In this episode, discover the history of two iconic photos: "The President Has Been Shot" and "The Hooded Man." The President Has Been Shot – As President Reagan waved, John Hinckley Jr. fired his gun, and photographer Ron Edmonds captured the vulnerability of political leaders for all the world to see. The Hooded Man – The most memorable image from the war in Iraq was taken not by a photographer, but by US Army staff sergeant Ivan Frederick, one of several soldiers to torture Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib.