John Armstrong's Presentation At Fredonia New York JFK Conference July 1996

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Good morning everybody, or is it afternoon or evening? I
don't know. Let me see what time is it. It's
like five o'clock. It feels like morning still. But welcome
to Corey Hughes Bloody History. Today. I'm gonna start doing
something a little different. I started doing video in the beginning,

(00:23):
and to be honest, I'm not really a big fan
of video. I know I do a lot of video
for someone who's not a fan of video, but I
really like audio podcasting. I feel like there's a lot
more freedom in it. And so but over time, I've
had a bunch of people subscribe to the YouTube, and

(00:43):
so I think I'm gonna attempt to do more video.
So I have to do the show anyway, I might
as well record myself doing it. But what we're gonna
do today is we are going to read through John

(01:04):
Armstrong's nineteen ninety six presentation at the JFK Conference at Fredonia,
New York. It was July nineteen ninety six. I've already
read through this, and there are things I just don't
agree with John Armstrong on at all. And then there
are things that I don't agree with him on because

(01:25):
I'll admit I need to do more research in that
specific area. I also find that John Armstrong, who will
gather data, not know how to collate the data, and
then therefore he will misinterpret it, and that happened a
bunch in this era of nineteen January fifty four to

(01:49):
July of nineteen fifty six. He makes some conclusionary statements
in this presentation that I blatantly disagree with. Right, So
we have a lot of confusion over Oswald, between well
his whole life, but specifically Well Armstrong would tell you

(02:10):
September of fifty three, but I would say January of
fifty four through July of fifty five, this time in
New Orleans, because we have evidence that Oswald's not just
in New Orleans, but that he's also in Fort Worth.
And also some of the data that is given, like
a statement made by Myrtle Evans about the Oswalds having

(02:32):
come from either San Antonio or Fort Worth before they
moved to New Orleans in May of fifty four. His
interpretation of this series of events is poor, to say
the least. So those are my immediate observations of having
already gone through this. So, but you can pick up

(02:55):
your own mind and we'll go through this today, and
here we go. My study of Lee Harvey Oswald focuses
on altered, forged, or misleading government documents and structured witness testimony.
This presentation consists of new information as well as items
that have been overlooked during the last thirty years because
they may have seemed insignificant or been misunderstood. This information

(03:17):
may cause you to question the official story of Lee
Harvey Oswald's life as you begin to see unusual occurrences
and puzzling photographs throughout his life. I urge you to
draw your own conclusions as to their meaning. So a
lot of this is from a slide presentation. We don't
have the slides, obviously, but I'll go ahead and I'll

(03:39):
read his explanations. And I already know most of this
material on here, and so I should be able to
explain it. Conan Malodi, a Soviet citizen born in nineteen
twenty two, was sent to California to live with his
aunt at age seven. After attending nine years of school
in the US and learning English, he returned to the
Soviet Union, received a commission in the Soviet Navy, and

(03:59):
was trained espionage. In nineteen fifty four, he was sent
to Canada, where he assumed the identity of a deceased
Canadian when Gordon Lonsdale a year later. He was in
England posing as a British businessman, but his real purpose
was spying out British defense secrets. In nineteen sixty one,
Lonsdale and four members of his spiring were discovered, arrested,
and convicted in London's Old Bailey Court. He was sentenced

(04:22):
to twenty five years in prison, but eventually was exchanged
for British agent Grevill Wynn. If the kg BEAT can
begin creating spies as teenagers, it is certainly a certainty
that the United States Intelligence Service can do the same.
Considerable evidence shows two people were using the name Lee
Harvey Oswald as teenagers years before the Kennedy assassination. Many

(04:44):
people worked with, befriended, served in the Marines, or went
to school with Lee Oswald at times and places that
conflict with the official Warren Commission chronology of his life.
This February nineteen fifty eight photograph is from Robert Oswald's
book Lee. This photo does not look like the Lee
Oswald we're familiar with, and furthermore, in February fifty eight.

(05:05):
Lee was supposed to be in the Philippines, not hunting
in Texas. So this photograph, it's in my new book.
It's pretty widely well not too widely spread, but it's
spread enough. It shows Lee holding a rifle, wearing like
a tan jacket, and he's got a military kind of
style haircut, and he's a very tall, thick individual. Robert

(05:27):
Oswald changed the date of that photograph multiple times, multiple times.
First he said February fifty eight, then he said December
fifty eight, and then he said when Lee got out
of the Marines in September of fifty nine. Now I'm
pretty sure it can't be September fifty nine because that

(05:53):
Lee's hair hasn't grown long enough from the photograph of
him on this passport, so we can scratch that. Was
it December of fifty eight? Well, it could have been,
because League gets back from at Sugi December of the
twenty second. He takes two weeks leave to Fort Worth,

(06:13):
so it could have been taken there. But when you
compare the photographs of Oswald around that time to the
photograph of Oswald allegedly at the Mercer Farm again, it's
the timing is not right, and it most certainly could
not have been February of fifty eight at all, because
in February of fifty eight Oswald was just getting at Sugi.

(06:35):
He got there in November, he was, he got there
in September, but it doesn't make any sense for it
to have been February fifty eight. And he looked he
was way younger looking. He matured a lot in those
last in the last year and a half that he
was in the Marines. So the pictures of him going
in the Marines and the pictures of him taken by

(06:56):
Robert clearly the same person, but much much, much more matured.
So but yeah, we don't know when the fuck that
photo was taken. I believe it was sometime in nineteen
fifty nine. I don't know when it could have been taken.
He took a couple of leaves. After he got back.
He allegedly went to Tijuana a couple of times, but
who the hell knows. He could have taken two. He

(07:18):
could any weekend, He could have hopped to Fort Worth
any weekend. So we don't we We'll never know. But
I'm confident that photo was from fifty nine. All right,
slide to Arlington Heights, Lee, Harvey Oswald holding a twenty
two rifle Philippines. When Robert Oswald's nineteen fifty eight photo,
the one in the middle, is compared with photos of

(07:39):
Lee taken in nineteen fifty six, in Fort Worth in
nineteen fifty eight and Philippines, the differences are very noticeable. Yes,
so the photographs he's referring to here are okay. The
two photographs he's referred to are the one that Robert
took right before, allegedly before Oswald went into the Marines.
But that photograph doesn't look anything like the photograph of

(08:00):
Oswald taken by the Marines in like what was it,
October October? Yeah, it had to have been like the
last week of October nineteen fifty six. And then the
nineteen fifty eight Philippines photo. Okay, all right, So that
photograph is most certainly Harvey Oswald. He looks quite different

(08:21):
than he does from any other pictures except for the
picture of him in platoon what was a twenty sixty
Other than that photograph that we have from Lee in
his platoon twenty sixty, those two pictures look alike. But
they don't look like anybody else. I don't know. I
don't even want to comment. I already went through all
the military stuff and I understand it as well as

(08:41):
anyone can understand it, and it still doesn't make fucking sense.
So all right, side to Arlington Heights, Harvey oswol holding
a twenty two rifle Philippines. Yes, that's the one we
just talked about. Side three, Lee Harvey Oswald holding a
twenty two and Lee Harvey Oswald holding Kathy. That's the
photo I was just talking about. That photograph of him
holding Kathy looks nothing like any other photo of him

(09:04):
at all. Slide four, Lee Harvey Oswell holding Kathy in
the passport. Photo on the left is Lee's passport photo,
taking September fourth. It wasn't the fourth, it was the tenth,
and it was in Los Angeles, California. The photo on
the right was taken by Robert Oswald ten days later
in Texas. They do not look like the same person, Okay,
so I don't know what picture he's talking about. The
next one was taken by Robert Oswald ten days later

(09:26):
in Texas. I don't know what picture he's talking about
because if he's talking about the picture at the Mercer farm,
then he's giving two different sets of dates for that
same photo, which is not good. Can't do that. And
I do think those look like the same person. By
the way, Slide five eleven one fifty nine Star Telegram photo.
This photo appears in the fort Worth Star Telegram November

(09:46):
one fifty nine. They still have the original photo. This
certainly does not look like the Lee Oswald we are
familiar with. That's correct, It is not. The hairline is
what gets me. And the hidden thing that throws me
off is I just found a picture from Russia that
looks like the real les which doesn't make any sense
to me. But I haven't gotten to Oswald and Russia yet,
so we'll cross that bridge when we get there. The
difference is in these photos concern me. I started to

(10:08):
separate documents, testimony and photographs of Lee Oswald as though
I were dealing with two people. Warrant Commission records nineteen
fifty two fifty three in New York. Yeah, this is
a very very so. First off, we have a lot
of missing documents. There's so much conflicting information that if
we have one piece of a document or one set
of documents that's part of a larger set. You can

(10:31):
rest assured that if there's another set of documents that's
sort of like that, it's also missing. In this case,
they don't necessarily go together, which is interesting because the
one thing that shows you is that there's basically what
I call potholes. There's missing documents everywhere. If you were
trying to put everything into like a puzzle, you'd be
missing three quarters of it, if not more. God, I'd
say even more than that. Eighty ninety percent of Oswald's

(10:55):
life is what we're missing, and that pertains the school records,
particularly so August the fifty two, Marguerite and Lee arrived
in New York stay at John Picks at three twenty
five East, ninety second September eighth, fifty two, Trinity Lutheran Evangelical,
seventh grade and he has here nine days. But thanks
to researcher Diana Thomas, we now know that Oswald never

(11:19):
went to Trinity, never showed up. John Hannah, the pastor there,
who knew the principal at the time, who was Lawrence Wench,
he confirmed Oswald never showed up at the school. Ever,
so we have a forged record showing that he was there.
And why did they do that? Probably because Oswald was elsewhere?
Was he at Stripling? I don't think he was at Stripling.
I think he was at a school in Manhattan. So

(11:42):
Robert Oswald testified he was at Stripling at that time,
which I mean, it's possible, but that means he would
have been at Stripling two separate times, like two and
a half years apart, or maybe even three years apart.
September eighth, Trinity Lutheran September thirtieth, PS one seventeen, he
was there for fifteen days. That's I think he's there

(12:05):
a little longer than that. January sixteenth, fifty three he
leaves PS one seventeen. He fails to enroll at PS
forty four, March twenty third, fifty three, first attends PS
forty four, April sixteenth to fifty three court hearing, sent
to youth house until May seventh. These dates are all
jacked up because Milton Currion swears up and down he's

(12:26):
very sure the date he met with Oswald was March
twenty seventh, which is two weeks before Oswald was ever
allegedly picked up. But then again. I have a document
from April to fifteenth that shows Oswald was in court
on the fifteenth. We have multiple stories of Oswald having
been taken from Marguerite in court, and we have another
story of the cops coming to his house and arresting

(12:48):
him out of his apartment. Which one's arec which one
is correct? Both are probably correct. September fifty three, attends
PS forty four. January fifty four, you were eleventh. He
moves to New Orleans. He goes to Beauregard. The Warren
Commission provides a record of Lee's life through the sixth
grade in Fort Worth. In August nineteen fifty two, Marguerite's

(13:09):
soldier house and drove with Lee to New York to
be near her oldest son, John pick. I think there's
more of that story. Lee attended junior high school in
New York for a year and a half, then moved
to New Orleans, where he attended Boregard Junior High School
for a year and a half. That's about right. All
of his junior high school years were spent in either

(13:30):
New York or New Orleans, so says the Warren Commission.
All right, now he has slides of Robert and Marguerite's
statements Robert Oswald testimony, but Robert Oswald told the Warren
Commission that Lee attended Stripling Junior High School in Fort
Worth in the fall of nineteen fifty two, not Junior
High in New York. When Warren Commission Attorney Jenner asked
Robert if Lee had entered w C. Stripling as a

(13:51):
seventh grader, Robert replied, yes, Sir, junior High school. When
Marguerite was interviewed by mister Pierre, she stated, yes, we
lived in when we lived in Fort Worth, he went
to school there up until the eighth grade, which is
junior high. But that's wrong. Seventh grade is junior high. See,

(14:12):
Marguerite is fucking stupid because it's not Marguerite. The Marguerite
who testified to everything is not Marguerite and dollars to donuts.
That woman as amine the Voyta. I'll get into her
in detail on a show. I need to gather a
lot more data on her because there's nothing out there
on her. Nothing. Robert Marguerite said he went to junior

(14:32):
High in Fort Worth, but New York records show Lee
entered seventh grade in junior High in New York. Either
Marguerite and Robert are both wrong, or we begin to
see evidence that two people are using the name of
Lee Harvey Oswald. Marguerite told the Warren Commission that she
had moved to New York to be near her oldest son,
John Pick. Yet Pick told the Warren Commission that neither
he nor Robert could get along with Marguerite. They both

(14:55):
joined the service as soon as they could could get
away from her. Why then, did Marguerite move to New York. Yes, yeah,
it's way more to it. I think it has more
to do with her navy stuff. While in New York,
missus Oswald, although allegedly quite poor, hired a housekeeper for
three days a week. Missus Oswald told her housekeeper, Louise Robertson,
she'd brought Lee to New York to have mental tests

(15:15):
done at the Jacoby Hospital. Now the Jacoby Hospital, I've
never looked into whether or not Lee was connected to that.
I don't know, don't care. What I do want to
know is whether or not they were the type of
things going on at Jacoby Hospital that could indicate Lee
was brought there for mental tests, right, so it was
Jacoby even doing mental tests, and why were they doing
mental tests? And was it a mental hospital? Right? So

(15:37):
I think these questions need to be asked and answered.
Marguerite was asked about this by the Warrant Commission Tony Rankin.
Mister Rankin said, before you left New York, did you
ever tell anybody that you took Lee Oswald to New
York so we could have mental tests done at Jacoby Hospital. No, sir, never,
My child was a normal child than while in New York.
I explained to you he had a dog with puppies,

(15:58):
and that's false. He had a bite. There was nothing
abnormal about Lee. So the dog with puppies, I don't
know about what she's talking about. The only dog that
Lee had was Blackie, and that was in the late
forties and early fifties, and he didn't have a dog
in New York. The point was never again raised by
the Warren Commission. Handwritten New York school records for Lee

(16:20):
Oswald found in the Warren Commission volumes are incomplete, contradictory,
and may well be forgeries. Warren Commission records tell us
that Oswald first entered Trinity Evangelical School in the Bronx
in September nineteen fifty two, but John Pick told the
FBI Lee first attended a school two blocks from his apartment.
That is correct. That's what John Pick told the FBI
and is in the Warren Commission testimony. Pick Setty newly

(16:41):
attended this school because he and Lee had discussed this school.
Yet there's no record of Lee's attendance at any school
near the Picks apartment. So in the area that he described,
I found four schools, but none of them were in
the None of them were on the intersection that he
said they were. They were like blocks away, So I

(17:02):
don't know. It might have been one of those four.
I couldn't confirm anything, so I just kind of dropped
the whole issue. It's good, completely unverifiable. From September nineteen
fifty two through January nineteen fifty three, Lee attended only
twenty four days of school. His failure to attend regular
school caused a truancy hearing to be conducted by the
Board of Education in January. Neither Lee nor Marguerite attended.

(17:27):
Margerite and Lee had recently moved to the public school
forty four district, where Lee failed to register or attend school.
On April sixteenth, nineteen fifty three, a court hearing was held.
The judge found that Lee attended only twenty four days
of school. See that's false. That's again false. That is
again false. It did not the court hearing did not
happen on April sixteenth. April sixteenth was the date that

(17:49):
Oswald was allegedly picked up at his apartment in the
Bronx by Felicia Schitzer and her Burglary detective squad. But see,
I have a document says that Lee was in court
on the fifteenth, so he couldn't have been in court
on the fifteenth and then arrested on the sixteenth. But
then I have a document that says Lee was admitted
on April tenth. And then we have the testimony of

(18:10):
Milton Currion who said he met with Oswald on March
twenty seventh. So as you can see, all of these
dates are suspect. The judge found that Lee had only
attended twenty four days of school in New York since
entering the seventh grade. The previous September. Lee Oswald was
remanded to the youth House until May seventh for truancy.
Yet this Warren Commission Exhibit thirteen seventy four shows him

(18:33):
attending one hundred and nine days of school during the
nineteen fifty three spring semester, at the same time he's
supposed to be truant and placed in the youth house.
Both of these documents are Warren Commission records, which were
we to believe did he attend twenty four days of
school and wind up in the youth house or did
he attend one hundred and nine days of school in
the seventh grade. Most students who attend only twenty four

(18:53):
days of school during the seventh grade, or any grade
for that matter, are required to repeat that grade year.
You would expect, therefore, Leader re entered the seventh grade
that following September. Yet, when Assistant FBI Director John Malone
reviewed the New York court file on Oswald after the assassination,
he filed an eight page report and stated that when
Lee Oswald left Youth House on May seventh, nineteen fifty three,

(19:15):
he entered PS forty four in the ninth grade, ninth
grade when Lee should have been in the seventh grade.
A mistake, perhaps, but consider Marguerite Oswald's interview with Lee's
Probation Officer John Carrow on September twenty fourth, nineteen fifty three,
when Caro reminded her that Lee was still under court supervision.
She told Caro that Lee no longer needed court supervision.

(19:35):
He was doing much better and had just been elected
president of his ninth grade class. Two references to the
ninth grade won by Marguerite Oswald, the other by Assistant
FBI Director John Malone, who obtained his information from Judge
Florence Kelly's court file. Okay, so Judge Florence Kelly, she
came in after the fact. She didn't deal with Oswald

(19:56):
back in the day. She was the judge who they
went to to get the documents from before, so that's
the reference to her. It should be easy to find
out what grade Lee was in In nineteen fifty three,
the Warrant Commission provided us with comprehensive grade school records
that include his report cards, student lists, enrollment forms, interviews
of teachers, students, and neighbors. Yet when we try to

(20:18):
find similar information for his junior high school attendance in
New York, we find almost nothing. No report cards, no
student lists, no enrollment forms, no interviews of teachers, students,
or neighbors. These items are conspicuously missing from the volumes.
The only New York school records provided by the Commission
are handwritten, nearly illegible, and full of inconsistencies. Remember, these

(20:40):
are records that show Lee attended one hundred and nine
days during his seventh grade year, while according to court records,
he attended only twenty four days of school and was
placed in the youth house. When he leaves the youth house,
he is, according to Marguerite and assistant FBI director Malone,
now in the ninth grade, confusing, isn't it. I'm laughing
because yeah, it is confusing. And that's basically how I

(21:03):
have to leave things in my newest book. I'm like, yeah,
this doesn't make any sense, does it? And there you go.
And so whenever I find things that don't make sense
like this, it is because there's a completely missing dimension.
There's a whole other factor that we don't know about.
That is what you know. It's like being two dimensional
looking at a three dimensional object kind of thing. Right,

(21:23):
We're missing a whole dimension of information. We have only
we have one and only one photo of Lee during
the year and a half he was in New York.
This photo was supposedly taken by Robert Oswald in the
summer in nineteen fifty three. He's talking about the Bronx
Zoo photo. When this photo Warren Commission Exhibit two, eight
ninety three was shown to John Pick during his Warren
Commission testimony, he replied, Sir, from that picture, I could

(21:45):
not recognize that that is Lee Harvey Oswald. Jenner asked
that Fellow shown here doesn't look like you recall he
looked in nineteen fifty two and fifty three when you
saw him in New York City, and Pick replied, no, sir,
it's actually not true that there's only one picture. There's
two pictures. And Armstrong didn't sort this out either. But
there's a picture that Armstrong had had labeled like nineteen

(22:07):
fifty one or fifty two. But when you look at
the chronological school records the photographic school records, you can
clearly tell which photos are in order because Oswald getting older, right,
and so there is another photo. It's a school photo,
and it's after the graduation from Ridge Lea, and it's
from before Boureguard, which means it was taken in New

(22:27):
York right, which means it was taken in nineteen fifty
three at the same time around that this photo at
the Bronx Zoo picture was taken. And so though those
two pictures I have compared in my new book Lee
Harvey Oswald and Black and White, Volume one, and you
can clearly see it's not the same kid. Albeit there
the picture on the right is a little fuzzy, not
much you can do about that, but it's clearly not

(22:49):
the same kid. But yeah, I just wanted to clarify
that additional photo does exist from nineteen fifty three, because
the next photo from fifty four is from Boreguard. John
Pick now lives in Lynhaven, Florida. When I asked him
about the photo, Pick stated that he gave his testimony
to the Warren Commission in sixty four. He will stand
by that testimony as nothing further to say. In trying

(23:12):
to verify Oswald's school life in New York, were left
with a contradictory school transcript, no interviews of students, teachers,
or friends, an FBI report that places him in the
ninth grade and instead of the seventh grade, and one
questionable photo. Consider this, if Lee Oswald was in the
ninth grade in the fall of nineteen fifty three in
New York. Then when he left New York in January

(23:34):
nineteen fifty four, he was still in the ninth grade
when he left New York. Where did he go? The
Warren Commission says he moved to New Orleans. Lee Oswald
said in nineteen fifty nine interview Slide thirteen, we moved
from New York to Fort Worth. He also filled out
a personal history while in Russia that said he'd lived
in Fort Worth from fifty four to fifty six. Stanley Nyberg,
who was Missus Oswald's supervisor at the King Candy Company

(23:56):
in Fort Worth in nineteen fifty eight, said she came
here with her children from the New US York and
had good references. These documents suggest that Oswald moved from
New York to Fort Worth. Okay, but see here he's
contradicting himself, and I don't know why he doesn't realize it.
You see, the coming from New York to Fort Worth
would have happened in January of nineteen fifty four, But

(24:19):
it wouldn't have happened in January fifty four because one
of the Oswald's ended up in North Dakota. Right, we'll
talk about that another time. I don't think he talked
about he might. I think he might mention this here.
But I am one hundred percent believer Oswald went to
Harvey Oswald went to North Dakota for the summer after
that photo with the bronx Ito was taking because he
never went back to school the next year, and then

(24:40):
the real Oswald continued on going to school where he
had the good attendance record. Right, But the other Oswald
is the one they're still chasing. Therefore, when he's talking
about miss Oswald moved from New York to Fort Worth,
that doesn't make any sense at all because January of

(25:00):
fifty four, Harvey Oswald, who was in North Dakota, who
obviously didn't go from New York to Fort Worth. He
went from if he went to North Dakota, he went
from New York to North Dakota to New Orleans by
January of fifty four, where he starts at Boreguard and
he's in Myra de rus Le Rouez class homeroom class
right where she brings him home to exchange place. That's

(25:21):
the series of events that I believe happened But the
weird thing is that le Oswald and his mother leave
from New York January tenth or eleventh, fifty four, and
they fucking disappear. They disappear. There's no record of them
until May or June, late May or early June of
nineteen fifty four, when they move into Myrtle Evans Place.

(25:42):
And that's her testimony. She also said that they came
to New Orleans from either San Antonio or Fort Worth. Right, So,
I don't understand why Armstrong is conflating these things that
shouldn't be conflated, because he fucking is. The day after
the assassination, mister Frank Could, former assistant principal of Stripling
Junior High in Fort Worth, was told by his boss,

(26:04):
Wald and Lucas to meet the FBI at Stripling and
give them Oswald's Stripling records. Frank looked through Oswald's file
and noted that Oswald had attended not quite a semester
in the ninth grade. That's correct. Frank retired last year
as superintendent of schools in Waco, Texas. He did not
remember the year Oswald had attended Stripling, but one Stripling student,
Franz Schubert, says it was either nineteen fifty four or

(26:25):
ninety fifty five. Frank remembers Oswald being a greater or
two ahead of her. She remembered watching Oswald walk home
during lunch periods and discussing him with her girlfriends. Doug
Gann of Fort Worth remembered Oswald in his gym class. Interestingly,
Paul Gregory, Oswald's friend and Marina's interpreter in nineteen sixty three,
also attended Stripling Junior High in nineteen fifty four. His father,

(26:47):
Peter Paul Gregory, was a prominent member of the Russian
community in Dallas. Mister Goodlady's story raised several questions. How
did the FBI know Oswald attended Stripling while were two
agents sent within hours of the assassination to pick up
records at a school that Oswald was not supposed to
have attended. What happened to these records? The FBI's expediency

(27:08):
and obtaining those records, hiding those records from the public,
and not making them available to the Warrant Commission means
that someone knew, someone in a high position that the
FBI knew about the existence of two Lee Harvey Oswald's
when Lee left New York and moved to Fort Worth
and attended Stripling in January nineteen fifty four, he created
the ninth grade record that mister Coodlady gave to the FBI. No, no, no, no, no, no,

(27:35):
that's wrong, because Harvey Oswald is the one who went
to Beauregard in January of fifty four. Lee is in
the wind. He's missing. Okay, did he go to Stripling
in January fifty four? No he did not. We don't
know where he is. And remember, if you have two
of them going to school, one of them doesn't necessarily
have to go to school because the record will carry

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over for both of them. Right, So, no, Lee doesn't
show up in New Orleans till May or June. He
doesn't go to bore Guard till the following semester. It
is after that that Harvey and his mother leave one
twenty six exchange place and then bounce in October of
nineteen fifty four to Fort Worth, where he then attends Stripling,

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where Franchetta Schubert sees him. She remembers it was that
time a year because of the he was wearing a
brown leather jacket and all his friends had black leather jacket,
so that is one hundred percent what Armstrong himself researched.
And I don't understand how he doesn't seem to be
able to chronologize his own research in this instance. I

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just don't get it. His book didn't come out for
a couple of years, so maybe this is just premature
in his work. Myrtle Evins said they moved to New
Orleans from Texas. Myrtle had known Marguerite for twenty years
and was perhaps Marguerite's best friend. When Marguerite returned to
New Orleans, Myrtle Evans rented her an apartment on Saint
Mary Street. She told Warren Commission Attorney General Marguerite did

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not move here from New York. She moved here from Texas.
Jenner again asked her about Marguerite moving from New York
to New Orleans. Missus Evans said, I told you they
came here from Texas, not in New York. That's not
what she said. That is not the tone that she used.
And I don't know why he's kind of twisting that either.
Remember Robert Oswald telling the Warren Commission. When Lee finished
grade school, he next attended w C. Stripling Junior High,

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and Fort Worth. And remember Marguerite Oswald saying that Lee
had attended Junior High and Fort Worth until the eighth grade.
These statements, plus Myrtle Evans testimony that Marguerite had moved
to New Orleans from Fort Worth, suggests that one Lee
Oswald completed grade school in Fort Worth, attended his seventh
grade year at Stripling in Fort Worth, then moved to
New Orleans. He would then be ready to enter the
eighth grade in New Orleans. So what a New Orleans

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school records tell us? Now That whole last paragraph is
not accurate at all. Franchetta Schubert told him it was
the fifty four to fifty five school year, and it
was it was in the fall because it was cold.
So I don't know what he's trying to He's trying
to fit a square pagan too a round hole. Slide
sixteen Warren Commission Exhibit fourteen thirteen shows that Oswald's attendance

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at Boregard Junior High in New Orleans. The top line
highlighted in yellow, shows his grade in attendance. During the
first half of his eighth grade year. He attended eighty
nine days with one absence being beginning in September nineteen
fifty three. But remember Marguerite telling John Carrow that Lee
had been elected president of his ninth grade class at
Public School forty four in New York. That was on
September twenty fourth, nineteen fifty three. Okay, I think I

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understand why she said ninth because she just didn't know
she got it wrong, even though it should have been
eighth grade. And it wasn't that Lee that got elected
class president. Was the otherly Oswald. It wasn't Harvey Aswald.
And this is Marguerite, the fake Marguerite who's talking right.
So she's reading from a script or attempting to remember
a script, because that's not what really happened. That's why
she's making the mistake Slide seventeen. Warren Commission fourteen thirteen

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New York and Boregard's school records. Here are two Warrant
Commission exhibits. The top one shows Lee Oswald's attendance Boreguard
for eighty nine days during the fall term in fifty
three in New Orleans. The other shows he attended sixty
two days of school during the fall term of fifty
three in New York. If both documents are correct, you
have two Lee Oswald's, one in New York, another in
New Orleans in the fall of fifty three. Okay, So

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this is where I blatantly disagree with him. The information
that he's getting is coming from the cumulative school record
versus the New York school record, right, And so we've
already seen evidence that the cumulative school record and the
New York school records have been tampered with. Right, So
he's attempting to use a document he's already admitted was
tampered with as a basis for coming to this conclusion.

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You can't do that either, not that it's not a possibility,
but you can't do that from a logic perspective. Yeah,
I disagree with that entirely. There's not enough substantiation. I
would say that we possibly don't know. But see Oswald
doesn't appear at Boregard till January. The school records say that,

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and Mayra drus Larus says that we have witness testimony
to that. There's no witness testimony and no documents suggesting
he was there earlier, except for what Armstrong's pointing out,
which I've already said comes from a document that we
already know has been tampered with, right, So where are
we left with? J Edgar Hoover was aware of the

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possibility of tou the Oswalt's He wrote this memo suggesting
that an impostor may be using Oswald's birth certificate in
June of nineteen sixty. Okay, so that is not really
accurate either. I've explained this before. I feel like a
broken record at this point. So the document that everyone
likes to point to that says that someone could have
been using his birth certificate is not because they had

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information that there was another duplicate Oswald who was using
his birth certificate. The reason for that memo was because
they were keeping tabs on Oswald. They knew exactly where
he was all the time, regardless of what they tell
us when he was in the Soviet Union. While he's
in the Soviet Union, he falls off the grid for

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over a month, they do not have any information on
where he is. Okay. They were calculating the worst case scenario.
Worst case scenarios, somebody took out Oswald and we might
expect them to be using his birth certificate. That was
their state of mind. So when you read through that
document again. Keep in mind they were thinking, worst case scenario,

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Oswald's off the grid. We know he has a birth
certificate with him. Worst case scenario is somebody is now
impersonating Oswald and using his birth certificate. That was their perspective.
It had nothing to do with their knowledge of a
duplicate at all. That probably is compartmentalized elsewhere. In early
sixty four, Warrent Commissioned Member Richard Russell asked Army intelligence

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Colonel Philip James Corso of Roswell Fame to quietly conduct
an investigation into the Oswald matter. Courso reported to Senator
Russell that there had been two United States passports issued
to Lee Harvey Oswald and they'd been used by two
different men. He obtained this information from the head of
the US Passport Office, Francis Knight. He also reported to

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Senator Russell that there were two birth certificates in the
name of Lee Harvey Oswald and they had been used
by two different people. He obtained this information from William Sullivan,
head of FBI's Domestic Intelligence Division. Corso said he and
Senator Russell concluded the assassination had been a conspiracy and
Senator Russell thereafter stopped going to Warren Commission meetings. I
checked to see how many sessions had been attended by

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each member. Senator Russell attended the least number of meetings.
Lee Oswald and ed Vibell at Borregard Junior High in
nineteen fifty five, Ed Vibell witnessed Robin Riley punched Lee
Oswald in the mouth. That's another error. It wasn't Robin Riley,
it was Johnny Numier. Vabell got some ice for Oswald,

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attempted to patch him up, and became friendly with him.
He told the Warren Commission Oswald his lip was cut
and his tooth was knocked out. Oswald and Vibell became
good friends. Vibelle visited Oswald at his Exchange Place address
after his music lessons around the Corner. Vabelle told the
FBI that reports of Oswald's reading communistic literature at that
time were a bunch of hogwash. That's the really Oswald

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he was talking about, Lee Harvey Oswald English class. Vabelle
took this photograph of Oswald and Helen Defour's English class.
Oswald clearly appears to have a missing front tooth. In
this photo. This Lee Oswald, the one that Ed Vibell befriended,
was the one whom moved from Fort Worth to New Orleans.
In nineteen eighty one, Oswald's body was exhumed, autopsied, and photographed.

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These slides are from that exhumation and were provided by
Marina Oswald porter. Doctor Linda Norton showed that Oswald's marine
dental record matched the teeth of the exhumed body. Neither
record nor x rays showed any broken or missing teeth.
If Oswald had a front tooth knocked out in nineteen
fifty five, there's only one way to explain the exzoombody
of Lee Harvey Oswald having unbroken natural teeth in nineteen

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eighty one. The exzuombody was a different Lee Oswald. The
exzoombody was the Oswald who had moved from New York
to Fort Worth, the person who worked at Fisters in
nineteen fifty eight with McBride, the person who defected to Russia,
and the person who was killed by Jack Ruby. Okay,
so I disagree with some of this here. The egxzuombody
was a Differently Oswald. Yeah, it was Harvey Oswald, just

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like he explains in his book, the Exzuombody was the
Oswald who had moved from New York to Fort Worth. No,
because that never happened. We don't have any information that
that actually happened, and the exzuom body was definitely not
if that was the case. The Exzuombody was not the
one who moved from New York to Fort Worth. It
was Harvey Oswald who went to Bauregard in January of

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fifty four. So he can't even keep his own research straight,
which is fucking pissing me off. So yeah, because it
was Lee Oswald who was in the wind until May
or June of fifty four, right, and they're the one
who would have come directly from Fort Worth, not Harvey.
You see, he kind of interchanges it when it's convenient
for him, but it's not convenient. He just didn't understand

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the ultimate timeline. He didn't try to he didn't even
seem to try to account for the fact that they
were gone till May or June. But yeah, that's what
I disagree with, and the Fister stuff I disagree with
also because at this point in time, I can put
both Oswald's in the Far East in the Philippines and Natsugi,
both of them and the person identified as Marguerite Oswald.

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I think he's going to talk about this coming up.
But Palmer McBride identifies a photograph of a woman shown
to him by John Armstrong. He identifies it as Marguerite
Oswald that he met. But the woman in the picture
is clearly Lillian Morrett, so that means who it was,
most likely her son, John Marshall Morett, who was impersonating

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Oswald at the Fister Dental Lab. And why I have
no idea, maybe a practice run. Who the fuck knows?
This is a This is an intelligence family hundred percent.
So yeah, that's that's where I disagree with their Warren
Commission records Lee Oswald's employment in New Orleans Dolly Shoe Company,
first quarter nineteen fifty five September October war in Easton

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High School nineteen fifty five, Gerard Too Jake in November
tenth January fourteenth fifty six, nineteen fifty six Jr. Michelle's
two weeks no beginning and nineteen fifty six Fistter Dental Lab.
A few months in nineteen fifty six July moved to

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Fort Worth Texas. Yeah, I disagree with that entirely. This
slide shows the Warren Comission version of Oswald's employment in
New Orleans, but FBI interviews with Oswald coworkers that were
not included in the Warren Commission volumes tell a very
different story and understanding of his employment reveals that not one,
but two different people, both named Lee Harvey Oswald, worked

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at these companies. The Warren Commission tells us Lee's first
job was at the Dolly Shoe Company during the spring
of nineteen fifty five. He entered Warren Easton High School
in New Orleans the fall and dropped out a month
and a half later. I disagree with that entirely. Also,
he then worked for two Jaggs j R. Michelle's and
the Fister Dental Laboratory. But available evidence indicates Oswald may

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have worked at Two Jaggs as early as July nineteen
fifty five and as late as July of nineteen fifty six.
This is very important, Actually it's October fifty six, because
it was Frank de Benneddetto who told Armstrong again that
Lee had worked there for him until he left for
the Marines in October fifty six, so that's very important.

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Robert Oswald told the Warren Commission that he got out
of the Marines in July of fifty five, purchased nineteen
fifty one Chevrolet, and drove to New Orleans where he
stayed with Marguerite and Lee for a week before returning
to Fort Worth. During his brief stay, Robert helped by
a Civil Air Patrol uniform for Lee from an Army
supply store. Lee had joined the Civil Air Patrol on
July twenty seventh. Robert told the Warren Commission that during

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his one week's day, Lee was working for an export
firm there in New Orleans, and that was in July
of fifty five. The export firm was Gerard F. Two Jaigues, Inc.
Frank de Benedetto, Oswald's supervisor, remembered him as a model
employee who was very dependable and about five ten to
five eleven inches tall, little taller than himself. Five months earlier,
Oswald had listed his height at five foot five on

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a Boregard Junior High personal history form. Frank told the
HSCA Oswald had worked for two Jaggs for a year
to a year and a half Gloria Callahan, a secretary
at two Jaggu's, remembers Oswald working there as late as
April of nineteen fifty six, when she took leave of
absence to have her first child. Frank did not remember
the month that Oswald had quit, but did remember that

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Oswald said he was quitting in order to join the Marines.
Oswald left New Orleans in July fifty six, moved to
Fort Worth, and joined the Marines in October. Frank and
Gloria's memory of when how long Oswald worked at two
Jaig's differ as significant from Warren Commission records. Those records
show Oswald worked at two Jaggs only two months November tenth,

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fifty five through January fourteenth, fifty six, but there's no
documentation to verify those dates. The Warren Commission's only evidence
of Oswald's length of employment at this company are mister
two JAG's handwritten payroll records. Employee Jimmy Hudnell remembers gathering
up Oswald's payroll records, time cards, canceled payroll checks and
giving them to mister two Jaigues shortly after the assassination.

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What happened to those records, the hard evidence, the documents
that any accountant or is IRS agent might ask to see,
the evidence that could prove conclusively the beginning and end
dates of Oswald's employment at two Jaggs. You see, if
Oswald worked at two Jaggs from July fifty five until
the summer of fifty six, he could not have attended
Warren Easton High School in October, worked at JR. Michelle's
in January, or worked at Fisters for a few months

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during the spring of fifty six. The Warren Commission never
interviewed a single employee of two Jagg's. They relied on
only on handwritten records provided by Gerard tuo Je records
that cannot be audited or verified. Okay, so I completely
disagree with Armstrong again here. So we have a document,

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the transfer form, because Oswald will start at Arlington Heights
High School in September fifty six, he goes for like
three weeks and drops out in October of fifty six. However,
by the time the records come over from Warren Easton,
the Warren Easton records, they were told there are no grades.

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But the documentation when it goes over, it says Oswald
attended from September of nineteen fifty five until October the
twelfth of nineteen fifty six. Right, so when they get it,
they're like, oh, this must just be a mistake, and
they changed fifty six to fifty five. The idea that

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Oswald went to Warren Easton for over a year is
backed up by the notion that Oswald went on the
Latin American program on WDSU when he did his interviews
and he said that he went to Warren Easton for
over a year. But the kicker is that it couldn't

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have been that Oswald that went to Warren Easton. That
had to have been just part of the script that
he was handed because he, I can say with near certainty,
was already in Fort Worth at that time. They dipped
to Fort Worth early, way sooner than we're told. So
I'm getting off track here. They should have. Mister Toujagu,

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like Oswald, was quite interested in Cuban affairs. When Guy
Banister incorporated the Friends of Democratic Cuba, Toujague was listed
as vice president. Guy Banister was on the board of
directors Banister, Ferry Toujague, Gordon Novelle Clayshaw, five point forty
four Camp Street, Friends of Democratic Cuba, Anti Communist League
of the Caribbean, and Lee Harvey Oswald. His employment at

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Gerard F. T. Jayg Inc. Provided a friendly safe haven
for young Oswald. The warre Commission tells us Oswald went
to work for the JR. Michelle's company in January nineteen
fifty six for two weeks. But remember Gloria Callahan telling
us that Oswald was working at two Jagg's until May
of fifty six when she took maternity leave. Oswald may
have worked at JR. Michelle's, but it was not the

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same Oswald that worked at two Jigg's. At the same time,
when I mentioned to Frank de benedetto Oswald's supervisors at
two Jiggs that Oswald had worked at JR. Michelle's, Frank
said he was sure Oswald had not worked there. Nick's
office was one floor below his office. He and Nick
spent a great amount of time together at each other's offices.
They saw each other daily, head lunch often, and we're
good friends. Frank said, if Oswald had worked there, I

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would have known about it. Lee Oswald probably worked at JR. Michelle's,
but not the Oswald, Frank de Benedetto, and Gloria Callahan knew.
The Warren Commission report tells us that after quitting Jr. Michelle's,
Oswald worked several months thereafter for Fister or dentilab. To Faircloth,
current president of Fister Dental Lab, was aware that Oswald

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had worked at Fister's. She had discussed the matter with
the former owners and partners of Fister. They told her
that following the assassination, the FBI took the four Fister
partners to separate rooms to be questioned. They were told
not to discuss the Oswald matter amongst themselves or with anyone.
The FBI took all employment records, payroll records, quarterly tax forms,
canceled checks, employment applications, W two forms, all hard evidence

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pertaining to Oswald. These items have disappeared. Not a single
Fister employee or partner testified before the Commission. Nowhere in
the twenty six volumes is their one shred of evidence
as to Oswald's beginning and ending dates of employment at Fister's.
Absolutely nothing why. The screen on the right shows a

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testimony of Fister employee Palmer McBride. The left screen shows
Oswald's military records. Airman's second Class Palmer McBride told the
FBI he worked with Oswald from the fall of fifty
seven to the summer of fifty eight at the Fifth
Dent Lab in New Orleans. Warren commissioned records show him
to be in the Marines in Japan at that time.
Someone is lying, McBride told me he met Oswald in

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the fall of fifty seven. They worked together every day
discuss the October fourth, fifty seven Sputnik space launch, visited
each other's homes, and attended the Boris Gudenov Opera. Without
telling McBride, I obtained a brochure from the New Orleans
Historical Collection. Boris Gudanov played only two days in New
Orleans during the nineteen fifties, on October tenth, in twelfth,

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nineteen fifty seven. In early nineteen fifty eight, he took
Oswald to a meeting of the New Orleans Amateur Astronomy
Association at the home of Walter Geirky. Geirkey told the
FBI that none of the meetings of the association were
held in his home until nineteen fifty eight. Therefore, McBride
and Oswald could only have attended meetings at Gerkey's home.
In January fifty eight or later, McBride visited Oswald's room
at the Hotel Senator across the street from where they worked.

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He worked daily with Oswald till July of fifty eight,
when he quit to join the Air Force Reserves. At
that time, according to the Warren commiss Oswald was supposed
to be in Japan in the military prison. The Warren
Commission became aware of the FIST Dental laboratory only through
McBride's statements to the FBI, but McBride was never questioned
by the Warren Commission. Why not because McBride would have

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told them that he and Oswald had worked at Fisters
in nineteen fifty seven. In nineteen fifty eight, when Oswald
was supposed to be in Japan, Of the eight individuals
mentioned in McBride's FBI statement, only one was interviewed by
the Warren Commission. That person was William Wolfe Junior, a
friend of McBride's who had met Oswald briefly. Warren Commission

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attorney Leebler questioned mister Wolfe. Leebler did not give mister
wolf any chance to comment about the year he met
Lee Oswald. In his opening statement to Wolfe, Leebler said,
we want to inquire of you concerning possible knowledge that
you have Lee Harvey Oswald during the time that he
lived in New Orleans during the period of nineteen fifty
four to fifty five. A very clever statement by an attorney.
He knew exactly what he was doing. Notice how Leebler

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directs his witness's attention to nineteen fifty four. In nineteen
fifty five, he avoided any reference to the Oswald in
New Orleans in fifty seven and fifty eight. Leebler did
his part to avoid dealing with Oswald in New Orleans
in nineteen fifty seven. In nineteen fifty eight, the FBI
did its part as well. McBride visited Oswald's room at
the Hotel Senator in nineteen fifty eight, where he was

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introduced to Marguerite, but the FBI interviewed only those employees
who had worked at the hotel prior to nineteen fifty six,
thereby avoiding employees who had worked at the hotel in
fifty seven and fifty eight who could have remembered Oswald.
They reviewed hotel registration cards for the year nineteen fifty six,
again avoiding nineteen fifty seven. In nineteen fifty eight, the
search for Oswald at the Hotel Senator was deliberately shifted

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from nineteen fifty eight to prior in nineteen fifty six.
McBride's statement presented a serious problem, one they could not ignore.
Oswald in New Orleans in nineteen fifty seven in nineteen
fifty eight was unexplainable. They needed evidence that could place
Oswald in New Orleans in nineteen fifty six before he
entered the Marines, but they had none. Let me take

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you now to the afternoon of November twenty second, nineteen
sixty three. Just after the assassination. On November twenty second,
twenty third, nineteen sixty three, the Dallas Police Department searched
Oswald's rooming house once and the pain residents twice. From
those three searches, Oswald's possessions were secured. Five roles of
film were used to photograph four hundred and twenty seven
items of evidence. On November twenty sixth, Dallas Police officers

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English and Hill took these items and five roles of
undeveloped film to Dallas FBI office. An FBI stenographer inventory
those items, which is now warrent commissioned exhibit two one
one three. FBI agent Warrant Debris took the four hundred
and twenty seven items in the film to FBI headquarters
in Washington. The next day, the Dallas Police requested the
FBI to develop their five rolls of film and return

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three photographs of each items for their files. Five days later,
the FBI returned two roles of undeveloped film to the
Dallas Police and two roles to the Secret Service of
the role. The Secret Service received the missing photos on
the box. The following day, Chief Curry wrote his letter
to the Dallas FBI office informing them the items one

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six four through three six zero were missing from their film.
By comparing the photographed items on the two roles of
film with the FBI inventory list of November twenty six,
we find two hundred and sixty five items missing. The
FBI did not want the missing photographs returned to Dallas
or made public, but they still had a problem. Chief
Curry was asking about the missing photographs. The FBI had

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control of the original missing photos. Some of Oswald's possessions
were altered and rephotographed by the FBI. These FBI photographs
were then substituted for the original photos and returned to Dallas.
By altering some of some of Oswald's possessions and withholding
certain key items, the FBI was able to keep the
public from learning the truth about critical parts of Leha

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Harvey Oswald's life. One key item was altered. That's one
sixty eight the Fister W two tax withholding statement for
Lee Harvey Oswald. The original was delivered to the FBI
on November twenty six. This photograph of the Fister W
two form was returned to Dallas in nineteen sixty four.
It is allegedly for the year nineteen fifty six. However,
you need only remember Palmer McBride's statement to realize there

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is a significant problem. Either this nineteen fifty six tax
statement is a forgery, or McBride's statement of working with
Oswald and Fisters in nineteen fifty seven. In nineteen fifty
eight is wrong. The irs, in a letter to Linda Faircloth,
President Fisters, stated that ID tax number seven two zero
four four four five ninety nine, which appears on this
nineteen fifty six statement was not created until January nineteen

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sixty four. This nineteen fifty six Fister W two form
is a forgery created in January of nineteen sixty four
while in the custody of the FBI. This document was
fabricated to show that Oswald worked at Fisters in nineteen
fifty six rather than in fifty seven and fifty eight.
A prime example of falsified evidence and an attempted cover up.

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Another example of cover up involves a Minox camera found
in Oswald's c bag by Officer Gus Russ by Officer
Gus Rose. This Mineox camera was inventory by the Dallas Police.
It also appears on the FBI inventory list of Oswald's
possessions ISS Item three seventy five. This FBI list is
Warren commissioned Exhibit three seven to five. Item three seven

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five lists eight items, including the Minox camera. Those eight
items were photographed together by the Dallas Police. When the
photograph of those eight items was returned by the FBI
on December tewod this is what it looked like. Only
the pedometer is visible. The other items, including the Minox camera,
had been faded out. The FBI did not want the
Dallas Police or the public to know that Oswald had

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owned a Minox camera. A few days later, an unknown
FBI agent visited Dallas Police Officer Hill. He asked Hill
to change the Dallas property list from a Minox camera
to a Minox light meter. Officer Hill complied with the
agent's reques and wrote this memo relating to that incident.
On January thirty first, sixty four, FBI agent Bardwell Otum

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allegedly picked up a Mineox camera from Ruth Pain. From
that day forward, the FBIS maintained the Mineox camera in
question belonged to the Pains. The FBI told us that
Oswald never owned a Minox camera. However, unknown to the FBI,
the Mineox camera found in Oswald's c bag was photographed
by Dallas Police on the afternoon of November twenty second,
proof that we have been lied to by our government agencies.

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The FBI received Oswald's Minox camera from the Dallas Police
on November twenty sixth. They tried to change its identity
to a light meter A few days later, and beginning
January thirty first, nineteen sixty four, they told us the
camera belonged to the Pains. Another example of the FBI,
tambering with evidence and helping to cover up key items
of evidence. For those of you who have not yet

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seen a Mineox camera, I brought mine. It looks nearly
identical to this one in the photograph. These w two forms,
the Minox camera, and other items of evidence deliberately altered
in order to mislead the public. One could only guess
what might be found by closely comparing the inventory list
of Oswald's possession with the other two hundred and sixty
five missing photographs. We know now that Oswald was in

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New Orleans in fifty seven and fifty eight working with McBride.
We know that the FBI and the Warren Commission attempted
to conceal this from the public. But there was an
Oswald in the Marines during fifty seven and fifty eight,
and there were dozens of FBI interviews with Marines who
served with Oswald that were not included in the Warren
Commission volumes, and for good reason. Here are a few.
Michael de Padro worked each day with Oswald at El Toro.

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Oswald plotted aircraft positions on a glass partition in the
radar room and was very good at drawing. He drew
the Squadron insignia. He said Oswald was left handed. Several
Marines remembered Lee being left handed. Marguerite said Lee was
left handed. Lillian Morrett remembered Lee using his left hand
as a child. But the Oswald killed in Dallas was
right handed. That whole thing is false, Okay, Neither one

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of them was left fucking handed period. De Padro also
said Oswald had crew cut blonde hair. Other Marines describably
as having blonde hair. Mildred Sawyer, is only neighbor at
Exchange Place in New Orleans, told the Warrant Commission. I
remember the fact that he was a rather nice looking
little boy, and they had blonde, curly hair. The Oswald
killed in Dallas had very dark hair. I don't agree

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with that either. He had sandy brown hair. Alan Feld
and Oswald attended an A and P school in Jacksonville
and then an aviation Electronics school in Memphis, Tennessee, in
June and July and nineteen fifty seven, but Marine Corps
records do not show Oswald ever attending a in P school,
which is a mechanic school, nor attending any school in
Memphis Tennessee. Feld says he last saw Oswald in September

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in Memphis, at a time Oswald was supposed to be
in Japan. So the allen Feld stuff, when you go
back and look at the marine diaries, where it should
say alan Feld, it says Alexanderfeld. I believe that's tampered.
Just a couple weeks ago, I found another document from
a marine diary that said alan Feld just like it should,

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and now I can't find that. Goddamn documents drive me crazy,
but I believe Allenfeld's statements are correct. I'll go into
them another time. Daniel Powers was one of six marines
including Oswald, who attended school together at Jacksonville and Biloxi
in fifty seven, and then, according to the marine orders,
he showed the FBI, this group including Oswald left by

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plane for El Toro on June fourth, fifty seven. That's
actually not true at all. The problem here is that
Oswald was still in radar school at Biloxie on June
fourth and did not graduate until June eighteenth, two weeks later.
That's correct. The photograph have the picture of June eighteenth
with Powers in it, so Powers was just mistaken when
he was interviewed for the Warren Commission. The thing to
note about powers Z was kind of along with Oswald

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with a bunch of other guys all the way over
to Japan. And yeah, he ends up getting killed, shot
in the right temple and the gun was found in
his left hand. So you tell me what happened there.
Gerald Hansen was stationed at the Lake Mead Airbase in
Nevada in December fifty eight. He worked with a supply
clerk who had the name of Benjamin stenciled on his

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utility shirt. When Captain Munsel referred to this man as
Corporal Harvey, Hansen was suspicious. He asked his sergeant what
the man's real name was. Sergeant Ackerman told him the
last name was not Benjamin, but that he was using
the last name of Harvey. But Sergeant Ackerman said, even
though the man was using the last name of Harvey,
his real name was Oswald and he was from Texas. Yeah,
I don't buy that story at all. Carry Thornley said

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that Lee spoke with No, you can't believe Kerry Thornley
had also fuck everything he has to say. This photo
is one of the Oswalds were taken at a station
in Japan, he was not remembered to speaking Russian, reading
Russian newspapers are talking about communism. When the other Oswald
showed up at El Toro, California, in January fifty eight,
he takes a Russian proficiency test. A month later, in June,

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he has a date with Rosalind Quinn. Rosalind Quinn, damn it.
You know, this just struck me because in Oswald's notebook,
which I doubt the authenticity of, but nonetheless he had

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a notation. He had the seven and fifty seven French Street,
New Orleans like it was Lillian Morett's address, and he
had the name Quinn qui n and then there was
a comma and then Morett. So is there a connection
between Quinn Roslyn Quinn, because she's the only Quinn in
the damn story and Lillian Morett that definitely needs investigation,

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who had been studying Russian intensely for a year and
was very impressed with this conversational Russia naturally, as Russian
was very good. This substitute learned Russian as a child.
I don't know that I believe that. I'm still looking
into that. I'm starting to doubt Oswald spoke fucking Russian
at all? At all? I think it might be a
red herring. Do you remember Palmer McBride saying he had

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met Marguerite Oswald in nineteen fifty eight in New Orleans.
Because Lee was supposed to be in at that time,
this would suggest that Marguerite had knowledge of her son's affairs.
A year later, when she was working at the King
Candy Company in Fort Worth, she claimed injury when a
candy box fell from her shelf onto her nose. Because
of this mother's injury, Lee applied for and was granted
a hardship discharge or dependency discharge from the Marines. Some

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researchers have speculated that Marguerite's injury was staged in order
to help thee obtain an early discharge. Doctor Milton Goldberg,
who had first treated Marguerite for her alleged injuries, said
that he could find nothing wrong with her. Doctor Goldberg
told the FBI that Marguerite said in January fifty nine
that r Some wanted to defect to Russia. This was
ten months before Lee went to Russia. These are tantalizing

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bits of evidence that suggest someone new the future plans
of Oswald long before the fact, including Marguerite. Oswald was
in Russia from October fifty nine through May of nineteen
sixty two. During that time, are you aware of the
dozens of FBI reports of Oswald in the US during
that time? How was that redundant? Here? Yes, it is.

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You are probably familiar with the bolton Ford episode in
New Orleans in January sixty one, wherein Oswald tried to
buy trucks to be sent to Cuba. Yeah, it was
Kerry Thornley. The order form listed the purchaser as Friends
of Democrat at Cuba, the company whose officers included Guy
Bannister and Gerard Tujag. How many of you heard the
name Ray Carney, news director for radio station k Box
in Dallas, Texas. He told the FBI he met with

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Lee Oswald on three occasions at the Dallas Garland Airport
during May of sixty one. Oswald tried to persuade Carney,
an amateur pilot, to fly flying Tiger missions over Cuba
and drop leaflets. Carney refused, who does that sound like?
Sounds more like Seymour than it does carry Thornley. How

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about Stephen Landsberg, who told the FBI that he and
Oswald created demonstrations in New York City in nineteen sixty
one and sixty two, many articles appeared in New York
papers concerning Landsberg. Following the assassination, he told the FBI
that he, Oswald and a man named Earl Perry created
demonstrations in New York. When the FBI tried to obtain
Perry's records from the Marines, they were told they would

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have to get clearance from the Pentagon. From the Pentagon,
there are many FBI reports like these that you won't
find in the Warren Commission volumes. When Oswald meets his
future wife Marina, she thinks he's a native Russian with
a Baltic accent, and he can't believe a goddamn thing,
she says. When she learns he's a foreigner, she asked
which of his parents are Russian. Upon his return to
Fort Worth, Lee impressed nearly all the native speaking Russians

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with his command of the Russian language. Peter Gregory asked
Lee if he were Polish because of Lee's accent when
he spoke Russian. George de Mornshield also noticed Lee's Polish
accent and remember discussing classical Russian literature with him in
the Russian language. While in Russia in sixty two, Oswald
wrote a letter to John Tower. A copy of that

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letter was read and studied by Professor Vladimir Petrov of
the Slavic Language Department of Yale University. Professor Petrov, a
native Russian, who wrote Senator Tower with his opinion and
said the person who wrote the letter was a native
speaking Russian with an imperfect knowledge of the English language.
If the professor was correct that the author of the letter,
allegedly Oswald was a native speaking Russian, many previously unanswered

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questions regarding his Russian language capabilities could be understood. If
this lee Oswald was a foreigner who spoke native Russian,
where did he come from? A clue may be found
in this FBI interview of Missus Jack Tippett of Westport, Connecticut.
She was telephoned shortly after the assassination by a woman

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with a foreign accent who read a newspaper article stating
that Missus Tippett was related to the JD. Tippet killed
in Dallas. The woman had information she wanted Missus Tippet
to pass on to people in Dallas. She said she
would not identify herself because she was afraid of being killed.
She told missus Tippett she knew Oswald's father and uncle.
They were Hungarians and lived at seventy seventh Street and

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Second Avenue in New York. They were unemployed, received money
from the communists, and spent all their time on Communist activities.
They may have been running an agent provocator type intelligence
operation on behalf of our intelligence services. They may have
been among thousands of Eastern Europeans resettled in the States
after World War Two. Some of those people were Russian speaking.
If the person we know is Lee Harvey Oswald did

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come from New York, that could well be the reason
for Marguerite Oswald's trip to New York in August of
fifty two. Remember the story of how Lee Oswald became
interested in communism when an old lady handed him a
brochure on the Rosenbergs. A more plausible explanation would be
that he learned about Communism from his father and uncle
in New York as a youngster. I don't buy that
story at all, not one bit. I think they're brothers.

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I think it's a possibility that Harvey Oswald was the
father of Harvey Oswald, who's actually would then be a junior.
But that's all speculation. Let me continue. Jim Garrison thought
the Oswald in Russia may have been a foreigner. Garrison
realized the possibility that they were dealing with two Oswald's,
as evidenced by this memo to leu, Ivan writes, if

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you really want to know, what I think is that
the Robert Oswald knew this returning defector was not really Lee.
And this is what Robert's problem was. The night of
the assassination, when he found it necessary to take such
a long drive to think things out, he knew things
were far more complicated than they appeared on the surface.
That was an understatement. On April tenth, nineteen sixty four,

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Albert Jenner wrote a memo to Jayleen Rankin concerning memoranda
prepared by John Eli of a chronology of Oswald's life.
It was based on quote the existing data in our
files of the background facts, life, school, places and residents, etc.
Of Missus Oswald, her several marriages, her husbands, her three children,
in particular Lee Harvey Oswald, from the time she married

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Edward John Pick in the fall of nineteen twenty nine
to the time Lee Harvey Oswald entered military service in
nineteen fifty six. Mister Jenner goes on to say, and
I quote our depositions and examination of records and other
data disclosed that there are details in mister Eli's memoranda
which will require material alteration and in some way instance's omission,
material alteration and omission regarding the life of Lee Oswald

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and his mother. Those are the written words of Warren
Commission Attorney Albert E. Jenner. Listen to the words of
John Pick. He told the Warren Commission the Lee Harvey
Oswald I met in November nineteen sixty two was not
the same Lee Oswald I had known ten years previous.
When Attorney Jenner asked Pick how he looked physically as
compared with the when you'd last seen him, Pick replied,

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I would never have recognized him, Sir. Did one Oswald
fill out the nineteen fifty nine passport application on the left,
where he has listed his parents' birthdays incorrectly by several years?
Did another Oswald fill out the passport application on the
right three years later and list the correct birthdays of
his parents. Probably No, that's incorrect, totally incorrect. So one

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thing I've learned is that these spies have to be taught.
When they fill out applications and passports and parents' names,
they have to put so wrong information. They got to
make it eight to nine. They have to. I don't
know why, but I found this stuff on Marilyn Morett's
passport documentation. On her application for her passport, she put
the wrong information for her fucking parents, wrong birthdays and

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stuff like are you kidding me? So, like what the fuck?
Maybe so as to not OPTU skate the real use
or proper use on an actual identity, That's the only
thing I can think of. A Moscow photo of Lee
Harvey Oswald, sometimes known as the Moscow photo this Warrning
Commission exhibit, is perhaps the best available photo of the
real Lee Harvey Oswald. I don't know what he means

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by really Harvey Oswald left slide projector slide g split
Moscow photo of Lee Harvey Oswald. Oh, he's talking about
the passport photo. Yeah, that's correct. When each half of
Oswald's face is viewed separately, it's easy to see that
this photo is a composite made from two different people
Slide fifty two, four photos of each Oswald with composite.
Oswald was a creation of the intelligence community. Two Lee Oswald's,

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one of them manipulated into the twisted maze the Kennedy assassination.
The implications of this scenario are far reaching in indict
elements of the government in the assassination and its cover up,
both directly and indirectly. It began as an intelligence operation
in the mid nineteen fifties when a Russian speaking person
assumed the identity of Louisiana born Lee Harvey Oswald. It
continued when the Russian speaking substitute Oswald was sent to

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the Soviet Union by our intelligence services. It ended when
the substitute was killed by Jack Ruby following the assassination
of John Kennedy. The true identity of Lee Harvey Oswald
could well be the reason for the past thirty two
years of cover up. I believe that one hundred percent.
In conclusion, I hope my presentation has shown you that
there is far more to Lee Harvey Oswald than the
Warring Commission has told us. A thorough understanding of who

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Oswald really was and who directed him could lead us
to people responsible for the assassination of John Kennedy. Thank you,
all right. So obviously I agree with a lot of
what he says here, and a lot that needs more investigation.
Is a lot I don't agree with. He could never
get past this duality, and the duality was just one

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link in a chain, and he didn't seem to be
able to see past that. He applied this to Oswald
theory all the way up to like stuff going on
in the book depository and stuff. I'm like, you're fucking crazy.
So but that is gonna do it for me today.
Guys all you should go out and pick up my
new book, Lee Harvey Oswald and Black and White right here.
It's available on Amazon. And I'm gonna try to do

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these videos well more religiously. I'll say that because I'm
not a fan of video in general. So but who knows.
Maybe I'll keep it up, maybe I won't, we'll see.
But that's gonna do it for me. Guys. Subscribe to
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it for me, guys today. I'll see you, guys, next time,
Thanks