The guy LOOKS like a Kennedy, but who knows? Only DNA will tell the tale.
I don't know how viable the DNA would be...and we'll probably never lay eyes on this archive in our lifetimes, but Jackie's blood stained dress is preserved.
Quite frankly, I think the dress is where it should be, and even tho' I was only nine years old at the time, I remember the pictures of Jackie wearing it and the horrible feeling I got. Like a lot of 'boomers'...I'm not sure I want to see it again.
Go here:
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4176/is_20031116/ai_n14566078
"...NOT long after that terrible day in Dallas -- no one knows exactly when -- a brown paper box arrived at the National Archives.
The return address was on O Street, the Georgetown home of Jacqueline Kennedy's mother. Packed inside was the pink Chanel suit first glimpsed Nov. 22, 1963, when the first lady joined JFK at a Fort Worth breakfast, and which, covered in his blood, she still wore the next morning to escort the slain president's casket into the White House.
There in the Archives, the suit remains. Stored in a custom- designed corrugated board box, it rests on a gray steel shelf in a secured area of a suburban warehouse. It has never been cleaned. The wool skirt and jacket lie flat, with a suggestion of human form created by acid-free tissue paper folded inside the sleeves..."