Last update: September 17, 2019
TV STAFF (OTHER THAN CAMERAMEN)
NBC
MacNeil, Robert (NBC)
Cancellare photo
WFAA-TV
Jerry Haynes (Jerome Martin)
Haynes was with Jay Watson at Main and Houston during the shots
Interviewing Watson. 1964
Jay Watson (Earl Jay Watson)
Was with Jerry Haynes at Main and Houston during the shots
Possibly him in this photo:
Cancellare photo
RADIO STAFF
WFAA-RADIO
Pierce Allman (Pierce Morriss Allman)
Dorman film / History Channel
In the WFAA studios
Victor Robertson
Ran towards the Depository, but stopped on Houston when he met Hugh Aynesworth.
http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh21/pdf/WH21_RobertsonV_Ex_1.pdf
Walter Evans (Walter Edward Evans)
According to this WFAA interview with Evans, he was at the Depository only at 7PM.
After disussion with Linda Zambanini, I’m not sure anymore if the photo below shows Evans.
Murray photo
Murray photo
Man on the left, presumably with a transistor (Murray photo)
Travis Linn (Travis Brooks Linn)
KRLD-Radio
Joe Scott (Joe Dave Scott)
Reported live from Dealey Plaza on KRLD-Radio. He is said to have also filmed around the Depository. He is in a white overcoat in the center of this Alyea film frame.
Joe Scott
KBOX-RADIO
Jenkins, Robert (Robert Lee Jenkins)
Left: Jenkins. Right: Maybe him at Parkland.
NEWSPAPERS STAFF
DALLAS MORNING NEWS
Aurelia Alonzo
With a notepad. George Smith/Fort Worth Star Telegram.
WBAP/ Owens film
Left: WBAP/Owens film. Center: George Smith/Fort Worth Star Telegram photo. Right: Martin/DCA film.
Altgens photo
Found by Linda Zambanini:
https://exhibits.library.unt.edu/raices/items/aurelia-alonzo
Kent Biffle
Those 3 frames are from the Alyea film in the Depository. First two on the 6th floor, and the last one on the first or second floor.
Jerry Coley and Charles Mulkey
Allegedly Coley and Mulkey in this photo.
Bothun photo. http://www.copweb.be
Discussion on Coley’s story about blood on the grassy knoll. Coley went back with a photographer and took pictures of it. Interesting read here:
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=6108
Could this be blood?
Darnell film
James Ewell
On the left in the foreground. Allen photo.
Mary Woodward
Possibly the woman in the center. Deputy Sheriff Roger Craig on the right.
Allen photo
Woodward was watching the parade with her colleagues Ann Donaldson, Aurelia Alonzo and Margaret Brown
Altgens photo 6
DALLAS TIMES HERALD
Hugh Aynesworth
Unable to locate one single image of him in Dealey Plaza. WFAA staff member Vic Robertson saw Aynesworth on Houston Street at around 1:10 PM.
James Featherstone
Featherstone in a Cancellare photo
Altgens photo 5
Darwin Payne
When a shooting in Oak Cliff was announced, Payne was with Joe Sherman, John Shoellkopf and Paul Rosenfield.
Discussing with Detective Marvin Johnson. Allen photo.
Joe Sherman (John Francis Sherman)
Went on the 6th floor in mid-afternoon.
Allen photo
FORT WORTH STAR TELEGRAM
Jack Tinsley
Went in the Depository, presumably about 3 hours after it had originally been sealed off.
Tinsley on C-SPAN
Could it be this man in the Alyea film? It can’t be him if he came in the building only 3 hours later.
UPI
Michael Whittaker
Watched parade from an unknown location. “Was one of the first inside the School Book Depository” (Reporting the Kennedy Assassination, page 174).
DAILY TEXAN (University of Texas in Austin student newspaper)
Three of their staff went to Dallas to do their own investigation. They went on the 6th floor of the Depository and were also present in the police headquarters.
Jim Seymour (Jimmy Seymour)
NBC/Owens film
Police station.
Charmayne Marsh
She is also in the photo above facing Captain Fritz.
Credit: Linda Zambanini.
Richard Cole
He can be seen here from 2:02, a micro in his hand: 
Thanks to Linda Zambanini for her assistance.
JFK Assassination Photos and Films Blog 
Aug 27, 2015 @ 14:06:49
Great site, Denis! 🙂 You’ve done lots of hard work on searching out the reporters and photographers!
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Aug 28, 2015 @ 05:33:42
Thank you!
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Aug 29, 2015 @ 03:00:12
I enjoy your posts Denis.
Thank you for examining the films and images for those reporters present.
I notice Dan Rather is absent, no surprise…
Cheers, Ed
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Jun 06, 2018 @ 05:37:48
Above, under “Kent Biffle,” you say, “Those 3 frames are from the Alyea film in the Depository. First two on the 6th floor, and the last one on the first or second floor.” The background of the first one indicates that it was taken on the first floor. The glass-block window tells the tale.
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