to death on the sidewalk at 127 S. Palafox St. When police arrived, they discovered him outside a broken window display of the Linen Department Store. The plate glass was shattered, and there was blood four feet inside the building.
My co-host of “(we don’t) color on the dog,” Sena Maddison, explores the mystery of Killam and his connection to the assassination.
