List of on-line Warren Commission Exhibits
VOLUME XVI
Exibit
No.
Description
Page
1
Unsigned note to Marina Oswald.
1-2
2
Group of photographs.
3-4
3
Group of photographs. Including a photograph of the house of Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker resigned, U.S. Army).
5
4
Group of photographs.
6
5
Photograph of the home of General Walker.
7-8
15
Letter from Lee Harvey Oswald to the Russian Embassy, dated November 9, 1963.
33
24
Lee Harvey Oswald’s "Historic Diary".
94-105
25
Notes written by Lee Harvey Oswald on Holland-American Lines stationery.
106-122
59
Note from "Aleck" to Marina Oswald, dated February 20.
205
97
Notes by Oswald re Communist Party of the United States.
422-430
100
Self-questionnaire by Lee Harvey Oswald.
436-439
103
Draft of letter written by Lee Harvey Oswald to the Russian Embassy (Commission Exhibit No. 15).
443-444
133 A-B
Photographs of Lee Harvey Oswald holding a rifle.
510
134
Enlargement of Commission Exhibit No. 133-A.
510
141
6.5-millimueter cartridge.
513
142
Bag made out of wrapping paper, found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building after the assassination.
513
143
.38 caliber revolver, serial No. V510210 (this revolver will be subsequently referred to as the V510210 revolver).
513
150
Man’s brown shirt.
515
162
Gray zipper Jacket.
520
163
Blue zipper jacket.
521
228
Application form filled out by Lee Harvey Oswald on March 4, 1959 for entry in the Albert Schweitzer College.
621-625
237
Photograph of unidentified man.
638
244
Declaration of Lee Harvey Oswald requesting that his U.S. citizenship be revoked, dated November 3, 1959.
684
283
Page 68A of the February 21, 1964, issue of Life magazine.
803
344
photograph of the Presidential limousine.
943
345
Photograph of the Presidential limousine with top up, from the rear.
943
346
Photograph of the Presidential limousine, depicting interior.
943
349
Photograph of the windshield of the Presidential limousine, depicting an indentation on the metal framework.
945
350
Photograph of windshield of the Presidential limousine taken from outside the car, depicting a crack in the windshield on the driver’s side.
946
351
Windshield removed from the Presidential limousine.
947
352
Photograph of rear seat of the Presidential limousine taken from above, depicting condition of rear seat after occupants were removed on November 22, 1963.
948
353
Photograph of scene depicted in Commission Exhibit No. 352, taken from a different angle.
948
357
Copy of statement of Arnold Louis Rowland taken by Sheriff’s Department, County of Dallas, Tex., on November 22, 1963.
953
385
Schematic drawing made at Bethesda Naval Hospital from description of what Comndr. James J. Humes observed at time of autopsy on President Kennedy, showing side view of entry and exit wounds to neck area.
977
386
Schematic drawing made at Bethesda Naval Hospital from description of what Comdr. James J. Humes observed at time of autopsy on President Kennedy, showing view from posterior aspect of entry wound to neck area and also the skull wound.
977
387
Clinical record of the autopsy protocol prepared by the Naval Medical School, Bethesda, Md., on the autopsy performed on President Kennedy.
978-983
388
Schematic drawing made at Bethesda Naval Hospital from description of what Comdr. James J. Humes observed at time of autopsy on President Kennedy, showing skull wound as viewed from above.
984
389
Frame from motion picture taken by Abraham Zapruder of motorcade showing position of President Kennedy in his car at time of shooting.
985
390
Frame from motion picture taken by Abraham Zapruder of motorcade showing explosion from bullet as it hit President Kennedy’s head.
986
391
Supplementary report of autopsy No. A63-272, on President John F. Kennedy, Naval Medical School, giving gross description of brain.
987-989
VOLUME XVII
Exibit
No
Description
Page
392
Medical reports from doctors at Parkland Hospital, Dallas, Tex., concerning treatment of President Kennedy at that hospital on November 22, 1963.
1-22
393
Coat worn by President Kennedy at time of assassination.
23-24
394
Shirt worn by President Kennedy at time of assassination.
25-26
395
Tie worn by President Kennedy at time of assassination.
27
396
Frame from the Zapruder film depicting motorcade shortly before first bullet struck President Kennedy.
28
398
Frame from the Zapruder film depicting motorcade immediately after first bullet struck President Kennedy.
49
399
Bullet found on stretcher at Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas, Tex.
49
404
Note from Marina Oswald to Ruth Paine, dated March 4, 1963.
81
447
Photograph of west side of Randle home showing carport and location of Buell Wesley Frazier’s car on the morning of November 22, 1963.
167
477
Photograph of the Texas School Book Depository Building, as marked by Howard Brennan.
197
480
Photograph of the Texas School Book Depository Building, taken shortly after the assassination.
199
481
Photograph of the southeast corner windows of the fifth and sixth floors of the Texas School Book Depository Building, taken shortly after the assassination.
199
482
Closeup photograph of Commission Exhibit No. 481.
200
483
Diagram of the floor plan of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
201
484
Photograph taken near the southeast corner of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
202
485
Photograph of Harold Norman, James Jarman, and Bonnie Ray Williams, showing their positions on the fifth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building as the motorcade passed.
202
492
Photograph of the west side of the fifth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
207
493
Affidavit of Harold Norman, dated December 4, 1963.
208
497
Diagram of the floor plan of the second floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
212
503
Photograph of the southeast corner of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, as it appeared on November 22, 1963.
216
504
Photograph of "Rolling Readers" carton near the southeast corner window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
216
505
Photograph of the stairway between the second and third floors of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
217
506
Photograph of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, depicting position of Lee Harvey Oswald’s clipboard when discovered.
218
507
Diagram of the seventh floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
219
508
Photograph of cartons at the southeast corner of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
220
509
Photograph of cartons near the assassination window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
220
510
Photograph of the area near the assassination window, depicting location of the three rifle cartridge cases, when discovered.
221
511
Photograph of the area near the assassination window depicting location of two of the rifle cartridge cases, when discovered.
222
512
Photograph of the area near the assassination window depicting location of three of the rifle cartridge eases, when discovered.
223
513
Photograph of cartons near the southeast corner of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
224
514, 515, 516,517
Various photographs of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, depicting location of the C2766 rifle when discovered.
224-226
518
Four .38 cartridge.
226
542
Replica of the C2766 rifle.
241
543, 544, 545
Three 6.5-millimeter cartridge cases found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building following the assassination.
241
546–547
Two charts illustrating the cartridge-ejection pattern of the C2766 rifle.
242-243
548–549
Targets fired with the C2766 rifle at 15 yards
244-245
550
Target fired with the C2766 rifle at 25 yards.
246
551,552,553,554
Targets fired with the C2766 rifle at 100 yards.
247-248
555
Diagram illustrating the interior of a telescopic sight.
248
556
Diagram illustrating the type of lead to be given a moving target ins situation similar to the assassination.
248
557
Two 6.5-millimeter test cartridge cases fired from the C2766 rifle for comparison purposes.
249
558
Photograph of the bolt face of the C2766 rifle.
249
559
Comparison photograph of the 6.5-millimeter cartridge cases and test 6.5-millimeter cartridge cases fired in the C2766 rifle.
250
560
Calculations concerning the lead to be given a moving target in a situation similar to the assassination.
251
567
Fragment of the nose of a bullet, found in the front of the Presidential limousine following the assassination.
256
569
Fragment of the base of a bullet, found in the front of the Presidential limousine following the assassination.
257
572
Two test bullets fired from the C2766 rifle for comparison purposes.
258
573
Bullet recovered from General Walker’s house following the attempt on his life.
258
574–575
Two photographs of the clip from the C2766 rifle, showing it holding six cartridges and empty.
258
592
Five .38 Special cartridges found in the pocket of Lee Harvey Oswald following his apprehension.
264
594
Four .38 Special cartridge cases found at the Tippit crime scene.
267
595
Two test .38 Special cartridges fired for comparison purposes from the V510210 revolver.
267
602, 603, 604,605
Four bullets recovered from the body of Officer Tippit.
270-271
626
Bag made out of wrapping paper, found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building following the assassination (same as Commission Exhibit No. 142).
281
627
Card with fingerprints of Lee Harvey Oswald taken by the Dallas Police Department.
282
628
Card with left palmprint of Lee Harvey Oswald taken by the Dallas Police Department
283
629
Card with right palmprint of, Lee Harvey Oswald taken by the Dallas Police Department.
284
630
Card with fingerprints of Lee Harvey Oswald taken by the Dallas Police Department.
285
631
Photograph of Commission Exhibit No. 629 with a circle around a portion of the palmprint.
286
632
Photograph of a latent palmprint found on Commission Exhibit No. 142.
286
633
Photograph of a latent fingerprint found on Commission Exhibit No. 142.
287
633-A
Photograph of Commission Exhibit No. 630 with a circle around the left index fingerprint.
287
634
Chart comparing the latent fingerprint (Commission Exhibit No. 633) and Oswald’s left index fingerprint, circled on Commission Exhibit No. 633-A.
288
634-A
Diagram illustrating some common fingerprint characteristics used by experts in comparing fingerprints.
288
635
Card with fingerprints of Lee Harvey Oswald taken by the U.S. Marine Corps.
289
636
Chart comparing the latent palmprint (Commission Exhibit No. 632) with the portion of Oswald’s right palmprint circled on Commission Exhibit No. 631.
290
637
Lift of a latent palmprint from the barrel of the C2766 rifle.
290
638
Photograph of Oswald’s right palmprint card (Commission Exhibit No. 629) with a circle around a portion of the paimprint.
291
639
Photograph of the lift in Commission Exhibit No. 637.
291
640
Chart comparing the latent palmprint (Commission Exhibit No. 637) and the portion of Oswald’s right palmprint in Commission Exhibit No. 638.
292
641
A carton, labeled "Box A," found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building following the assassination.
292
648
A carton, labeled "Box D," found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building following the assassination.
296
649
Portion of Commission Exhibit No. 648, bearing a latent palmprint.
297
652
Chart comparing Commission Exhibit No. 650 and the portion of Oswald’s right palmprint circled in Commission Exhibit No. 651.
299
653
A carton, labeled "Box B," found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building following the assassination.
300
654
A carton, labeled "Box C," found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building following the assassination.
300
655
Two photographs of latent prints found on Commission Exhibit No.648.
301
656
Ten photographs of latent prints found on Commission Exhibit No. 641.
302-307
665
Chart comparing cotton, woolen, and viscose fibers.
326
666
Diagram of a hair.
326
677
Sample of wrapping paper and gummed tape taken from the Texas School Book Depository Building on November 22, 1963, for comparison purposes.
334
683
Front view of coat worn by Governor Connally, at time of the assassination.
340
685
Back view of shirt worn by Governor Connally at time of the assassination.
342
687
Front view of pants worn by Governor Connally at time of the assassination.
344
688
Back view of pants worn by Governor Connally at time of the assassination.
345
697–698
Photographs of the Presidential limousine taken during the earlier part of the trip through Dallas on November 22, 1963.
354
704
Aerial view of Main, Houston, and Elm Streets, in downtown Dallas, as marked by Chief Jesse E. Curry.
360
709
Copy of a report from Lt. Jack Revill to Capt. W. P. Gannaway of the Dallas Police Department.
495
714
Two photographs of Oswald with rifle.
498
715
Photograph of two cartridge cases found near the southeast corner window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
499
716
Photograph of three cartridge cases near the southeast corner window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
500
717
Envelope in which the three cartridge cases found near the southeast corner window of the Texas School Book Depository Building were contained.
501
718
Photograph of rifle hidden beneath boxes in northwest corner of sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
501
719
Photograph showing northwest corner of sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, taken from a distance, showing boxes behind which the rifle was concealed.
502
720–721
Photographs of the latent palm print on magazine housing of the C2766 rifle.
502-503
722
Photograph of Houston Street looking south from southeast corner window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
504
723
Photograph of the southeast corner of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, showing position of boxes in window as reconstructed on November 25, 1963.
504
724
Photograph from the southeast corner window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, looking southwest on Elm Street.
505
725
Photograph of the southeast corner of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, showing full length of first aisle on east side of the building.
505
726
Photograph showing the second aisle from the east wall of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
506
727
Photograph showing the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, looking east along south wall.
506
728
Photograph of the third aisle from the east wall of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
507
729
Photograph taken in the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, showing location of Commission Exhibit No. 142, when discovered.
507
730, 731, 732
Photographs of the wrapping bench on the first floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
508
733–734
Photographs of the southeast corner of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building showing position of boxes near the window as reconstructed on November 25, 1963.
509
735
Photograph showing the right palmprint of Lee Harvey Oswald.
510
736
Photograph showing the left palmprint of Lee Harvey Oswald.
511
737
Photograph of the C2766 rifle found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, taken at 9 p.m. on November 22, 1963, at the city hall in Dallas.
511
738
Photograph of property released by the Dallas Police Department to the FBI on November 28, 1963.
512
739
Photograph showing view of the Texas School Book Depository Building from Houston Street.
512
740
Photograph showing view of the Texas School Book Depository Building from Elm Street.
513
741
Photograph of the lunchroom on the second floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
513
742
Photograph showing outside door to the second floor lunchroom of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
514
743
Photograph of stairway in southwest corner of the second floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, leading to the first floor.
514
744
Photograph of Officer M. N. McDonald of the Dallas Police Department, taken on November22, 1963, at 2 p.m.
515
745
Photograph of Don Ables, a Jail clerk of the Dallas Police Department, who appeared in the lineup. With Lee Harvey Oswald on November 22 and 23, 1963.
516
750
Camera used to take Commission Exhibits No. 133-A and 183-B.
524
751
Photograph of the film-plane aperture in Commission Exhibit No.750
525
770
"Wanted for Treason" circular.
627
773
Photograph of a mail order for a rifle in the name "A. Hidell," and the envelope in which the order was sent.
635
775
"Affidavit of Support," addressed to the American Embassy in Russia, signed Lee H. Oswald dated January 17, 1962.
637
781
Passport application of Lee Harvey Oswald, dated June 24,1963.
666-667
788
U.S. postal money order, in the amount of $21.45, dated March 12, 1963, which accompanied the mail order In Commission Exhibit No. 773.
677
791
Portion of an application for Post Office Box 915, Dallas, Tex., dated October 9, 1962.
679
792
Photograph of Commission Exhibit No. 791.
679
837
Article from the "National Enquirer" dated May 17, 1964.
837
840
Small lead particles found on rug underneath left jump seat of Presidential limousine.
840
841
Lead residue found on inside surface of glass of windshield of the Presidential limousine.
840
842
Small fragment of metal from wrist of Governor Connally.
841
843
Two metal fragments removed from the President’s head at the time of the autopsy.
841
844
Photograph of permanent tract produced in gelatin tissue model by 6.5-mm. Mannlicher-Carcano ball fired at 90-yard range.
842
845
Photograph of permanent tract produced in gelatin tissue model by 7.62-mm. ball, M80, fired from M14 rifle at 100 m. range.
843
846
Photograph of permanent tract produced in gelatin tissue model by cal.257 Roberts soft point hunting bullet fired at 100 m. range.
843
872
Scale drawing of the Presidential limousine.
867
873
Photograph of interior of rear section of the Presidential limousine showing seating arrangement in car with jump seats in open position.
868
874
Photograph of interior of Presidential limousine showing relative positions of jump seats in an open position as they relate to back seat of car.
869
876
Aerial view of the site known as Dealey Plaza in Dallas, indicating large buildings surrounding area and Triple Underpass by numbers 1 through 11.
896
VOLUME XVIII
Exhibit
No.
Description
Page
885
Album of black and white photographs of frames from the Zapruder,Nix, and Muchmore films.
1-85
886
Photographic exhibit depicting position A, which did not show on the Zapruder film, but which was established as first point at which a person in the southeast corner window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building could have gotten a shot at the back of the President as his car rounded the corner from Houston Street to Elm Street
85
887
Photograph of Special Agent Lyndal L. Shaneyfelt, taken on May 24, 1964, at the southeast corner window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, with purported assassination rifle mounted on tripod which was fixed at approximate height of boxes used by assassin to position rifle at time of the assassination, with Aeroflex motion picture camera mounted on rifle.
86
888
Photograph exhibit depicting three photographs as follows:
(1) photograph of frame 161 from the Zapruder film;
(2) photo graph of car taken during reenactment on May 24, 1964, with photograph and car positioned same as Zapruder and car were when frame 161 was taken; and
(3) photograph taken of that car at that position through rifle scope from southeast corner window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building during reenactment on May 24, 1964.
86
889
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 166 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
57
890
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 185 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
87
891
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 186 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
88
892
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 207 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
88
893
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 210 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
89
894
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 222 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
89
895
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 225 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
90
896
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 231 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
90
897
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 235 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
91
898
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 244) of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
92
899
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 249 of the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
92
900
Photographic exhibit of photograph taken by AP photographer at time of the assassination and photograph taken from same position at time of reenactment.
93
901
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 255 in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888.
94
902
Photographic exhibit depicting frame 318 from the Zapruder film in same manner as Commission Exhibit No. 888, one frame from the Nix film with the reenactment photograph, and one frame from the Muchmore film with the reenactment photograph.
95
903
Photograph taken at garage, following reenactment of aseasainatlon on May 24, 1964, depicting probable angle of declination of bullet which passed through President Kennedy and Governor Connally.
96
931
Undated letter from Lee Harvey Oswald to the American Embassy in Moscow.
131-132
946
Passport of Lee Harvey Oswald, issued September 10,1959.
160-171
992
Translation of Commission Exhibit No. 990, as translated by flarris L. Coulter, Department of State.
547
994
Translation of Commission Exhibit No. 993.
596-642
1005
Diagram of the immediate area surrounding the house of General Walker, drawn by Robert A. Surrey.
655
1006
Photograph of window in General Walker’s house taken from the north which is the alley side showing bullet hole in the raised window sash.
655
1007
Photograph of same window as in Commission Exhibit No. 1006, taken from the inside of General Walker’s house, showing the screen In place as well as bullet hole In under edge of sash crossbar
656
1008
Photograph of wall In General Walker’s house showing point at which bullet entered wall narrowly missing Walker.
656
1009
Photograph of opposite side of wall shown on Commission Exhibit No. 1008, with all paraphernalia In place as of Apr11 10, 1963, and also showing bullet exit hole.
657
1010
Photograph of tire imprint in area surrounding General Walker’s house.
657
1011
Photograph of fence in rear of General Walker’s house.
658
1012
Photograph of clothesline in rear yard of General Walker’s house.
658
1016
Photograph of Mormon Church parking lot and alley directly behind property of General Walker.
663
1017
Photograph showing alley entrance to Mormon Church parking lot, near the house of General Walker.
664
1024
Letter from the Secret Service to the Commission, dated June 11, 1964, with attached statements of Secret Service personnel concerning the events surrounding the assassination
722-802
1031
Tear sheet from the Dallas Morning News of November 22, 1963, entitled "Welcome Mr. Kennedy".
835
VOLUME XIX
Exibit
No.
Description
page
Anderson, Eugene E.
1
Letter from Lt. Col. A. G. Folsom, Jr., U.S. Marine Corps, to the Commission, dated June 8, 1964.
16-18
Carro, John
1
Copy of case report of Probation Officer John Carro on Lee Harvey Oswald in connection with truancy charges, dated March 12, 1958, through March 11, 1954.
308-323
Decker, J. E.
5323
Dallas County Sheriff’s Office record of the events surrounding the assassination.
454-543
Dillard, Tom C.
C
Photograph of the southeast corner windows of the fifth and sixth floors of the Texas School Book Depository Building, of which Dullard Exhibit A is an enlargement.
565
D
Same as Dillard Exhibit B.
566
Edwards, Robert E.
A
Copy of sworn affidavit of Robert E. Edwards, dated November 22, 1963.
647
Fischer, Ronald B.
1
Copy of sworn affidavit of Ronald B. Fischer, dated November 22, 1963.
650
VOLUME XX
Exibit
No.
Description
page
Holland, S. M.
D
Copy of sworn affidavit of S. M. Holland, dated November 22, 1963.
163
Johnson, Arnold S.
1
Letter from Lee Harvey Oswald to the Worker, dated June 10, 1962.
257-259
4
Letter from Lee. Harvey Oswald to the Communist Party, dated August 28, 1963.
262-264
Lee, Vincent T.
2
Letter from Lee Harvey Oswald to the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, dated May 26.
512-513
Odio, Sylvia
1
Copy of a letter written in Spanish to Sylvia Odio from her father, dated December 25, 1963.
688-691
Odum, Bardwell D.
1
Photograph of an unknown individual which was furnished the FBI by the Central Intelligence Agency.
691
VOLUME XXI
Exhibit
No.
page
Pappas, Icarus M.
1
Photograph taken in the basement of the Police and Courts Building showing Jack Ruby, with gun in hand, approaching Lee Harvey Oswald.
18
2
Series of pictures taken before and during the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby.
20
Robertson, Mary J.
2
Copy of the letter described as Robertson Exhibit No. 1, sworn to before a notary public on April 7, 1964.
307
Siegel, Evelyn S.
1
Youth House Social Worker’s report concerning Lee Harvey Oswald, dated May 7, 1953.
484-495
2
Youth House Social Worker’s report concerning Lee Harvey Oswald.
496-509
Skelton, Royce G.
A
Sketch of the Triple Underpass area, showing the position of Royce G. Skelton, at the time of the assassination.
519
Stovall, Richard S.
A
Copy of an undated list of property taken from the home of Ruth
596-597
B
Copy of a list of property taken from the garage of Ruth Paine on November 23, 1963.
598
C
Copy of a report by G. F. Rose, Richard S. Stovall, and J. P. Adamcik of their investigation of the assassination on November 22 1963.
599-602
D
Copy of a report by G. F. Rose, Richard S. Stovall, and J. P. Adamcik of their investigation on November23, 1963.
603
Stuckey, William K
2
Literal transcript of an audio-tape recording of an interview between Lee Harvey Oswald and William K. Stuckey on August 17,1963.
621-632
3
Literal transcript of an audio-tape recording of a debate among Lee Harvey Oswald, Carlos Bringuier, and Ed Butler on August 21, 1963.
633-641
Studebaker, Robert L.
A
Photograph of three empty hulls taken on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
643
B
Photograph of two empty hulls taken on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
644
C
Photograph of a rifle where it was discovered on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
645
D
Photographs of boxes stacked by a window on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
646
E
Photograph of boxes showing through the window on the sixth floor of the Texas ‘School Book Depository Building.
646
F
Diagram showing the position of a wrapping paper bag and of Lee Harvey Oswald’s palmprint on a box on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
647
G
Photograph showing the location of a paper bag and of Lee Harvey Oswald’s palmprint on a box on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
647
H
Photograph of a two-wheeler, a Dr. Pepper bottle, and a paper sack on the third aisle from the east wall of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
648
I
Photograph of a Dr. Pepper bottle and a two-wheeler on the sixth floor of the Texan School Book Depository Building.
648
J
Photograph of. boxes in and near southeast window of the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
649
Tague, James T.
1
Photograph purporting to show a point on the south curb of Main Street In Dallas, from which a bullet allegedly ricocheted.
650
Walker, Edwin A.
1
Photograph of the rear of General Walker’s house, showing the area through which a shot was fired on April 10, 1963.
713
2
Photograph of a fence in the rear of General Walker’s house through which a shot was fired on April 10, 1963.
713
3
Photograph showing the rear of General Walker’s residence at 4011 Turtle Creek Boulevard, Dallas.
714
4
Photograph showing the entrance to a driveway leading to the residence of General Walker.
714
Weitzman, Seymour
D, E, F
Photographs taken on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building depicting the location of the rifle when discovered.
723-724
VOLUME XXII
Exibit
No.
Description
Page
1061
Floor plan of the first floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
12
1118
Floor plan of second floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building showing movements of Oswald on November 22, 1963.
85
1119-A
Map tracing the movements of Lee Harvey Oswald between 12:33 p.m. and 1:50 p.m., November 22, 1963.
86
1301
Photograph of southeast corner of sixth floor of Texas School Book Depository Building, showing arrangement of cartons shortly after shots were fired.
479
1302
Photograph of southeast corner of sixth floor of Texas School Book Depository Building, showing approximate location of wrapping-paper bag and location of palmprint on carton.
479
1303
Photograph of rifle, Commission Exhibit No. 139, showing its dimensions when assembled.
480
1304
Photographs of wrapping-paper bag and of component parts of rifle.
480
1312
Photograph of assassination window from inside of building showing a person of Lee Harvey Oswald’s height seated on carton alongside open window.
485
1339
Copy of Youth House psychologist’s report on Lee Harvey Oswald prepared by Irving Sokolow, New York, N.Y., April 17,
558-559
1386
FBI report dated November 26, 1963, reflecting affidavit of Palmer E. McBride at Patrick Air Force Base, Fla. (CD 75, pp. 251-254).
710-712
1440
FBI report dated November 30, 1963, of interview of Clarence A. Rector at Houston, Tex. (CD 84, p. 111).
858
1441
FBI report dated January 14,1964, of interview of Meyer R. Panitz at Las Vegas, Nev. (CD 360, p. 64).
858
VOLUME XXIII
Exibit
No.
Description
Page
1546
FBI report dated November 27, 1963, of interview of Lewis J. Mc Willie, at Las Vegas, Nev. (CD 84, pp. 212-214).
37-38
1772
FBI report dated December 2, 1963, of Interview of Jack Marcus at Evanston, Ill., and FBI report dated December 5, 1963, of interview of Phyllis F. Ruby at Dallas, Tex. (CD 86, pp. 434-437).
379-380
1774
FBI report dated November 25, 1963, of Interview of Jay Bishov at Chicago, Ill. (CD 4, p. 652).
381
1931
FBI report dated November 29, 1963, of interview of Dean Andrews at New Orleans, La. (CD 75, p. 230).
726
1967
FBI report dated November 23, 1963, of interview of Roger Craig at Dallas, Tex. (CD 5, p. 69).
817
1968
Arial photograph showing the location of eyewitnesses to the movements of Lee Harvey Oswald in the vicinity of the Tippit killing.
817
VOLUME XXIV
Exibit
No.
Description
Page
1978
Deposition of Amos Lee Euins dated November 22, 1963, at sheriff’s department, county of Dallas, Tex. (CD 87, p. 235).
4
2113
Map of freeway convergence at Triple Underpass, Dallas, Tex.
543
2114
Photographic views of highway markings in the vicinity of the assassination.
544
2115
Plan view of freeway convergence west of Triple Underpass, Dallas, Tex.
545
VOLUME XXV
Exibit
No.
Description
Page
2214
View from Triple Underpass, Dallas, Tex.
115
2215
View of Triple Underpass from location on. Elm Street.
116
2422
Photograph of Jack Ruby after his arrest on November 24, 1963.
2422
Photograph of Jack Ruby after his arrest on November 24, 1963.
2424
Photograph of Jack Ruby in basement assembly room of Dallas Police Department about midnight, November 22, 1963.
524
2426
Photograph of Jack Ruby’s bedroom on Sunday, November 24,1963.
525
2427
Photograph of "Closed" sign posted in window of Carousel Club.
526
2564
Letter dated August 31, 1964, from State Department to Commission, forwarding communication from Cuban Government concerning visa application of Lee Harvey Oswald (CD 1453).
813-817
2649
FBI report dated December 1, 1963, of interview of Eugene John Murret and others at Mobile, Ala. (CD 24, 1-17).
920-927
VOLUME XXVI
Exibit
No.
Description
Page
2707
Photographs and scale model view of sixth floor of Texas School Book Depository, showing location of clipboard, rifle, and cartons at windows.
78
2717
Lee Harvey Oswald’s handwritten account dated November 15, 1959, of interview with Miss Ailne Mosby, UPI reporter, found among Oswald’s personal effects (FBI exhibits, voL 3, No. 45).
91
2788
Photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald taken after his return from Russia in late September 1963 (FBI item 451-4).
177
2891
Photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald taken in Minsk (FBI item D33-1S).
346
2892
Photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald taken in Minsk (FBI item 451-7).
346
2967
Photograph of traffic sign on Main Street in Dallas, Tex., which directs westbound traffic to turn right at Houston Street to gain access to the Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike (CD 822).
449
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Ables, Don R.
WC Testimony
Jail Clerk, Dallas Police Department.
Abt, John J.
WC Testimony
New York City attorney.
Acorn, Daniel
ARRB Testimony
Adamcik, John P.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Adams, R. L
WC Testimony
Placement interviewer, Texas Employment Commission.
Adams, Victoria Elisabeth
WC Testimony
Employee, Texas School Book Depository (TSBD).
Aguilar, Gary
ARRB Testimony
Assassination researcher.
Akin, Gene Coleman
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Alba, Adrian Thomas
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Oswald in New Orleans.
Alcock, James
Shaw trial closing arguments, Rebuttal arguments
Shaw trial prosecution attorney.
Aleman, Jose
HSC Testimony
Anti-Castro Associate of Santos Trafficante
Allen, Mrs. J. U.
Affidavit
Secretary, Chainberlin-Hunt Academy.
Altgens, James W
WC Testimony.
Witness at assassination scene.
Anderson, Eugene D.
WC Testimony
Marine Corps markmanship expert.
Andrews, Dean Adams Jr.
WC Testimony., 11/29/63 FBI report, Shaw Grand Jury testimony 1, 2, 3
New Orleans attorney.
Applin, George Jefferson, Jr.
WC Testimony., Deposition.
Witness of Oswald arrest.
Arce, Danny Garcia
WC Testimony, Affidavit.
Employee, TSBD.
Archer, Don Ray
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Armstrong, Andrew Jr.
HSC deposition
Dallas associate of Jack Ruby
Arnett, Charles Oliver
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Aschkenasy, Ernest
HSC Testimony
Expert on accoustical evidence.
Austin, Albert
FBI Report
Azcue, Eusebio
HSC Testimony
Former Cuban Cosul in Mexico City
Backes, Joseph
ARRB Testimony
Baden, Michael
HSC Testimony
Head of the House Forensic Pathology Panel.
Baker, Marrion
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit, 8/11/64 Affidavit
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Baker, Mrs. Donald (AKA Virgie Rachley)
WC Testimony, FBI Report
Employee, TSBD
Baker, Robert Barney
HSC deposition
Union Organizer contacted by Ruby prior to the Assassination
Baker, T. L.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Ballew, Roger
FBI Report
Ballen, Samuel B.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Barbe, Emmett Charles, Jr.
Affidavit
Employee, William B. Reily Co.
Bargas, Tommy
WC Testimony
Superintendent, Leslie Welding Co.
Barger, James E.
HSC Testimony 1, 2
Accoustics expert
Barkley, Martin
ARRB Testimony
Barnes, W. E.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Barnett, Welcome Eugene
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Barnhorst, Colin
WC Testimony
Desk Clerk, YMCA, in Dallas
Bashour, Fouad
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Batchelder, Endicott A.
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Batchelor, Charles
WC Testimony, 2, 3
Assistant Chief, Dallas Police Department.
Bates, John S. Jr.
HSC Testimony
Firearms expert.
Bates, Pauline Virginia
WC Testimony
Pub1ic stenographer, Fort Worth.
Baxter, Charles Rufus
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Beaty, Buford Lee
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Beers, Ira Jefferson "Jack"
WC Testimony
Newspaper photographer, Dallas.
Belin, David
ARRB Testimony
Warren Commision lawyer.
Belmont, Alan H.
WC Testimony
Assistant to the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Benavides, Domingo
WC Testimony
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Bennett, Glen A.
Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Benton, Joseph Nelson
WC Testimony
Television reporter, CBS.
Betzner, Hugh William Jr.
11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at the assassination scene
Biddison, Jeff
Shaw trial testimony
Bishov, Jay
11/25/63 FBI report
Blalock, Vance
WC Testimony
Observed Oswald in New Orleans.
Bledsoe, Mary E.
WC Testimony, Affidavit.
Oswald’s former landlady in Dallas.
Bond, Wilma
Shaw Trial Testimony
Bogard, Albert Guy
WC Testimony
Automobile salesman, Dallas
Boggs, Lindy
ARRB Testimony
Bookhout, James W.
WC Testimony
Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County.
Boone, Eugene
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Sheriff’s report #1,11/22/63 Sheriff’s report #2
Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County.
Boswell, Thorton J.
WC Testimony, ARRB Deposition
Doctor, Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Botelho, James Anthony
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Bouck, Robert Inman
WC Testimony
Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Boudreaux, Anne, Mrs.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Oswald during his youth.
Bouhe, George A.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Bowers, Lee E.
WC Testimony, Affidavit, 11/22/63 Sheriff’s report
Employee, Union Terminal Co.
Bowley, T. F.
12/2/63 Affidavit
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene
Bowron, Diana Hamilton
WC Testimony
Nurse, Parkland Hospital
Boyd, Elmer L.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Braden, Jim
Deposition
Person in the vicinity of the assassination scene
Brauneis, Robert
ARRB Testimony
Brehm, Charles
FBI Report
Witness at assassination scene
Brennan, Howard Leslie
WC Testimony1, 2, 3, 11/22/63 Affidavit,5/7/64 Affidavit
Witness at assassination scene
Brewer, E.D.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Brewer, Johnny Calvin
WC Testimony, 12/6/63 Affidavit
Witness of Oswald arrest.
Brian, V. J.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Bringuier, Carlos
WC Testimony
Cuban attorney, now a resident of New Orleans.
Brock, Alvin R.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department
Brock, Mary
FBI Report
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Brock, Robert
FBI Report
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Brooks, Donald E.
WC Testimony
Employment counselor, Texas Employment Commission.
Brown, C. W.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Brown, Earle V.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department
Brown, Peter Megargee
Affidavit
Counsel for Community Service Society, New York.
Bundy Vernon J. Jr.
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Burcham, John W.
Affidavit
Chief of Unemployment Insurance, Texas Employment Commission.
Burkley, George G.
HSCA Affidavit, interview by William McHugh for the John F. Kennedy Library
JFK’s personal Physician.
Burns, Doris
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD.
Burroughs, Warren H.
WC Testimony
Employee, Texas Theatre.
Burt, Jimmy Earl
FBI Report
Butzman, Jonas J.
Shaw trial testimony
Cabell, Earle
WC Testimony
Mayor of Dallas.
Cabell, Earle, Mrs.
WC Testimony
Wife of Mayor Cabell.
Cadigan, James C.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Questioned document expert, FBI.
Call Richard, Dennis
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in the Marine Corps.
Callaway, Ted
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Camarata, Donald Peter
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in the Marine Corps.
Campisi, Joseph
HSC testimony
Dallas organized crime figure.
Canning, Thomas
HSC Testimony
Carlin, Karen Bennett
WC Testimony 1, 2
Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Carr, Richard Randolph
Shaw Trial Testimony
Carr, Waggoner
WC Testimony
Attorney general of State of Texas.
Carrico, Charles James
WC Testimony1, 2
Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Carro, John
WC Testimony
Probation officer, New York City, 1952-54.
Carroll, Bob K.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Carswell, Robert
WC Testimony1, 2
Special assistant to Secretary of the Treasury.
Carter, Clifton C.
Affidavit
Assistant to President Johnson.
Cason, Jack Charles
Affidavit
President, TSBD
Caster, Warren
WC Testimony
Assistant manager, Southwestern Publishing Co., TSBD.
Castro, Fidel
HSC Interviews
Premier of Cuba
Champagne, Donald
HSC Testimony
Firearms expert.
Chayes, Abram
WC Testimony1, 2
Legal Adrift, Department of State.
Chetta, Nicholas J.
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony 1, 2
Chism, John Arthur
11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at the assassination scene
Chism, Marvin Faye
11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at the assassination scene
Church, Mrs. George B., Jr.
Affidavit
Passenger with Oswald on SS Marion Lykes.
Cimino, Frank
FBI Report
Cimino, Peter
FBI Report
Clardy, Barnard S.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Clark, Max E.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Clark, Richard L.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Clark, Thomas Louis
Shaw Grand Jury testimony
Clark, William Kemp
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Clements, Manning C.
WC Testimony
Agent, FBI
Cobb, Lloyd
Shaw trial testimony
Cole, Alwyn
WC Testimony 1, 2
Questioned document examiner, Treasury Department.
Collins, Corrie
Shaw trial testimony
Combest, B. H.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Connally, John Bowden.
WC Testimony, HSC Testimony
Governor of Texas.
Connally, Mrs. John Bowden
WC Testimony, HSC Testimony
Wife of the Governor of Texas
Connick, Harry F., Sr.
ARRB Testimony
Connor, Peter Francis
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in the Marine Corps.
Conway, Debra
ARRB Testimony
Conway, Hiram
WC Testimony
Fort Worth neighbour of the Oswalds in 0swald’s youth.
Corporon, John
Affidavit
Official of New Orleans radio station.
Cooper, John Sherman
HSC Testimony
Member of the Warren Commission.
Couch, Malcolm O.
WC Testimony
TV news cameraman, Dallas.
Coulter, Harris
WC Testimony
State Department interpreter.
Craig, Roger D.
WC Testimony, 11/23/63 Sheriff’s Report,11/22/63 FBI report, Shaw trial testimony
Witness at assassination scene.
Crawford, James N.
WC Testimony
Witness at assassination scene.
Creel, Robert J.
Affidavit
Employee, Louisiana Department of Labor, New Orleans.
Crowe, William D.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Crowley, James D.
Affidavit
Specialist in intelligence matters, Department of State.
Croy, Kenneth Hudson
WC Testimony
Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
Cunningham Cortladt C.
WC Testimony1, 2, 3
Firearms identification expert, FBI.
Curole, Louis
Shaw trial testimony
Curry, Jesse Edward
WC Testimony 1, 2, 3, 8/10/64 Affidavit
Chief, Dallas Police Department.
Curtis, Don Teel
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Cutchshaw, Wilbur Jay
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Daniels, Napoleon J.
WC Testimony
Former member, Dallas Police Department.
Davis, Barbara Jeanette
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness in the vicinty of the Tippit crime scene.
Davis, Eugene C.
Shaw Grand Jury testimony
New Orleans associate of Dean Andrews
Davis, Floyd Guy
WC Testimony
Operator, Sports Drome Rifle Range
Davis, Virginia
WC Testimony1, 2, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Day, J.C.
WC Testimony 1, 5/7/64 and 6/23/64 Affidavits
Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Dean, Patrick Trevore
WC Testimony 1, 2
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Decker, J.E. (Bill)
WC Testimony
Sheriff, Dallas County
Dedon, Mrs. Bobbie
Shaw trial testimony
Delgado, Nelson
WC Testimony
Aquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
De Mohrenschildt, George
WC Testimony
Aquaintance of Oswalds in Texas
De Mohrenschildt, Jeanne
WC Testimony
Aquaintance of Oswalds in Texas.
Dhority, C. N.
WC Testimony, 5/12/64 Affidavit
Member, Dallas Police Department.
DiEugenio, James
ARRB Testimony
Assassination researcher.
Dillard, Tom C.
WC Testimony
Photographer-Journalist, Dallas.
Dillon, C. Douglas
WC Testimony
Secretary of the Treasury
Dobbs, Farrell
WC Testimony
International Secretary, Socialist Workers Party.
Donabedian, George
WC Testimony
Captain, U.S. Navy.
Donovan, John E.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Oswald in the Marine Corps.
Dougherty, Jack Edwin
WC Testimony, Affidavit
Employee, TSBD
Dox, Ida
HSC Testimony
Medical illustrator for the House Select Committee.
Dulany, Richard B.
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Duncan, William Glenn
WC Testimony
Employee, radio station, Dallas.
Dunn, William E. Sr.
Shaw trial testimony
Duran, Sylvia
See Tirado, Sylvia
Dymitruk, Lydia
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Dymond, Irvin
Shaw trial opening arguments, closing arguments
Shaw defense attorney
Dziemian, Arthur
WC Testimony
Wound ballistics expert, U.S. Army.
Ebersole, John H.
HSCA Deposition
Radiologist, Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Edisen, Adele E. U.
ARRB Testimony
Edwards, Robert Edwin
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Employee, Dallas City Courthouse.
Einspruch, Burton C.
HSC Testimony
Elkins, Harold E.
11/26/63 report
Deputy Sheriff, County of Dallas
Euins, Amos Lee
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at assassination scene.
Evans, Julian
WC Testimony
Husband of Myrtle Evans.
Evans, Myrtle
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Marguerite Oswald in Oswald’s youth.
Everard, Wayne
ARRB Testimony
Evica, George Michael
ARRB Testimony
Fain, John Wythe
WC Testimony
Agent, FBI.
Fatter, Esmond A
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Faulkner, Jack
11/22/63 Sheriff’s report
Feldsott, Louis
Affidavit
President, Crescent Firearms, Inc.
Fenley, Robert Gene
WC Testimony
Reporter, Dallas.
Fink, Pierre A.
WC Testimony, HSCA Deposition, Shaw trial testimony, ARRB Deposition
Doctor, Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Fischer, Ronald B.
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Auditor, City of Dallas.
Florer, Larry
11/22/63 Affidavit
Folsom, Allison G.
WC Testimony
Lt. Col., U.S. Marine Corps.
Ford, Declan P.
WC Testimony
Husband of Katherine N. Ford and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Ford, Gerald
HSC Testimony
Warren Commission Member.
Ford, Katherine
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Foster, J. W.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Franzen, Jack
Deposition
Witness at the assassination scene.
Franzen, Mrs. Jack
Deposition
Witness at the assassination scene.
Frazier, Buell Wesley
WC Testimony 1, 2, Affidavit, Shaw trial testimony
Employee, TSBD and neighbour of the Paines in Irving, Tex.
Frazier, Robert A.
WC Testimony, 2, 3, Shaw trial testimony
Firearms Identification Expert, FBI.
Frazier, William Bennett
WC Testimony
Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Fritz, John Will
WC Testimony 1, 2, Affidavit
Captain, Dallas Police Department
Gale, James H.
HSC Testimony
Gallagher, John F.
WC Testimony
Agent, FBI
Gangl, Theodore Frank
Affidavit
Employee, Padgett Printing Corp.
Garner, Jesse J.
Affidavit
Neighbor of the Oswalds in New Orleans.
Garner, Jesse J., Mrs.
WC Testimony, Shaw trial testimony
Landlady of Oswald in New Orleans.
Garrison, Jim
Shaw trial opening arguments, closing summation
New Orlean District Attorney.
Gauthier, Leo J.
WC Testimony
Inspector, FBI
George, M. Waldo
Affidavit
Landlord of Oswalds in Dallas
Geraci, Philip
WC Testimony
Resident of New Orleans who met Oswald.
Gibson, Mrs. Donald
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas
Giesecke, Adolph H.
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Givens, Charles Douglas
WC Testimony, Affidavit
Employee, TSBD
Glover, Everett D.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas
Goldstein, David
Affidavit
Owner, Dave’s House of Guns
Graef, John G.
WC Testimony
Oswald’s supervisor, Jaggars-Chiles-Stovall, Dallas.
Graf, Allen, D.
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Graves, Gene
Affidavit
Secretary, Leslie Welding Co.
Graves, L. C.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Gravitis, Dorothy
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Mrs. Paine in Dallas.
Gray, Virginia
Affidavit
Employee, Duke University Library.
Green, David
HSC Testimony
Greener, Charles W.
WC Testimony
Proprietor, Irving Sports Shop.
Greer, William Robert
WC Testimony, Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Gregory, Charles Francis
WC Tesimony 1, 2
Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Gregory, Paul Roderick
WC Testimony
Son of Peter Paul Gregory and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Gregory, Peter Paul.
WC Testimony
Son of Peter Paul Gregory and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Griffin, Burt W.
HSC Testimony
Groden, Robert
HSC Testimony
Gruber, Alexander Philip
HSC deposition
Dallas associate of Jack Ruby
Guinn, T. Jermey
ARRB Testimony
Guinn, Vincent P.
HSC Testimony
Expert on Neutron Activation Analysis
Guinyard, Sam
WC Testimony, Deposition
Witness in the vicinity of Tippit crime scene.
Habighorst, Aloysius
Shaw trial testimony
Hall, C. Ray
WC Deposition
Agent, FBI
Hall, Elena A.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Hall, John Raymond
WC Testimony
Husband of Elena A. Hall and acquaintance of the Oswalds.
Hamblen, C. A.
WC Testimony
Employee, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Hamburg, Eric
ARRB Testimony
Hankal, Robert Leonard
WC Testimony
Director, television station, Dallas.
Hardiman, James
Shaw trial testimony
Hargis, Bobby W.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Harkness, D. V.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department
Harrison, William J.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department
Hart, John
HSC Testimony
Hartmann, William
HSC Testimony
Hartogs, Renatus
WC Testimony
Psychiatrist, New York City.
Hathaway, Philip Ben
11/22/63 Affidavit
Hawkins, Ray
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Haygood, Clyde A.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Hayward, Frank
Shaw Preliminary hearing testimony
Heindel, John Rene
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Helms, Richard
WC Testimony, Affidavit, HSC Testimony
Deputy Director for Plans, CIA.
Henchliffe, Margarte M.
WC Testimony
Nurse, Parkland Hospital
Henderson, Ruby
Affidavit
Henslee, Gerald Dalton
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Herndon, Bell P.
WC Testimony
Polygraph operator, FBI
Hess, Jacqueline
HSC Testimony
Hester, Charles
11/22/63 Affidavit
Hicks, J. B.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Hicky, George W Jr.
Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Hill, Clinton J.
WC Testimony, Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Hill, Gerald Lynn
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Hill Jean Lollis
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness – at assassination scene.
Hine, Geneva L.
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD
Holland, Max
ARRB Testimony
Holland S.M.
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at assassination scene.
Holly, Harold B., Jr.
WC Testimony
Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
Holmes, Harry D.
WC Testimony 1, 2
U.S. Post Office inspector
Hoover, J. Edgar
WC Testimony
Director, FBI
Hosty, James Patrick Jr.
WC Testimony
Agent, FBI
Howlett, John Joe
WC Testimony
Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Hudson, Emmett J
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at assassination scene.
Huffaker, Robert S.
WC Testimony
Employee of Dallas YMCA
Hulen, Richard Leroy
WC Testimony
Employee of Dallas YMCA
Humes, James J.
WC Testimony, HSC Testimony, ARRB Deposition
Doctor, Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Hunley, Bobb
Affidavit
Employee, Louisiana Department of Labor, New Orleans.
Hunt, Bob R
HSC Testimony
Hunt, Jackie Hansen
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Hunter, Gertrude
WC Testimony
Witness concerning alleged encounter with Oswald.
Hutchison, Leonard Edwin
WC Testimony
Owner of grocery store in Irving.
Hutson, Thomas Alexander
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Isaacs, Martin
WC Testimony
Employee, Special Services Welfare Center, New York.
Ivon, Louis
Shaw trial testimony
Jackson, Richard
Shaw trial testimony
Jackson, Robert Hill
WC Testimony
News photographer, Dallas.
James, Virginia H.
WC Testimony
International Relations Officer, 0ffice of Soviet Affairs, State Department.
Jarman, James Earl Jr.
WC Testimony, Affidavit
Employee, TSBD.
Jenkins, Marion Thomas
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Jenkins, Ronald Lee
WC Testimony
News editor, radio station, Dallas.
Jimison, R. J.
WC Testimony
Orderly, Parkland Hospital.
Johns Thomas L.
Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Johnson, C. W.
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Johnson, Arnold Samuel
WC Testimony
Director of Information and Lecture Bureau, Communist Party, U.S.A.
Johnson, Arthur Carl
WC Testimony
Owner of roominghouse in Dallas where Oswald resided.
Johnson, Mrs. Arthur Carl
WC Testimony
Wife of A. C. Johnson
Johnson, Mrs. Lyndon B.
WC Statement
Wife of the President of the United States.
Johnson, Lyndon B.
WC Statement
President of the United States
Johnson, Marvin
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department
Johnson, Priscilla Mary Post
WC Testimony, ARRB Testimony
Newspaper reporter who interviewed Oswald in Russia.
Jones, C. M.
11/22/63 Sheriff’s report
Jones, Orville Aubrey
WC Testimony
Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Jones, Ronald Coy
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Judge, John
ARRB Testimony
Kaiser, Frankie
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD.
Kantor, Seth
WC Testimony
Reporter.
Katzenbach, Nicholas
HSC Testimony
Kellerman, Roy S.
WC Testimony, Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Kelley, Thomas J.
WC Testimony1, 2, HSC Testimony
Inspector, U.S. Secret Service.
Kelly, William
ARRB Testimony
Kemp, Mrs. Maxine
Shaw trial testimony
Kennedy, Jacqueline
WC Testimony
Widow of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
Kennedy, Regis
Shaw trial testimony
Kenny, James J.
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Killion, Charles L.
Affidavit
Firearms identification expert, FBI.
King, Glen D.
WC Testimony
Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Kinneth, Francis
FBI Report
Kinney, Samuel A.
Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Kirk, Cecil
HSC Testimony 1, 2, 3
Kivett, Jerry D.
Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Klause, Robert G.
WC Testimony
Printer of handbill attacking President Kennedy
Kleinlerer, Alexander
Affidavit
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Knight, Frances G.
WC Testimony
Director, Passport Office, Department of State.
Kommer, Rex
Shaw trial testimony
Knudsen, Robert L.
HSCA Deposition
White House photographer.
Kramer, Monica
Affidavit
Tourist in Minsk in 1961
Kriss, Harry M.
WC Testimony
Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
Krystinik, Raymond Franklin
WC Testimony
Fellow employee of Michael R. Paine in Texas
Kurtz, Michael L.
ARRB Testimony
Landis, Paul E. Jr
Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Lane, Mark
WC Testimony 1, 2
Latona, Sebastian F.
WC Testimony
Fingerprint expert, FBI
Lawrence, John Stevens Rutter
11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness to a man with a rifle.
Lawrence, Perdue William
WC Testimony
Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Lawson, Winston G.
WC Testimony, Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Leavelle, James R.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Member, Dallas Police Department.
LeBlanc, Charles Joseph
WC Testimony
Maintenance man, William B. Reily Co.
Lee, Ivan D.
Affidavit
Agent, FBI
Lee, Vincent T.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Official, Fair Play for Cuba Committee.
Lehrer, James
WC Testimony
Reporter, Dallas.
Lesar, James
ARRB Testimony 1, 2
Leslie Helen
WC Testimony
Member of Russian-speaking community in Dallas.
Levey, Julian L.
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Levine, Lowell
HSC Testimony
Forensic dentist
Lewis, Aubrey Lee
WC Testimony
Employee, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Lewis, Clinton
11/22/63 Sheriff’s report
Lewis, C. L. "Lummie"
11/23/63 Sheriff’s report
Lewis, Erwin Donald
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Lewis, L.J.
FBI Report
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene
Liebeler, Wesley
ARRB Testimony
Warren Commission lawyer
Lidin, Harold Jerome
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Lifton, David
ARRB Testimony
Assassination researcher
Light, Frederick W. Jr.
WC Testimony
Wound ballistics expert, U.S. Army.
Link, Robert
Shaw trial testimony
Livingstone, Harrison
ARRB Testimony
Assassination researcher.
Logan, David
Telephone convesation with James Alcock
Lord, Billy Joe
Affidavit
Passenger with Oswald on SS Marion Lykes.
Lowery, Roy Lee
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department
Lovelady, Billy Nolan
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD.
Lujan, Daniel Gutierrez
WC Testimony
Appeared in lineup with Oswald.
Lutz, Monty
HSC Testimony
Firearms expert.
Lux, J. Philip
Affidavit
Employee, H. L. Green Co
Mabra, W. W.
11/27/63 Report
Dallas County Sheriff Deputy
Mack, Gary
ARRB Testimony
Assassination researher.
Macphearson, Duncan
Interview
Malley, James R.
HSC Testimony
Mallory, Katherine
Affidavit
Tourist in Minsk in 1961
Mamantov, Ilya A.
WC Testimony
Member of Russian-speaking community in Dallas.
Manchester, John
Shaw trial testimony
Mandella, Arthur
WC Testimony
Fingerprint expert, New York City Police Department.
Marcus, Jack
12/2/63 FBI report
Markham, Helen
WC Testimony 1, 2, 3
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Marrs, Jim
ARRB Testimony
Assassination researcher.
Martello, Francis L.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Lieutenant, New Orleans Police Department.
Martin, Billy Joe
WC Testimony, Shaw trial testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Martin, Dwight W.
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Martin, Frank M.
WC Testimony
Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Martin, James Herbert
WC Testimony
Former business manager for Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald.
Matthews, Russel Douglas
HSC deposition
Maxey, Billy Joe
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Mayo, Logan W.
WC Testimony
Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
McBride, Palmer E.
FBI interview
Acquaintance of Lee Harvey Oswald.
McCaghren, Paul
HSC Testimony
Former lieutenant of the Dallas Police Department
McCamy, Calvin S.
HSC Testimony, 2, 3, 4
McCarthy, Elizabeth
Shaw trial testimony
McClelland, Robert Nelson
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
McCloy, John J.
HSC Testimony
McCone, John A.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Director, Central Intelligence Agency.
McCullough John G.
WC Testimony
Reporter, Philadelphia.
McCurley, A.D.
11/22/63 Sheriff’s report
McDonald, M. N.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
McFarland, John Bryan
Affidavit
Passenger on bus with Oswald to Mexico City in 1963.
McFarland, Meryl
Affidavit
Passenger on bus with Oswald to Mexico City in 1963.
McGehee, Edwin Lea
Shaw trial testimony
McIntyre, William T.
Original Report
McKeown, Robert Ray
HSC testimony
Dallas Associate of Jack Ruby
McLain, H. B.
HSC Testimony
Member of Dallas Police Department,Witness at assassination scene
McLaughlin John
ARRB Testimony
McNally, Joseph
HSC Testimony 1, 2
McVickar, John A.
WC Testimony1, 2
Foreign Service officer stationed at American Embassy in Soviet Union in 1959-61.
McWatters, Cecil J.
WC Testimony
Busdriver, Dallas.
McWillie, Lewis
HSC Testimony, 11/27/63 FBI report
Ruby associate with purported mob ties.
Melanson, Philip
ARRB Testimony
Meller, Anna N.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Mercer, Julia Ann
11/22/63 Affidavit
Meros Thomas
ARRB Testimony
Meyers, Lawrence V.
HSC deposition
Associate of Jack Ruby
Michaelis, Heinz W.
WC Testimony
Manager, Seaport Traders, Inc.
Milam, Wallace
ARRB Testimony
Miller, Austin L.
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at assassination scene.
Miller, Louis D.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department
Miller, Page Putnam
ARRB Testimony
Millican, A. J.
11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at assassination scene.
Mirabal Diaz, Alfredo
HSC Testimony
Mitchell, Mary Anne
WC Testimony
Witness at assassination scene
Molina, Joe R.
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD
Montgomery, L. D.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Mooney, Luke
WC Testimony, 11/23/63 Sheriff’s report
Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County.
Moore, Goldie Naomie
Shaw trial testimony
Moore, Henry M.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Moorman, Mary Ann
11/22/63 Affidavit, Shaw trial testimony
Morgan, Reeves
Shaw trial testimony
Mumford, Pamela
WC Testimony
Passenger on bus with Oswald to Mexico City in 1963
Murphy, Joe E.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Murphy, Paul Edward
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Murrah, David
ARRB Testimony
Murray, David Christie Jr.
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Murret, Charles D. (Dutz)
WC Testimony
Uncle of Lee Harvey Oswald, New Orleans.
Murret, John, M. (Boogie)
WC Testimony
Cousin of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Murret, Lillian
WC Testimony, Affidavit
aunt of LHO.
Murret, Marilyn Dorothea
WC Testimony
Cousin of LHO.
Naman, Rita
Affidavit
Tourist in Minsk in 1961
Nelson, Doris Mae
WC Testimony
Nurse, Parkland Hospital.
Newman Gayle
11/22/63 Affidavit, Shaw trial testimony
witness at the assassination scene.
Newman, Jean
11/22/63 Affidavit
witness at the assassination scene.
Newman, John
ARRB Testimony
Newman, William Eugene
11/22/63 Affidavit, Shaw trial testimony
witness at the assassination scene.
Newman, William J.
WC Testimony
Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
Newnam, John Wilkins
WC Testimony
Advertising department employee, Dallas newspaper.
Newquist, Andrew M.
HSC Testimony
Firearms expert.
Nichols, H. Louis
WC Testimony
Former president, Dallas bar association.
Nichols, John
Shaw trial testimony
Nicol, Joseph D.
WC Testimony
Firearms identification expert, Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation, Illinois Department of Public Safety.
Norman, Harold
WC Testimony, 12/4/63 Affidavit
Employee, TSBD
O’Brien, Lawrence F.
WC Testimony
Assistant to President Kennedy
O’Donnell, Edward
Shaw trial testimony
O’Donnell, Kenneth P.
WC Testimony
O’Sullivan, Frederick S.
WC Testimony
Odell, J.G.
Sheriffs report
Eyewitness of Lee Oswald on a bus just after the assassination.
Odio Sylvia
WC Testimony
Former citizen of Cuba now residing in Dallas.
Odum, Bardwell D.
Affidavid
Agent, FBI
Ofstein, Dennis Hyman
WC Testimony
Employee, Jaggers-Chiles-Stovall, Dallas.
Olds, Gregory Lee
WC Testimony
President, Dallas Chapter, American Civil Liberties Union.
Oliver Massegee, Beverly
ARRB Testimony
Oliver, Revilo Pendleton
WC Testimony
Member of the council of the John Birch Society.
Olivier, Alfred G.
WC Testimony
Wound ballistics expert, U. S. Army.
Olsen, Harry N.
WC Testimony
Former member, Dallas Police Department.
Olsen, Kay Helen
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Orth, Herbert
Shaw trial testimony
Osborn, Steve
ARRB Testimony
Osborne, Mack
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Oser, Alvin
Shaw trial closing arguments, Rebuttal arguments
Oswald, Marguerite
WC Testimony 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Mother of Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald (Porter), Marina
WC Testimony1, 2, 3, 4, HSC Testimony 1, 2, 3,HSCA Depositions, Shaw trial testimony
Widow of Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald, Robert Edward Lee
WC Testimony
Brother of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Owens, Calvin Bud
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Owens, Ernest
11/22/63 Affidavit
witnessed a man with a rifle on 11/21/63.
Oxford. J. L.
11/23/63 Report
Dallas County Sheriff Deputy
Paine, Michael Ralph
WC Testimony 1, 2, 3
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Paine, Ruth Hyde
WC Testimony 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Affidavit, Shaw trial testimony
Wife of Michael R. Paine and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Palmer, Henry Earl
Shaw trial testimony
Panitz, Meyer R.
1/14/64 FBI report
Panzeca, Salvatore
Shaw trial testimony
Papale, Antonio Edward
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Pappas, Icarus M.
WC Testimony
Reporter, radio station, New York City.
Patrick, Leonard
HSC deposition
Associate of Jack Ruby
Patterson, B.M.
FBI Report
Patterson, Bobby G.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Pena, Orest
WC Testimony
Owner, Habana Bar, New Orleans.
Pena, Ruperto
WC Testimony
Brother of Orest Pena
Perkins, John N.
Shaw trial testimony
Perry, Malcolm Oliver
WC Testimony 1, 2
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Perry, W. E.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Peterman, Viola, Mrs.
WC Testimony
Neighbor of Oswald family in New Orleans.
Peters, Paul Conrad
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Petty, Charles S.
HSC Testimony
Forensic pathologists serving on the select committee autopsy panel
Phelan, James
Shaw trial testimony
Phenix, George R.
WC Testimony
Television cameraman and reporter, Dallas.
Pic, Edward John Jr.
WC Testimony, Affidavit
First husband of Marguerite Oswald.
Pic, John Edward
WC Testimony
Half brother of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Pierce, Rio S.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Pinkston, Nat A.
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD.
Piper, Eddie
WC Testimony1, 2, 11/23/63 Affidavit
Employee, TSBD.
Pizzo, Frank
WC Testimony
Assistant manager of auto agency, Dallas.
Player, Charles Polk
11/22/63 Sheriff’s report
Poe, J. M.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Postal, Julia
WC Testimony
Cashier, Texas Theatre.
Potts, Walter E.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Powers, Daniel Patrick
WC Deposition
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Powers, David F.
Affidavit
Assistant to President Kennedy.
Price, Charles Jack
WC Testimony
Administrator, Parkland Hospital.
Price, J. C.
11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at the assassination scene.
Price, Malcolm H., Jr.
WC Testimony
Patron, Sports Drome Rifle Range.
Priddy, Hal, Jr.
WC Testimony
Relief dispatcher, O’Neil Funeral Home in Dallas.
Putnam, James A.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Quigley, John Lester
WC Testimony
Agent, FBI.
Rachal, John R.
Affidavit
Employee, Louisiana Department of Labor, New Orleans.
Rachley, Virgie
See Baker, Mrs. Donald.
Rackle, George W. Sr.
WC Testimony
Employee, Coordinated RR. Co.
Raigorodsky, Paul M.
WC Testimony
Member of Russian-speaking community in Dallas.
Randle, Linnie Mae
WC Testimony, 11/23/63 FBI report
Buell Wesley Frazier’s sister and neighbour of Ruth Paine.
Rankin, Lee J.
HSC Testimony, ARRB Testimony
Ray, Natalie.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Ray, Thomas M.
WC Testimony
Husband of Natalie Ray and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Ray, Valentina
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Rea, Billy Andrew
WC Testimony
Advertising staff, Dallas newspaper.
Ready, John D.
Original Report
Rector, Clarence A.
11/30/63 FBI report
Reid, Mrs. Robert A.
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD.
Reilly, Frank E.
WC Testimony
Witness at assassination scene.
Reilly, John F.
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Revill, Jack
WC Testimony 1, 2, HSC Testimony
Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Reynolds, Johnie
FBI Report
Reynolds, Warren Allen
WC Testimony, FBI Report
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Rich, Joe Henry
Statement
Riebe, Floyd
ARRB Deposition
Riggs, Chester Allen, Jr.
Affidavit
Landlord of the Oswalds in Fort Worth.
Ritchie, James L.
WC Testimony
Passport Officer, Department of State.
Roberts, Earlene
WC Testimony
Housekeeper at Oswald’s roominghouse in Dallas.
Roberts, Emory P.
Original Report
Robertson, Mary Jane
WC Testimony
Employee, Dallas Police Department.
Robertson, Victor F.
WC Testimony
Reporter, Dallas.
Rodriguez, Evaristo
WC Testimony
Bartender at Habana Bar, New Orleans.
Rogers, Eric
WC Testimony
Neighbor of the Oswalds in New Orleans.
Rolland, Rowland Charles
Shaw trial testimony
Romack, James
WC Testimony
Witness at assassination scene.
Rose, Guy F.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Ross, Henrietta M.
WC Testimony
Technician, Parkland Hospital.
Roussel, Henry J.
WC Affidavit
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Rowland, Arnold Louis
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at assassination scene.
Rowland, Barbara Walker
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at assassination scene.
Rowley, James J.
WC Testimony, HSC Testimony
Chief, U.S. Secret Service.
Ruby, Earl
HSC Testimony
Ruby, Jack
WC Testimony 1, 2
Convicted slayer of Oswald.
Rusk, Dean
WC Testimony
Secretary of State.
Russell, Dick
ARRB Testimony
Russell, Harold
Affidavit, FBI Report
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Russo, Perry Raymond
Shaw Grand Jury testimony 1, 2, Shaw preliminary hearing testimony 1, 2, 3, 4, Shaw trial testimony 1, 2
Ryan, Joseph
Shaw trial testimony, Transcript of Jim Kemp interview
Ryder, Dial D.
WC Testimony
Employee, Irving Sports Shop.
Salyer, Kenneth Everett
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Sanders, Charles
ARRB Testimony
Saunders, Richard L.
WC Testimony
Advertising staff, Dallas newspaper.
Sawyer, J., Herbert
WC Testimony
Inspector, Dallas Police Department.
Schaeffer, Roy
ARRB Testimony
Schmidt, Hunter Jr.
WC Testimony
City editor, Dallas.
Schmidt, Volkmar
Interview by Kelly
Schuster, Peter
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony, Shaw trial testimony
Scoggins, William W.
WC Testimony
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Scott, Peter Dale
ARRB Testimony
Assassination researcher.
Scibor, Mitchell J.
WC Testimony
Employee, Klein’s Sports Goods.
Sedgebeer, Fenner O.
Shaw Grand Jury testimony
Seely, Carroll Hamilton Jr.
WC Testimony
Assistant Chief, Legal Division, Passport Office, Department of State.
Semingsen, W. W.
WC Testimony
Employee, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Shackelford, Martin
ARRB Testimony
Assassination researcher.
Shaneyfelt, Lyndal L.
WC Testimony 1, 2, Shaw trial testimony
Photography expert, FBI
Shasteen, Clifton M.
WC Testimony
Owner of barbershop in Irving, Tex.
Shaw, Clay
Shaw trial testimony
Shaw, Robert Roeder
WC Testimony 1, 2
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Shelley, William H.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Employee, TSBD
Shields, Edward
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD.
Shires, George T.
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Siegel, Evelyn Grace Strickman
WC Testimony
Social worker, New York City.
Simmons, James
Shaw trial testimony
Simmons, Ronald
WC Testimony
Weapons evaluation expert, U.S. Army Weapons System Division.
Simon, Art
ARRB Testimony
Sims, Richard M.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Sitzman, Marilyn
Interview with Josiah Thompson
Skelton, Royce G.
WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit
Witness at assassination scene.
Slack, Garland Glenwill
11/22/63 Affidavit
Patron, Sports Drome Rifle Range.
Slack, Willie B.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Smart, Vernon S.
WC Testimony
Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Smith, Bennierita, Mrs.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Oswald at Beauregard Junior High School in New Orleans.
Smith, Edgar Leon Jr.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Smith, Glenn Emmett
WC Testimony
Service station attendant in Dallas.
Smith, Hilda L.
Affidavit
Employee, Louisiana Department of Labor, New Orleans.
Smith, Joe Marshall
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Smith, Kenneth
ARRB Testimony
Smith, L.C.
Sheriff’s report
member Dalls County Sheriff’s Department
Smith, William Arthur
WC Testimony, FBI Report
Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Snow, Clyde Collins
HSC Testimony
Snyder, Richard Edward
WC Testimony
Foreign Service officer, stationed in the Embassy in the Soviet Union, 1959-61.
Solomon, James Maurice
WC Testimony
Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Sorrels, Forrest V.
WC Testimony 1, 2, affidavit
Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Spencer, Saundra
ARRB Deposition
Spitz, Werner
Rockefeller Commission Testimony
Standridge, Ruth Jeanette
WC Testimony
Head nurse of operating rooms, Parkland Hospital.
Staples, Albert F.
Affidavit
Dentist at Baylor University College of Dentistry.
Stass, Frank Joseph
Shaw preliminary hearing testimony
Statman, Irving
WC Testimony
Assistant District Director of Dallas District, Texas Employment Commission.
Steele, Charles Hall, Jr.
WC Testimony
Resident of New Orleans who assisted Oswald in distribution of handbills.
Steele, Charles Hall, Sr.
WC Testimony
Father of Charles Hall Steele, Jr.
Steele, Don Francis
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Stevenson, M. W.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Deputy Chief, Dallas Police Department.
Stombaugh, Paul Morgan
WC Testimony
Hair and fiber expert, FBI.
Stovall, Richard S.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Strehly, Harold
11/27/63 Report
Dallas County Sheriff Deputy
Stringer, John T.
ARRB Deposition
Stuckey, William Kirk
WC Testimony
Radio program director, New Orleans.
Studebaker, Robert Lee
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Sturdivan, Larry
HSC Testimony
Summers, Malcolm
11/22/63 Affidavit
Surrey, Robert Alan
WC Testimony
Publisher of handbill attacking President Kennedy.
Sutherland, Lawrence
ARRB Testimony
Sweatt, Allan
11/23/63 report
Chief Criminal Deputy, Dallas County Sheriff
Tadin, Nicholas
Shaw trial testimony
Tadin, Mrs. Nicholas
Shaw trial testimony
Tague , James Thomas
WC Testimony
Witness at assassination scene.
Talbert. Cecil E.
WC Testimony 1, 2
Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Tanenbaum, Robert
ARRB Testimony
Tatro, Edgar
ARRB Testimony
Tatum, Jack Ray
HSC Interview
Taylor, Gary E.
WC Testimony 1, 8/4/64 Affidavit
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Taylor, Warren W.
Original Report
TenBrink, Philip
ARRB Testimony
Thompson, Josiah
ARRB Testimony
Thompson, Llewellyn E.
WC Testimony
Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia.
Thornley, Kerry Wendell
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Oswald in Marines.
Tirado, Silvia
HSC Testimony
Tilley Steve
ARRB Testimony 1, 2, 3
Tobias, Mahlon F., Sr.
WC Testimony
Manager of apartment house where the Oswalds resided, Dallas.
Tobias, Mrs. Mahlon F.
WC Testimony
Wife of M. F. Tobias, Sr.
Todd, James Robert
HSC deposition
Associate of Jack Ruby
Todd, L. C.
11/27/63 Report
Dallas County Sheriff Deputy
Tomlinson, Darrell C.
WC Testimony
Senior engineer, Parkland Hospital.
Tormey, James J.
WC Testimony
Executive secretary, Hall-Davis Defense Commission.
Trafficante, Santos
HSC Testimony
Trask, Richard
ARRB Testimony 1, 2
Truly, Roy Sansom
WC Testimony1, 2, Affidavit
Superintendent, TSBD.
Turner, F. M.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Twiford, Estelle
Affidavit
Wife of Horace Elroy Twiford
Twiford, Horace Elroy
Affidavit
Member, Socialist Labor Party, Houston, Tex.
Tyler, Stephen
ARRB Testimony
Underwood, James Robert
WC Testimony
Assistant news director TV and radio, Dallas.
Vaughn, Roy Eugene
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Verb, Hal
ARRB Testimony
Verdacia, Jose
HSC Testimony
Vernon, Robert
ARRB Testimony
Vinson, Phillip Eugene
WC Testimony
Reporter, Fort Worth.
Voebel, Edward
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Oswald in Beauregard Junior High School, New Orleans.
Voshinin, Igor Vladimir
WC Testimony
Member of Russian-speaking community in Dallas.
Voshinin, Mrs. Igor Vladimir
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Wade, Henry
WC Testimony
District attorney, Dallas County.
Waldo, Thayer
WC Testimony
Reporter, Forth Worth.
Walker, C. T.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
Walker, Edwin A.
WC Testimony
Resident of Dallas and object of shooting in April 1963.
Walters Ralph
11/23/63 Sheriff’s report
Walthers, Eddy Raymond (Buddy)
WC Testimony, Sheriff’s report
Deputy sheriff, Dallas County.
Walton, Elizabeth Carolyn
Shaw trial testimony
Waterman, Bernice
WC Testimony
Adjudicator, Passport Office, Department of State.
Watherwax, Arthur William
WC Testimony
Printer, Dallas newspaper.
Watson
Sheriff’s report
Member Dalls County Sheriff’s Department
Watts, Clyde J.
WC Testimony
Weatherford, Harry
11/23/63 Sheriff’s report
Weatherly, Daryl
ARRB Testimony
Wecht, Cyril H.
HSC Testimony
Dissenting member of the House Forensic Pathology Panel
Wegmann, Cynthia Anne
ARRB Testimony
Wegmann, Edward F.
Shaw trial testimony
Weiner, Irwin Signey
HSC deposition
Associate of Jack Ruby
Weinstock, Louis
Affidavit
General manager, the Worker.
Weiss, Mark
HSC Testimony
Accoustic expert.
Weissman, Bernard William
WC Testimony 1, 2
Codraftsman and signer of November 22, 1963, full-page advertisement.
Weitzman, Moses
ARRB Testimony
Weitzman, Seymour
WC Testimony
Deputy constable, Dallas County.
West, Troy Eugene
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD.
Westbrook, W. R.
WC Testimony
Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Wester, Jane Carolyn
WC Testimony
Nurse, Parkland Hospital.
Whalen, Edward James
Garrison Report on
Whaley, William Wayne
WC Testimony 1, 2, 3
Taxicab driver in Dallas.
White, J.C.
WC Testimony
Member, Dallas Police Department.
White, Jack D.
HSC Testimony
White, Martin G.
WC Testimony
Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Whitworth, Edith
WC Testimony
Manager, used furniture store, Irving, Tex.
Wiggins, Woodrow
WC Testimony
Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Wilcott, James B.
HSCA Executive session testimony
Former CIA Employee.
Wilcox, Laurance R.
WC Testimony
District manager, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Williams, Bonnie Ray
WC Testimony
Employee, TSBD.
Willis, Linda Kay
WC Testimony
Daughter of Phillip L. Willis.
Willis, Mrs. Phillip
Shaw trial testimony
Witness at assassination scene
Willis, Phillip L.
WC Testimony, Shaw trial testimony
Witness at assassination scene
Wilson, Thomas
ARRB Testimony
Wiseman, John
11/23/63 Report
Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County
Witt, Louie Steven
HSC Testimony
Witness at assassination scene.
Wittmus. Ronald G.
Affidavit
Fingerprint expert, FBI
Wood, Homer
WC Testimony
Patron, Sports Drome Rifle Range
Wood, Sterling Charles
WC Testimony
Son of Dr. Homer Wood
Wood, Theresa
WC Testimony
Wife of Dr. Homer Wood
Worley, Gano E.
WC Testimony
Reserve Force, Dallas Police Department.
Worrell, James Richard, Jr.
WC Testimony
Witness at assassination scene.
Wright, Milton T.
Statement
Wulf, William E.
WC Testimony
Acquaintance of Oswald in his youth.
Yarborough, Ralph W.
Affidavit
U.S. Senator from Texas.
Yeargan, Albert C. Jr.
Affidavit
Employee, H. C. Green, Dallas.
Youngblood, Rufus W.
WC Testimony, Original Report
Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Zahm, James A.
WC Testimony
Marine Corps expert on marksmanship.
Zaid, Mark S.
ARRB Testimony
Zapruder Abraham
WC Testimony, Shaw trial testimony 1, 2
Witness at assassination scene.
Without it you can never understand why President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. In 1963, the South was risking civil war over desegregation. Riots throughout the south had already killed federal marshals and countless Civil Rights workers. The army, air force, navy, marines, and intelligence services were no more eager to integrate. The Ku Klux Klan was in full force, and had, by 1963, made numerous death threats against Kennedy, the last of which correctly predicted the date, time and place: Dallas, November 22, 1963. Before that, in Miami, a Klansman named Joseph Milteer was recorded as he predicted the assassination would take place from an office building, with a high powered rifle. He predicted a patsy would be quickly arrested. He predicted that the Cubans and communists would be set up to take the blame and that the right-wing would escape any blame.
on what is obvious to anyone but a few masonic History Channel pseudo-historians: Lyndon Baines 
"At their annual meeting last June in Indianapolis, the Baptists also adopted a resolution against secret societies, which reads in part: ‘we … call upon all Christians to … [avoid] any association which conflicts with clear Biblical … teachings concerning the taking of oaths, the secrecy of activities, mystical knowledge, or racial discrimination’….Dr. James Holly of Beaumont, Texas, told me this [the Lutheran ban on joining freemasonry] was aimed at the known fact that 
"I am a former kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan in Raleigh County…. The Klan is needed today as never before and I am anxious to see its rebirth here in West Virginia …. It is necessary that the order be promoted immediately and in every state of the Union. Will you please inform me as to the possibilities of rebuilding the Klan in the Realm of W. Va …."
The Worshipful Master of the Laws of Physics, Sen. Arlan Specter, above, a freemason, Pa. Coppe Mitchell Lodge No. 605, now Scottish Rite. Suppressed all evidence of multiple shooters that would challenge the Warren Commission, Specter remains the fiercest proponent of the long discredited magic bullet theory which insists on the trajectory of a shooter from the "back side." To this end, Specter has labored tirelessly to suppress physical evidence and the testimony of key witnesses who handled the body and challenged the Lone Gunman Theory by contradicting Specter’s insulting assertion of an impossible exit wound.
Arrogance Defined: If Specter Didn’t See it, it Didn’t Happen?
JFK’s Casket Dumped at Sea
Nixon in Dallas
However, by 1998, a 14 point match with Malcolm Wallace’s prints would be made, thereby directly linking Johnson to the assassination. (Wallace’s prints were, of course, on record after his conviction for murder.) On March 9, 1998, A. Nathan Darby, A.L.C.E., a Certified Latent Fingerprint Examiner, and a member of the International Association for Identification, signed a sworn affidavit stating that he found a positive match between the "Unknown" print from Carton "A" and the 1951 print of Mac Wallace.
![RFK to LBJ: "Why did you have my brother killed ?"](https://i0.wp.com/i2.ytimg.com/vi/ijBqqbSzq_Y/default.jpg "RFK to LBJ: "Why did you have my brother killed ?"")
Congressman Albert Thomas 
Then a new so called "new enlightenment", persuaded the pseudo intellectuals that the stars and planets couldn’t possibly have any effect on what goes on down here on Earth – least of all to the point of predestining a persons character. From then on astronomy became the sensible interpretation of the stars, while astrology was downgraded as the provenance of fools and eccentrics.
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