witness first middle last description alt-name volPageHash1 volPageHash2 volPageHash3 volPageHash4 volPageHash5 volPageHash6 Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald Widow of Lee Harvey Oswald Mrs. Marina Oswald WC01H001|#lho WC05H387|#lho WC05H410|#lho2 WC11H275|#MLH|a Mrs. Marguerite Oswald Mrs. Marguerite Oswald Oswald’s mother WC01H126|#mo Robert Edward Lee Oswald Robert Edward Lee Oswald Oswald’s brother WC01H264|#ro James Herbert Martin James Herbert Martin Briefly Mrs. Marina Oswald’s business manager WC01H469|#jm WC02H001|#jhm Mark Lane Mark Lane New York attorney who publicly challenged the Commission’s findings WC02H032|#ml WC05H546|#ml Roy H. Kellerman Roy H. Kellerman Secret Service agent seated to the right of the driver in the presidential limousine WC02H061|#rhk William Robert Greer William Robert Greer Driver of the presidential limousine WC02H112|#wrg Clinton J. Hill Clinton J. Hill Secret Service agent in the car immediately behind the presidential limousine WC02H132|#cjh Rufus Wayne Youngblood Rufus Wayne Youngblood Secret Service agent riding with Vice President Johnson WC02H144|#rwy Robert Hill Jackson Robert Hill Jackson Newspaper photographer riding near the end of the motorcade WC02H155|#rhj Arnold Louis Rowland Arnold Louis Rowland Eyewitness who reported seeing a man with a rifle in the TSBD window before the shooting WC02H165|#alr James Richard Worrell, Jr. James Richard Worrell, Jr. Eyewitness who saw a rifle protruding from the TSBD and observed a man flee the building WC02H190|#jrw Amos Lee Euins Amos Lee Euins Fifteen-year-old eyewitness who saw a gunman fire from the sixth floor of the TSBD WC02H201|#ale Buell Wesley Frazier Buell Wesley Frazier Drove Oswald home on Nov. 21 and to work on Nov. 22; observed him carrying a long package WC02H210|#bwf WC07H531|#t531 Linnie Mae Randle Linnie Mae Randle Buell Wesley Frazier’s sister; also observed Oswald carrying a long package to Frazier’s car WC02H245|#lmr Cortlandt Cunningham Cortlandt Cunningham FBI firearms identification expert WC02H251|#cc WC03H451|#cc WC07H591|#t591 William Wayne Whaley William Wayne Whaley Taxicab driver who drove Oswald after the assassination William W. Whaley WC02H253|#www WC02H292|#www2 WC06H428|#t428 Cecil J. McWatters Cecil J. McWatters Bus driver who testified about Oswald boarding his bus after the assassination WC02H262|#cjm Katherine Ford Katherine Ford Acquaintance of the Oswalds in the Dallas–Fort Worth Russian émigré community WC02H295|#kf Declan P. Ford Declan P. Ford Acquaintance of the Oswalds in the Dallas–Fort Worth Russian émigré community WC02H322|#dpf Peter Paul Gregory Peter Paul Gregory Russian-language instructor in Fort Worth; one of the first acquaintances of the Oswalds after their return from Russia WC02H337|#ppg James J. Humes James J. Humes Commander, U.S. Navy; performed the autopsy on President Kennedy at Bethesda Naval Hospital WC02H348|#jjh J. Thornton Boswell J. Thornton Boswell Commander, U.S. Navy; performed the autopsy on President Kennedy at Bethesda Naval Hospital WC02H376|#jtb Pierre A. Finck Pierre A. Finck Lt. Colonel, U.S. Army; performed the autopsy on President Kennedy at Bethesda Naval Hospital WC02H377|#paf Michael R. Paine Michael R. Paine Acquaintance of the Oswalds; husband of Ruth Hyde Paine WC02H384|#mrp WC09H434|#mrp WC11H398|#MRP Ruth Hyde Paine Ruth Hyde Paine Acquaintance of the Oswalds; Marina and her children lived at Paine’s home before the assassination WC02H430|#rhp WC03H001|#rhp WC09H331|#rhp WC09H426|#rhp2 WC11H153|#RHP WC11H389|#RHP2 Howard Leslie Brennan Howard Leslie Brennan Construction worker who witnessed a gunman firing from the sixth-floor TSBD window (×3) WC03H140|#hlb WC03H184|#hlb2 WC03H211|#hlb3 WC11H206|#HLB Bonnie Ray Williams Bonnie Ray Williams TSBD employee who ate lunch on the sixth floor shortly before the assassination WC03H161|#brw Harold Norman Harold Norman TSBD employee on the fifth floor during the assassination; heard the bolt action and shell casings above him WC03H186|#hn James Jarman, Jr. James Jarman, Jr. TSBD employee on the fifth floor during the assassination WC03H198|#jj Roy Sansom Truly Roy Sansom Truly TSBD superintendent; accompanied Officer Baker in searching the building and confirmed Oswald as an employee WC03H212|#rst WC07H380|#t380a WC07H591|#t591b Marrion L. Baker Marrion L. Baker Dallas motorcycle officer who entered the TSBD within 90 seconds of the shots and encountered Oswald on the second floor WC03H242|#mlb WC07H592|#t592b Mrs. Robert A. Reid Mrs. Robert A. Reid TSBD clerical supervisor who encountered Oswald on the second floor moments after the shots WC03H270|#rar Luke Mooney Luke Mooney Dallas deputy sheriff who discovered the sniper’s nest on the sixth floor of the TSBD WC03H281|#lm Eugene Boone Eugene Boone Dallas deputy sheriff who discovered the Mannlicher-Carcano rifle on the sixth floor of the TSBD WC03H291|#eb M. N. McDonald M. N. McDonald Dallas police officer who apprehended Oswald at the Texas Theatre WC03H295|#mnm Helen Markham Helen Markham Eyewitness to the murder of Officer Tippit; identified Oswald in a police lineup (×2) WC03H305|#hm WC03H340|#hm2 WC07H499|#t499 William W. Scoggins William W. Scoggins Taxicab driver who witnessed the murder of Officer Tippit from close range WC03H322|#wws Barbara Jeanette Davis Barbara Jeanette Davis Resident near the Tippit scene who saw Oswald cut across her yard and found a shell casing WC03H342|#bjd Ted Callaway Ted Callaway Used-car lot manager who witnessed Oswald fleeing after the murder of Officer Tippit WC03H351|#tc Charles James Carrico Charles James Carrico First physician to attend President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC03H357|#cjc WC06H001|#t1 Malcolm Perry Malcolm Perry Surgeon who performed the tracheotomy on President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC03H366|#mp WC06H007|#t7 Robert A. Frazier Robert A. Frazier FBI firearms identification expert WC03H390|#raf WC05H058|#raf WC07H590|#t590b Ronald Simmons Ronald Simmons U.S. Army weapons evaluation expert who conducted firing tests with the assassination rifle WC03H441|#rs Joseph D. Nicol Joseph D. Nicol Firearms identification expert with the Illinois Bureau of Criminal Identification WC03H496|#jdn Sebastian F. Latona Sebastian F. Latona FBI fingerprint expert who identified Oswald’s palm print on the assassination rifle WC04H001|#sfl Arthur Mandella Arthur Mandella New York City Police Department fingerprint expert WC04H048|#am WC15H745|#t_75 Paul Morgan Stombaugh Paul Morgan Stombaugh FBI hair and fiber expert WC04H056|#pms WC15H702|#t_70 James C. Cadigan James C. Cadigan FBI questioned document examiner WC04H089|#jcc WC07H418|#t418 Robert Roeder Shaw Robert Roeder Shaw Surgeon who attended Governor Connally at Parkland Hospital WC04H101|#rrs WC06H083|#t83 Charles Francis Gregory Charles Francis Gregory Surgeon who attended Governor Connally at Parkland Hospital WC04H117|#cfg WC06H095|#t95 Gov. John Bowden Connally, Jr. Gov. John Bowden Connally, Jr. Governor of Texas; wounded in the assassination WC04H129|#jbc Mrs. John Bowden Connally, Jr. Mrs. John Bowden Connally, Jr. Wife of Governor Connally; riding in the presidential limousine at the time of the assassination WC04H146|#jbc2 Jesse E. Curry Jesse Edward Curry Chief of the Dallas Police Department Jesse E. Curry WC04H150|#jec WC12H025|#JEC WC15H124|#t_8 WC15H641|#CURRY2 J. W. Fritz J. W. Fritz Captain, Dallas Police Homicide Bureau; led the investigation and interrogation of Oswald WC04H202|#jwf WC04H248|#jwf2 WC07H403|#t403a WC15H145|#t_11 T. L. Baker T. L. Baker Dallas Police lieutenant who participated in the assassination investigation WC04H248|#tlb J. C. Day J. C. Day Dallas Police lieutenant who processed physical evidence at the crime scenes WC04H249|#jcd WC07H401|#t401 Lyndal L. Shaneyfelt Lyndal L. Shaneyfelt FBI photography expert WC04H279|#lls WC05H138|#lls WC07H410|#t410 WC15H686|#t_69 Robert Inman Bouck Robert Inman Bouck Secret Service agent in charge of the Protective Research Section WC04H294|#rib WC04H300|#rib2 Robert Carswell Robert Carswell Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury WC04H299|#rc WC05H486|#rc Winston G. Lawson Winston G. Lawson Secret Service agent who handled advance preparations for the President’s Dallas trip WC04H317|#wgl Alwyn Cole Alwyn Cole Treasury Department questioned document examiner WC04H358|#ac WC15H703|#t_72 John W. Fain John W. Fain FBI agent who interviewed Oswald after his return from the Soviet Union in 1962 WC04H403|#jwf3 John Lester Quigley John Lester Quigley FBI agent who interviewed Oswald following his August 1963 arrest in New Orleans WC04H431|#jlq James Patrick Hosty, Jr. James Patrick Hosty, Jr. FBI agent assigned to monitor Oswald in Dallas prior to the assassination WC04H440|#jph Alan H. Belmont Alan H. Belmont Assistant to the Director of the FBI WC05H001|#ahb Jack Revill Jack Revill Dallas police lieutenant who testified about a conversation with FBI agent Hosty on the day of the assassination WC05H033|#jr WC12H073|#JR V. J. Brian V. J. Brian Dallas police officer who corroborated Revill’s account of the Hosty conversation WC05H047|#vjb Alfred Olivier Alfred Olivier U.S. Army wound ballistics expert at Edgewood Arsenal WC05H074|#ao Arthur J. Dziemian Arthur J. Dziemian U.S. Army wound ballistics expert at Edgewood Arsenal WC05H090|#ajd Frederick W. Light, Jr. Frederick W. Light, Jr. U.S. Army wound ballistics expert at Edgewood Arsenal WC05H094|#fwl J. Edgar Hoover J. Edgar Hoover Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation WC05H097|#jeh John A. McCone John A. McCone Director of the Central Intelligence Agency WC05H120|#jam|a WC05H318|#jam3 Richard M. Helms Richard M. Helms Deputy Director for Plans of the Central Intelligence Agency WC05H120|#jam|b WC11H469|#RH Thomas J. Kelley Thomas J. Kelley Secret Service inspector who participated in reconstruction of the assassination WC05H129|#tjk WC05H175|#tjk2 WC07H403|#t403 WC07H590|#t590a Leo J. Gauthier Leo J. Gauthier Secret Service agent who assisted in the reconstruction of the assassination scene WC05H135|#ljg Mrs. John F. Kennedy Mrs. John F. Kennedy Wife of President Kennedy; riding in the presidential limousine at the time of the assassination WC05H178|#jfk Jack Ruby Jack Ruby Dallas nightclub owner who shot Lee Harvey Oswald on Nov. 24, 1963 WC05H181|#jr2 WC14H504|#JACK_L_RUBY Henry Wade Henry Wade District attorney of Dallas County WC05H213|#hw Patrick T. Dean Patrick T. Dean Dallas police sergeant who supervised jail security and questioned Ruby after the shooting of Oswald WC05H254|#ptd WC12H415|#PTD Waggoner Carr Waggoner Carr Attorney general of Texas WC05H258|#wc Richard Edward Snyder Richard Edward Snyder U.S. State Department official who processed Oswald’s renunciation and later repatriation in Moscow WC05H260|#res John A. McVickar John A. McVickar U.S. State Department consular officer in Moscow who also dealt with Oswald’s case WC05H299|#jam2 Abram Chayes Abram Chayes Legal adviser to the U.S. State Department who testified on Oswald’s citizenship status WC05H307|#ac WC05H327|#ac2 Bernice Waterman Bernice Waterman U.S. State Department officer who handled Oswald’s passport application WC05H346|#bw Dean Rusk Dean Rusk U.S. Secretary of State WC05H363|#dr Frances G. Knight Frances G. Knight Director of the U.S. State Department Passport Office WC05H371|#fgk Harris Coulter Harris Coulter State Department interpreter who assisted with Marina Oswald’s Vol. 5 testimony WC05H408|#hc Robert Alan Surrey Robert Alan Surrey Dallas associate of Gen. Edwin Walker who testified about his relationship with Walker WC05H420|#ras James J. Rowley James J. Rowley Chief of the U.S. Secret Service WC05H449|#jjr Bernard William Weissman Bernard William Weissman Dallas citizen who signed a hostile full-page advertisement directed at President Kennedy in the Dallas Morning News on Nov. 22, 1963 WC05H487|#bww WC11H428|#BW Robert G. Klause Robert G. Klause Dallas citizen who testified about a “Wanted for Treason” handbill distributed before the assassination WC05H535|#rgk President Lyndon B. Johnson President Lyndon B. Johnson 36th President of the United States; riding in the motorcade at the time of the assassination WC05H561|#lbj Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson Wife of President Johnson; riding in the motorcade at the time of the assassination WC05H564|#lb Llewellyn E. Thompson Llewellyn E. Thompson Former U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union WC05H567|#let C. Douglas Dillon C. Douglas Dillon U.S. Secretary of the Treasury WC05H573|#cdd William Kemp Clark William Kemp Clark Neurosurgeon who pronounced President Kennedy dead at Parkland Hospital WC06H018|#t18 Robert Nelson McClelland Robert Nelson McClelland Surgeon who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H030|#t30 Charles Rufus Baxter Charles Rufus Baxter Surgeon who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H039|#t39 Marion Thomas Jenkins Marion Thomas Jenkins Anesthesiologist who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H045|#t45 Ronald Coy Jones Ronald Coy Jones Surgeon who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H051|#t51 Don Teel Curtis Don Teel Curtis Dental resident who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H057|#t57 Fouad A. Bashour Fouad A. Bashour Cardiologist who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H061|#t61 Gene Coleman Akin Gene Coleman Akin Anesthesiologist who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H063|#t63 Paul Conrad Peters Paul Conrad Peters Urological surgeon who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H068|#t68 Adolph Hartung Giesecke, Jr. Adolph Hartung Giesecke, Jr. Anesthesiologist who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H072|#t72 Jackie Hansen Hunt Jackie Hansen Hunt Anesthesiologist who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H076|#t76 Kenneth Everett Salyer Kenneth Everett Salyer Surgical resident who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H080|#t80 Martin G. White Martin G. White Surgeon who attended President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital WC06H082|#t82 George T. Shires George T. Shires Chief of surgery at Parkland Hospital; led the team attending Governor Connally WC06H104|#t104 Richard Brooks Dulany Richard Brooks Dulany Surgical resident who assisted in attending Governor Connally at Parkland Hospital WC06H113|#t113 Ruth Jeanette Standridge Ruth Jeanette Standridge Parkland Hospital nurse who testified about Governor Connally’s stretcher WC06H115|#t115 Jane Carolyn Wester Jane Carolyn Wester Parkland Hospital nurse who testified about Governor Connally’s stretcher WC06H120|#t120 Henrietta M. Ross Henrietta M. Ross Parkland Hospital nurse who testified about Governor Connally’s stretcher WC06H123|#t123 R. J. Jimison R. J. Jimison Parkland Hospital orderly who testified about Governor Connally’s stretcher WC06H125|#t125 Darrell C. Tomlinson Darrell C. Tomlinson Parkland Hospital engineer who discovered the stretcher bullet (Commission Exhibit 399) WC06H128|#t128 Diana Hamilton Bowron Diana Hamilton Bowron Parkland Hospital nurse who helped remove President Kennedy from the limousine WC06H134|#t134 Margaret M. Henchliffe Margaret M. Henchliffe Parkland Hospital nurse who attended President Kennedy in Trauma Room One WC06H139|#t139 Doris Mae Nelson Doris Mae Nelson Parkland Hospital nursing supervisor who attended President Kennedy in Trauma Room One WC06H143|#t143 Charles Jack Price Charles Jack Price Administrator of Parkland Memorial Hospital WC06H148|#t148 Malcolm O. Couch Malcolm O. Couch TV cameraman riding in the motorcade who filmed the TSBD after the shots WC06H153|#t153 Tom C. Dillard Tom C. Dillard Dallas Morning News photographer riding in the motorcade who photographed the TSBD after the shots WC06H162|#t162 James Robert Underwood James Robert Underwood TV news reporter present at the assassination scene WC06H167|#t167 James N. Crawford James N. Crawford Deputy district clerk who heard the shots and looked up at the TSBD WC06H171|#t171 Mary Ann Mitchell Mary Ann Mitchell Deputy district clerk and eyewitness present at the assassination scene WC06H175|#t175 Barbara Rowland Barbara Rowland Eyewitness who reported seeing two men in the upper floors of the TSBD before the assassination WC06H177|#t177 Ronald B. Fischer Ronald B. Fischer County auditor’s employee who observed a man motionless in the TSBD window before the assassination WC06H191|#t191 Robert Edwin Edwards Robert Edwin Edwards Eyewitness who, with Fischer, observed a man in the TSBD window before the assassination WC06H200|#t200 Jean Lollis Hill Jean Lollis Hill Eyewitness standing along the motorcade route who believed shots came from the grassy knoll WC06H205|#t205 Austin L. Miller Austin L. Miller Railroad employee watching the motorcade from the railroad overpass WC06H223|#t223 Frank E. Reilly Frank E. Reilly Railroad employee watching the motorcade from the railroad overpass WC06H227|#t227 Earle V. Brown Earle V. Brown Dallas police officer stationed on the Stemmons Freeway overpass during the motorcade WC06H231|#t231 Royce G. Skelton Royce G. Skelton Railroad employee on the overpass who saw something strike the pavement near the limousine WC06H236|#t236 S. M. Holland S. M. Holland Railroad signal supervisor on the overpass who heard four shots and saw a puff of smoke near the grassy knoll WC06H239|#t239 J. W. Foster J. W. Foster Dallas police officer stationed on the railroad overpass during the motorcade WC06H248|#t248 J. C. White J. C. White Dallas police officer at the assassination scene WC06H253|#t253 Joe E. Murphy Joe E. Murphy Dallas police officer who testified about activities at the assassination scene WC06H256|#t256 Roger D. Craig Roger D. Craig Dallas deputy sheriff who reported seeing a man matching Oswald’s description enter a station wagon near the TSBD WC06H260|#t260 George W. Rackley, Sr. George W. Rackley, Sr. Eyewitness present at the assassination scene WC06H273|#t273 James Elbert Romack James Elbert Romack Eyewitness who watched the north side of the TSBD during the assassination WC06H277|#t277 Lee E. Bowers, Jr. Lee E. Bowers, Jr. Railroad tower operator who observed unusual activity in the parking area behind the grassy knoll WC06H284|#t284 B. J. Martin B. J. Martin Dallas motorcycle officer riding in the presidential motorcade WC06H289|#t289 Bobby W. Hargis Bobby W. Hargis Dallas motorcycle officer riding adjacent to the presidential limousine WC06H293|#t293 Clyde A. Haygood Clyde A. Haygood Dallas motorcycle officer who dismounted and searched the grassy knoll area after the shots WC06H296|#t296 E. D. Brewer E. D. Brewer Dallas police officer present at the assassination scene WC06H302|#t302 D. V. Harkness D. V. Harkness Dallas police sergeant who helped seal off the TSBD and Dealey Plaza after the assassination WC06H308|#t308 J. Herbert Sawyer J. Herbert Sawyer Dallas police inspector who commanded the investigation at the TSBD immediately after the assassination WC06H315|#t315 Gerald Dalton Henslee Gerald Dalton Henslee Dallas police radio dispatcher who broadcast the description of the assassination suspect WC06H325|#t325 William H. Shelley William H. Shelley TSBD manager who was standing outside during the assassination WC06H327|#t327 WC07H390|#t390 Nat A. Pinkston Nat A. Pinkston Texas School Book Depository employee WC06H334|#t334 Billy Nolan Lovelady Billy Nolan Lovelady TSBD employee who stood in the front doorway during the assassination WC06H336|#t336 Frankie Kaiser Frankie Kaiser Texas School Book Depository employee WC06H341|#t341 Charles Douglas Givens Charles Douglas Givens TSBD employee who reported seeing Oswald on the sixth floor before the assassination WC06H345|#t345 Troy Eugene West Troy Eugene West TSBD employee who worked near the area where the paper bag used to carry the rifle was found WC06H356|#t356 Danny G. Arce Danny G. Arce Texas School Book Depository employee WC06H363|#t363 Joe R. Molina Joe R. Molina TSBD credit manager who stood in the front doorway during the assassination WC06H368|#t368 Jack Edwin Dougherty Jack Edwin Dougherty TSBD employee who testified about activity on the upper floors before the assassination WC06H373|#t373 Eddie Piper Eddie Piper TSBD employee who reported seeing Oswald on the first floor around noon on Nov. 22 WC06H382|#t382 WC07H388|#t388 Victoria Elizabeth Adams Victoria Elizabeth Adams TSBD employee who descended the back stairs shortly after the shots and reported seeing no one WC06H386|#t386 Geneva L. Hine Geneva L. Hine TSBD switchboard operator who was alone in the office area during the assassination WC06H393|#t393 Doris Burns Doris Burns Texas School Book Depository employee WC06H397|#t397 Mary E. Bledsoe Mary E. Bledsoe Former Oswald landlady who encountered him on a city bus after the assassination WC06H400|#t400 Earlene Roberts Earlene Roberts Housekeeper at Oswald’s rooming house who saw him stop briefly after the assassination WC06H431|#t431 WC07H439|#t439 Domingo Benavides Domingo Benavides Motorist who witnessed the murder of Officer Tippit from close range WC06H444|#t444 Mrs. Charlie Virginia Davis Mrs. Charlie Virginia Davis Resident near the Tippit scene who saw Oswald cut across her yard and found a shell casing WC06H454|#t454 Johnny Calvin Brewer Johnny Calvin Brewer Shoe store manager who noticed Oswald acting suspiciously and followed him into the Texas Theatre WC07H001|#t1 Julia Postal Julia Postal Texas Theatre box office cashier who called police after Brewer pointed out Oswald WC07H008|#t8 Warren H. Burroughs Warren H. Burroughs Texas Theatre concession worker present when Oswald was arrested WC07H014|#t14 Bob K. Carroll Bob K. Carroll Dallas police officer who helped arrest Oswald at the Texas Theatre WC07H017|#t17 Thomas Alexander Hutson Thomas Alexander Hutson Dallas police officer who helped arrest Oswald at the Texas Theatre WC07H026|#t26 C. T. Walker C. T. Walker Dallas police officer who helped arrest Oswald at the Texas Theatre WC07H034|#t34 Gerald Lynn Hill Gerald Lynn Hill Dallas police sergeant who helped arrest Oswald at the Texas Theatre WC07H043|#t43 J. M. Poe J. M. Poe Dallas police officer who responded to the Tippit murder scene WC07H066|#t66 John Gibson John Gibson Dallas police officer at the Tippit crime scene WC07H070|#t70 James A. Putnam James Putnam Dallas police officer at the Tippit crime scene WC07H074|#t74 WC12H341|#JAP Rio S. Pierce Rio S. Pierce Dallas police lieutenant at the Tippit crime scene WC07H076|#t76 WC12H337|#RSP Calvin Bud Owens Calvin Bud Owens Dallas police officer at the Tippit crime scene WC07H078|#t78 William Arthur Smith William Arthur Smith Eyewitness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene WC07H082|#t82 George Jefferson Applin, Jr. George Jefferson Applin, Jr. Texas Theatre patron who witnessed Oswald’s arrest WC07H085|#t85 Ray Hawkins Ray Hawkins Dallas police officer who helped arrest Oswald at the Texas Theatre WC07H091|#t91 L. D. Montgomery L. D. Montgomery Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H096|#t96 WC13H021|#MONTGOMERY Marvin Johnson Marvin Johnson Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H100|#t100 Seymour Weitzman Seymour Weitzman Dallas deputy sheriff who helped search the TSBD and initially misidentified the rifle as a Mauser WC07H105|#t105 W. R. Westbrook W. R. Westbrook Dallas police captain who participated in the post-assassination investigation WC07H109|#t109 Elmer L. Boyd Elmer L. Boyd Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H119|#t119 Robert Lee Studebaker Robert Lee Studebaker Dallas police photographer who documented the crime scenes WC07H137|#t137 C. N. Dhority C. N. Dhority Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H149|#t149 WC07H380|#t380 Richard M. Sims Richard M. Sims Dallas police detective who participated in the Oswald interrogations WC07H158|#t158 Richard S. Stovall Richard S. Stovall Dallas police detective who searched the Paine residence and participated in the investigation WC07H186|#t186 Walter Eugene Potts Walter Eugene Potts Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H195|#t195 John P. Adamcik John P. Adamcik Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H202|#t202 Henry M. Moore Henry M. Moore Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H212|#t212 F. M. Turner F. M. Turner Dallas police officer who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H217|#t217 Guy F. Rose Guy F. Rose Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H227|#t227 W. E. Perry W. E. Perry Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H232|#t232 Richard L. Clark Richard L. Clark Dallas police officer who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H235|#t235 Don R. Ables Don R. Ables Dallas police officer who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H239|#t239 Daniel Gutierrez Lujan Daniel Gutierrez Lujan Dallas police officer who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H243|#t243 C. W. Brown C. W. Brown Dallas police detective who participated in the assassination investigation WC07H246|#t246 L. C. Graves L. C. Graves Dallas police detective who was handcuffed to Oswald when Ruby shot him WC07H251|#t251 WC13H001|#GRAVES James R. Leavelle James R. Leavelle Dallas police detective who was escorting Oswald when Ruby shot him WC07H260|#t260 WC13H014|#LEAVELLE W. E. Barnes W. E. Barnes Dallas police crime scene technician who processed evidence WC07H270|#t270 J. B. Hicks J. B. Hicks Dallas police crime scene technician who processed evidence WC07H286|#t286 Harry D. Holmes Harry D. Holmes U.S. Postal Inspector who traced Oswald’s post office boxes and attended a late Oswald interrogation WC07H289|#t289 WC07H525|#t525 James W. Bookhout James W. Bookhout FBI agent who participated in the interrogation of Oswald WC07H308|#t308 Manning C. Clements Manning C. Clements FBI agent who prepared a biographical report on Oswald WC07H318|#t318 Gregory Lee Olds Gregory Lee Olds President of the Dallas Civil Liberties Union who visited Oswald in custody WC07H322|#t322 H. Louis Nichols H. Louis Nichols President of the Dallas Bar Association who visited Oswald in custody to offer legal assistance WC07H325|#t325 Forrest V. Sorrels Forrest V. Sorrels Special agent in charge of the Dallas Secret Service office WC07H332|#t332 WC07H592|#t592 WC13H055|#SORRELS William J. Waldman William J. Waldman Klein’s Sporting Goods vice president who testified about the mail-order purchase of the assassination rifle WC07H360|#t360 Mitchell J. Scibor Mitchell J. Scibor Klein’s Sporting Goods employee who testified about the purchase of the assassination rifle WC07H370|#t370 Heinz W. Michaelis Heinz W. Michaelis Seaport Traders employee who testified about the mail-order purchase of the revolver used to kill Officer Tippit WC07H372|#t372 J. C. Cason J. C. Cason Texas School Book Depository employee WC07H379|#t379 Warren Caster Warren Caster Southwestern Publishing Co. employee in the TSBD who had recently brought two rifles into the building WC07H386|#t386 Edward Shields Edward Shields Parking lot attendant near the TSBD who testified about activity on the day of the assassination WC07H393|#t393 Sam Guinyard Sam Guinyard Eyewitness who saw Oswald fleeing after the murder of Officer Tippit WC07H395|#t395 Mary Jane Robertson Mary Jane Robertson Dallas Police Department secretary who testified about department records WC07H404|#t404 Ralph W. Yarborough Ralph W. Yarborough U.S. Senator from Texas who was riding in the motorcade WC07H439|#t439a Kenneth P. O’Donnell Kenneth P. O’Donnell Special Assistant to President Kennedy who rode in the follow-up car and helped plan the Dallas trip WC07H440|#t440 Lawrence F. O’Brien Lawrence F. O’Brien Special Assistant to President Kennedy who rode in the motorcade WC07H457|#t457 David F. Powers David F. Powers Special Assistant to President Kennedy who rode in the follow-up car in the motorcade WC07H472|#t472 Clifton C. Carter Clifton C. Carter Assistant to President Johnson who rode in the motorcade WC07H474|#t474 Earle Cabell Earle Cabell Mayor of Dallas who rode in the motorcade WC07H476|#t476 Mrs. Earle Cabell Mrs. Earle Cabell Wife of the mayor of Dallas; rode in the motorcade WC07H485|#t485 Philip L. Willis Philip L. Willis Spectator who photographed the motorcade during the assassination WC07H492|#t492 Linda Kay Willis Linda Kay Willis Philip Willis’s daughter; present at the assassination scene and visible in several films WC07H498|#t498 Mrs. Donald Baker Mrs. Donald Baker Texas School Book Depository employee WC07H507|#t507 James W. Altgens James W. Altgens Associated Press photographer who took photographs of the motorcade during the assassination WC07H515|#t515 Joe Marshall Smith Joe Marshall Smith Dallas police officer who rushed to the grassy knoll area after the shots WC07H531|#t531a Welcome Eugene Barnett Welcome Eugene Barnett Dallas police officer stationed along the motorcade route near the TSBD WC07H539|#t539 Eddy Raymond Walthers Eddy Raymond Walthers Dallas deputy sheriff who searched Dealey Plaza after the assassination and found a bullet fragment WC07H544|#t544 James Thomas Tague James Thomas Tague Bystander struck by a fragment during the assassination, providing key evidence of a missed shot WC07H552|#t552 Emmett J. Hudson Emmett J. Hudson Dealey Plaza grounds keeper who was standing on the grassy knoll steps during the assassination WC07H558|#t558 Edgar Leon Smith, Jr. Edgar Leon Smith, Jr. Eyewitness present at the assassination scene WC07H565|#t565 Abraham Zapruder Abraham Zapruder Dallas clothing manufacturer who filmed the assassination with an 8mm movie camera WC07H569|#t569 Perdue William Lawrence Perdue William Lawrence Dallas police captain who commanded the positioning of officers along the motorcade route WC07H577|#t577 Ronald G. Wittmus Ronald G. Wittmus FBI fingerprint expert who examined evidence from the assassination WC07H590|#t590 Charles L. Killion Charles L. Killion FBI firearms identification expert WC07H591|#t591a John Joe Howlett John Joe Howlett Secret Service agent who participated in reconstruction of the assassination WC07H592|#t592a WC09H425|#jjh Robert Brock Robert Brock Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene WC07H593|#t593 Mary Brock Mary Brock Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene WC07H593|#t593a Harold Russell Harold Russell Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene WC07H594|#t594 David Goldstein David Goldstein Dallas firearms store owner who assisted in tracing the revolver used to kill Officer Tippit WC07H594|#t594a Edward Voebel Edward Voebel Childhood friend of Oswald in New Orleans WC08H001|#t1 William E. Wulf William E. Wulf President of the New Orleans Amateur Astronomy Association who knew Oswald as a youth WC08H015|#t15 Bennierita Smith Bennierita Smith Childhood acquaintance of Oswald in New Orleans WC08H021|#t21 Frederick S. O’Sullivan Frederick S. O’Sullivan Childhood acquaintance of Oswald in New Orleans WC08H027|#t27 Mildred Sawyer Mildred Sawyer Childhood acquaintance of Oswald in New Orleans WC08H031|#t31 Anne Boudreaux Anne Boudreaux Childhood acquaintance of Oswald in New Orleans WC08H035|#t35 Viola Peterman Viola Peterman Childhood acquaintance of Oswald in New Orleans WC08H038|#t38 Myrtle Evans Myrtle Evans Family friend and neighbor who knew Oswald in his youth in New Orleans WC08H045|#t45 Julian Evans Julian Evans Husband of Myrtle Evans; knew Oswald in his youth in New Orleans WC08H066|#t66 Philip Eugene Vinson Philip Eugene Vinson Childhood acquaintance of Oswald in New Orleans WC08H075|#t75 Hiram Conway Hiram Conway Childhood acquaintance of Oswald in New Orleans WC08H084|#t84 Lillian Murret Lillian Murret Oswald’s maternal aunt in whose New Orleans home he stayed as a teenager WC08H091|#t91 WC11H472|#LM Marilyn Dorothea Murret Marilyn Dorothea Murret Oswald’s cousin; daughter of Lillian Murret WC08H154|#t154 Charles Murret Charles Murret Oswald’s uncle; husband of Lillian Murret WC08H180|#t180 John M. Murret John M. Murret Oswald’s cousin; son of Lillian Murret WC08H188|#t188 Edward John Pic, Jr. Edward John Pic, Jr. Oswald’s stepfather; first husband of Marguerite Oswald WC08H196|#t196 WC11H082|#EJP John Carro John Carro New York City Youth House probation officer who supervised Oswald as a teenager WC08H202|#t202 Renatus Hartogs Renatus Hartogs Psychiatrist who evaluated Oswald at New York’s Youth House in 1953 WC08H214|#t214 Evelyn Grace Strickman Siegel Evelyn Grace Strickman Siegel Social worker who evaluated Oswald during his stay at New York’s Youth House WC08H224|#t224 Nelson Delgado Nelson Delgado Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald and described his marksmanship as poor WC08H228|#t228 Daniel Patrick Powers Daniel Patrick Powers Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H266|#t266 John E. Donovan John E. Donovan Marine Corps officer who supervised Oswald at the Atsugi air base in Japan WC08H289|#t289 Allison G. Folsom, Jr. Allison G. Folsom, Jr. Marine Corps lieutenant colonel who testified about Oswald’s service records WC08H303|#t303 George Donabedian George Donabedian Marine Corps captain who served with Oswald WC08H311|#t311 James Anthony Botelho James Anthony Botelho Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H315|#t315 Donald Peter Camarata Donald Peter Camarata Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H316|#t316 Peter Francis Connor Peter Francis Connor Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H317|#t317 Allen D. Graf Allen D. Graf Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H317|#t317a John Rene Heindel John Rene Heindel Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H318|#t318 David Christie Murray, Jr. David Christie Murray, Jr. Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H319|#t319 Paul Edward Murphy Paul Edward Murphy Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H319|#t319a Henry J. Roussel, Jr. Henry J. Roussel, Jr. Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H320|#t320 Mack Osborne Mack Osborne Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H321|#t321 Richard Dennis Call Richard Dennis Call Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H322|#t322 Erwin Donald Lewis Erwin Donald Lewis Marine Corps fellow enlisted man who served with Oswald WC08H323|#t323 Martin Isaacs Martin Isaacs Encountered Oswald when he returned to Fort Worth from the Soviet Union in 1962 WC08H324|#t324 Pauline Virginia Bates Pauline Virginia Bates Public stenographer who typed Oswald’s notes about his time in Russia after his return WC08H330|#t330 Max E. Clark Max E. Clark Fort Worth attorney acquainted with the Oswalds in the Russian émigré community WC08H343|#t343 George A. Bouhe George A. Bouhe Dallas Russian émigré who befriended the Oswalds after their return from Russia WC08H355|#t355 Anna N. Meller Anna N. Meller Dallas Russian émigré acquainted with the Oswalds after their return from Russia WC08H379|#t379 Elena A. Hall Elena A. Hall Dallas Russian émigré who befriended Marina Oswald and temporarily cared for her WC08H391|#t391 John Raymond Hall John Raymond Hall Husband of Elena Hall; acquainted with the Oswalds in the Dallas Russian émigré community WC08H406|#t406 Mrs. Frank H. Ray Mrs. Frank H. Ray Dallas Russian émigré acquainted with the Oswalds Valentina Ray WC08H415|#t415 Mrs. Igor Vladimir Voshinin Mrs. Igor Vladimir Voshinin Dallas Russian émigré acquainted with the Oswalds WC08H425|#t425 Igor Vladimir Voshinin Igor Vladimir Voshinin Dallas Russian émigré acquainted with the Oswalds WC08H448|#t448 Paul M. Raigorodsky Paul M. Raigorodsky Dallas oil executive acquainted with the Oswalds through the Russian émigré community WC09H001|#pmr Natalie Ray Natalie Ray Acquaintance of the Oswalds in the Dallas–Fort Worth Russian émigré community Mrs. Thomas M. Ray WC09H027|#mtmr Thomas M. Ray Thomas M. Ray Acquaintance of the Oswalds in the Dallas–Fort Worth Russian émigré community WC09H038|#tmr Samuel B. Ballen Samuel B. Ballen Dallas businessman acquainted with the Oswalds after their return from Russia WC09H045|#sbb Lydia Dymitruk Lydia Dymitruk Acquaintance of the Oswalds in the Dallas–Fort Worth Russian émigré community WC09H060|#mld Gary E. Taylor Gary E. Taylor Former son-in-law of George de Mohrenschildt; acquainted with the Oswalds WC09H073|#get WC11H470|#GT Ilya A. Mamantov Ilya A. Mamantov Dallas geologist who served as interpreter during early police interviews with Marina Oswald WC09H102|#iam Dorothy Gravitis Dorothy Gravitis Acquaintance of the Oswalds in the Dallas–Fort Worth Russian émigré community WC09H131|#mdg Paul Roderick Gregory Paul Roderick Gregory Son of Peter Paul Gregory; briefly employed as Marina’s Russian-language tutor WC09H141|#prg Helen Leslie Helen Leslie Acquaintance of the Oswalds in the Dallas–Fort Worth Russian émigré community WC09H160|#mhl George S. De Mohrenschildt George S. De Mohrenschildt Dallas geologist and Russian émigré who was Oswald’s closest friend after his return from the Soviet Union WC09H166|#gdm Jeanne De Mohrenschildt Jeanne De Mohrenschildt Wife of George de Mohrenschildt; acquainted with the Oswalds WC09H285|#jdm Raymond Franklin Krystinik Raymond Franklin Krystinik Dallas acquaintance of the Oswalds after their return from Russia WC09H461|#rfk Everett D. Glover Everett D. Glover Dallas scientist acquainted with the Oswalds after their return from Russia WC10H001|#edg Carlos Bringuier Carlos Bringuier New Orleans Cuban exile leader who clashed with Oswald in an August 1963 street incident over pro-Castro leafleting WC10H032|#cb Francis L. Martello Francis L. Martello New Orleans police intelligence officer who interrogated Oswald after his August 1963 arrest WC10H051|#flm WC11H471|#FLM Charles Hall Steele, Jr. Charles Hall Steele, Jr. New Orleans youth who briefly assisted Oswald in distributing pro-Castro leaflets WC10H062|#chs Charles Hall Steele, Sr. Charles Hall Steele, Sr. Father of Charles Hall Steele, Jr.; testified about his son’s encounter with Oswald WC10H071|#chssr Philip Geraci III Philip Geraci III New Orleans youth approached by Oswald to help distribute Fair Play for Cuba leaflets WC10H074|#pg Vance Blalock Vance Blalock New Orleans youth acquaintance who testified about Oswald’s political activities WC10H081|#vb Vincent T. Lee Vincent T. Lee National director of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee who corresponded with Oswald WC10H086|#vtl WC11H208|#VTL Arnold Samuel Johnson Arnold Samuel Johnson Information director of the Communist Party USA who corresponded with Oswald WC10H095|#asj James J. Tormey James J. Tormey Executive secretary of the Communist Party USA who had contact with Oswald WC10H107|#jjt Farrell Dobbs Farrell Dobbs National secretary of the Socialist Workers Party who corresponded with Oswald WC10H109|#fd WC11H208|#FD John J. Abt John J. Abt New York attorney whom Oswald requested to represent him after his arrest WC10H116|#jja Helen P. Cunningham Helen P. Cunningham Texas Employment Commission counselor who handled Oswald’s job placements WC10H117|#hpc WC11H477|#HPC R. L. Adams R. L. Adams Texas Employment Commission counselor who worked with Oswald on job placement WC10H136|#rla WC11H480|#RLA Donald E. Brooks Donald E. Brooks Texas Employment Commission counselor who handled Oswald’s job placement WC10H143|#deb Irving Statman Irving Statman Unemployment office employee who dealt with Oswald’s benefit claims WC10H149|#is Tommy Bargas Tommy Bargas Supervisor at Leslie Welding Company where Oswald worked in 1962 WC10H160|#tb Robert L. Stovall Robert L. Stovall Manager at Jaggars-Chiles-Stovall where Oswald worked as a photo-typesetter in 1962–63 WC10H167|#rls John G. Graef John G. Graef Supervisor at Jaggars-Chiles-Stovall who hired and later dismissed Oswald WC10H174|#jgg Dennis Hyman Ofstein Dennis Hyman Ofstein Co-worker of Oswald at Jaggars-Chiles-Stovall who described his unusual interest in Russia and photography WC10H194|#dho Charles Joseph Le Blanc Charles Joseph Le Blanc Co-worker of Oswald at the Reily Coffee Company in New Orleans WC10H213|#cjlb Adrian Thomas Alba Adrian Thomas Alba New Orleans garage owner next door to the Reily Coffee Company who befriended Oswald in 1963 WC10H219|#ata Chester Allen Riggs, Jr. Chester Allen Riggs, Jr. Owner of a rooming house where Oswald lived in New Orleans WC10H229|#car Mrs. Mahlon F. Tobias Mrs. Mahlon F. Tobias Manager of Oswald’s Elsbeth Street apartment building in Dallas in 1962 WC10H231|#mft M. F. Tobias, Sr. M. F. Tobias, Sr. Co-manager of Oswald’s Elsbeth Street apartment building in Dallas in 1962 WC10H251|#mftsr Mrs. Jesse Garner Mrs. Jesse Garner Manager of Oswald’s Magazine Street apartment building in New Orleans WC10H264|#jg Jesse J. Garner Jesse J. Garner Co-manager of Oswald’s Magazine Street apartment building in New Orleans WC10H276|#jjg Richard Leroy Hulen Richard Leroy Hulen Rental agent for the Elsbeth Street apartment in Dallas where the Oswalds lived WC10H277|#rlh Colin Barnhorst Colin Barnhorst Manager of a Dallas apartment complex where Oswald lived WC10H284|#cb2 Mrs. Arthur Carl Johnson Mrs. Arthur Carl Johnson Manager of the North Beckley rooming house where Oswald lived at the time of the assassination Mrs. Arthur Carl (Gladys J.) Johnson WC10H292|#acgjj A. C. Johnson A. C. Johnson Co-manager of the North Beckley rooming house where Oswald lived WC10H301|#acj Clifton M. Shasteen Clifton M. Shasteen Irving, Texas barber who believed Oswald was a regular customer WC10H309|#cms Leonard Edwin Hutchison Leonard Edwin Hutchison Irving, Texas grocery store owner who believed Oswald cashed a check at his store WC10H327|#leh Frank Pizzo Frank Pizzo Dallas sporting goods store employee who testified about a man believed to be Oswald seeking to have a rifle bore-sighted WC10H340|#fp Albert Guy Bogard Albert Guy Bogard Dallas car salesman who reported a man using the name “Lee Oswald” took an aggressive test drive in November 1963 WC10H352|#agb Floyd Guy Davis Floyd Guy Davis Car dealership co-worker who corroborated Bogard’s account of the test drive incident WC10H356|#fgd Virginia Louise Davis Virginia Louise Davis Car dealership co-worker who testified about the incident involving a man believed to be Oswald WC10H363|#vld Malcolm Howard Price, Jr. Malcolm Howard Price, Jr. Member of a Dallas-area rifle range who believed Oswald practiced there in the fall of 1963 WC10H369|#mhp Garland Glenwill Slack Garland Glenwill Slack Rifle range member who believed he saw Oswald firing at his target without permission WC10H378|#ggs Homer Wood Homer Wood Rifle range patron who believed he saw Oswald at the range with a Mannlicher-Carcano rifle WC10H385|#hw Sterling Charles Wood Sterling Charles Wood Son of Homer Wood; also reported seeing Oswald and his rifle at the range WC10H390|#scw Theresa Wood Theresa Wood Wife of Homer Wood; testified about the family’s observations at the rifle range WC10H398|#tw Glenn Emmett Smith Glenn Emmett Smith Irving, Texas service station owner who believed Oswald received driving lessons at his station WC10H399|#ges W. W. Semingsen W. W. Semingsen Supervisor at the William B. Reily Coffee Company in New Orleans where Oswald worked in 1963 WC10H405|#wws Laurance R. Wilcox Laurance R. Wilcox Testified about a contact believed to be with Oswald under uncertain circumstances WC10H414|#lrw John Edward Pic John Edward Pic Oswald’s half-brother; served in the U.S. Air Force WC11H001|#JEP Kerry Wendell Thornley Kerry Wendell Thornley Marine Corps acquaintance of Oswald who later wrote a novel with an Oswald-like protagonist before the assassination WC11H082|#KWT George B. Church, Jr. George B. Church, Jr. Passenger aboard the ship on which Oswald sailed from the U.S. to Europe in 1959 WC11H115|#GBC Mrs. George B. Church, Jr. Mrs. George B. Church, Jr. Passenger aboard the ship on which Oswald sailed from the U.S. to Europe in 1959 WC11H116|#MGB Billy Joe Lord Billy Joe Lord Passenger aboard the ship on which Oswald sailed from the U.S. to Europe in 1959 WC11H117|#BJL Alexander Kleinlerer Alexander Kleinlerer Acquaintance of the Oswalds in the Dallas Russian émigré community after their return from Russia WC11H118|#AK Mrs. Donald Gibson Mrs. Donald Gibson Acquaintance of the Oswalds in the Dallas Russian émigré community WC11H123|#MDG M. Waldo George M. Waldo George Oswald’s landlord at the Neely Street apartment in Dallas WC11H155|#MWG William Kirk Stuckey William Kirk Stuckey New Orleans radio broadcaster who debated Oswald on air about his pro-Castro activities WC11H156|#WKS Horace Elroy Twiford Horace Elroy Twiford Texas Socialist Workers Party member Oswald tried to contact before his Mexico City trip WC11H179|#HET Estelle Twiford Estelle Twiford Wife of Horace Twiford; spoke with Oswald when he called their home before his Mexico trip WC11H179|#MET Virginia H. James Virginia H. James U.S. State Department officer who handled aspects of Oswald’s case WC11H180|#VHJ James L. Ritchie James L. Ritchie U.S. State Department officer who handled aspects of Oswald’s case WC11H191|#JLR Carroll Hamilton Seeley, Jr. Carroll Hamilton Seeley, Jr. U.S. State Department officer who handled aspects of Oswald’s case WC11H193|#CHS Louis Feldsott Louis Feldsott Employee of a mail-order sporting goods firm; testified about the purchase of the C2766 Mannlicher-Carcano rifle WC11H205|#LF J. Philip Lux J. Philip Lux Dallas sporting goods store employee who testified about a telescopic sight mount WC11H206|#JPL Albert C. Yeargan, Jr. Albert C. Yeargan, Jr. Dallas sporting goods store employee who testified about a telescopic sight mount WC11H207|#ACY Louis Weinstock Louis Weinstock Official of the Communist Party USA who testified about Oswald’s contacts with the organization WC11H207|#LW Virginia Gray Virginia Gray Testified about a letter written by Oswald WC11H209|#VG Albert F. Staples Albert F. Staples Testified about records relating to Marina Oswald WC11H210|#DAF Katherine Mallory Katherine Mallory American tourist who encountered Oswald while touring Russia in 1961 WC11H210|#KM Monica Kramer Monica Kramer American tourist who encountered Oswald while touring Russia in 1961 WC11H212|#MMK Rita Naman Rita Naman American tourist who encountered Oswald while touring Russia in 1961 WC11H213|#RN John Bryan McFarland John Bryan McFarland Passenger on the bus Oswald took to Mexico City in the fall of 1963 WC11H214|#JBM|a Meryl McFarland Meryl McFarland Passenger on the bus Oswald took to Mexico City in the fall of 1963 WC11H214|#JBM|b Pamela Mumford Pamela Mumford Passenger on the bus Oswald took to Mexico City in the fall of 1963 WC11H215|#PM Dial Duwayne Ryder Dial Duwayne Ryder Irving, Texas gun shop employee who reported work done on a rifle he believed belonged to Oswald WC11H224|#DDR Hunter Schmidt, Jr. Hunter Schmidt, Jr. Irving, Texas gun shop owner who testified about an alleged rifle repair related to Oswald WC11H240|#HSJ Charles W. Greener Charles W. Greener Irving, Texas gun shop employee who testified about an alleged rifle repair related to Oswald WC11H245|#CWG Gertrude Hunter Gertrude Hunter Irving, Texas furniture store co-owner who also reported a visit from a man she believed was Oswald WC11H253|#GH WC11H275|#MLH|b Edith Whitworth Edith Whitworth Irving, Texas furniture store owner who reported a visit from a man she believed was Oswald with his family WC11H262|#EW WC11H275|#MLH|c Eugene D. Anderson Eugene D. Anderson U.S. Marine Corps marksmanship expert who evaluated Oswald’s shooting ability from his service records WC11H301|#MED James A. Zahm James A. Zahm U.S. Marine Corps marksmanship expert who evaluated Oswald’s shooting ability from his service records WC11H306|#SJA C. A. Hamblen C. A. Hamblen Western Union supervisor who believed Oswald sent or received telegrams through his Dallas office WC11H311|#CAH Robert Gene Fenley Robert Gene Fenley Testified about the alleged Oswald telegram activity at a Dallas Western Union office WC11H314|#RGF Aubrey Lee Lewis Aubrey Lee Lewis Testified about the alleged Oswald telegram activity at a Dallas Western Union office WC11H318|#ALL Dean Adams Andrews, Jr. Dean Adams Andrews, Jr. New Orleans attorney who claimed Oswald had been a client and that he was called to represent Oswald after the assassination WC11H325|#DAA Evaristo Rodriguez Evaristo Rodriguez New Orleans bar employee who testified about a contact he believed was with Oswald WC11H339|#ER Orest Pena Orest Pena New Orleans bar owner who testified about contacts he believed were with Oswald WC11H346|#OP Ruperto Pena Ruperto Pena Brother of Orest Pena; testified about alleged contact with Oswald in New Orleans WC11H364|#RP Sylvia Odio Sylvia Odio Dallas Cuban exile who reported a visit from a man introduced as “Leon Oswald” shortly before the assassination WC11H367|#SO Edwin A. Walker Mrs. J. V. Allen Retired U.S. Army general at whom Oswald allegedly fired on April 10, 1963 WC11H404|#MGE|a Clyde J. Watts Clyde J. Watts Attorney for General Edwin Walker; testified alongside Walker WC11H404|#MGE|b Warren Allen Reynolds Warren Allen Reynolds Eyewitness who pursued a man from the Tippit murder scene WC11H434|#WAR Priscilla Mary Post Johnson Priscilla Mary Post Johnson American journalist who interviewed Oswald in Moscow in 1959 WC11H442|#PMP Eric Rogers J. Rachal Lived in the same New Orleans building as Oswald and his wife in 1963 WC11H460|#ER2 James Lehrer James Lehrer News correspondent who testified about the Irving gun shop allegation WC11H464|#JL Bardwell D. Odum Bardwell D. Odum FBI agent who showed a photograph to Marguerite Oswald for identification purposes WC11H468|#BDO James R. Malley James R. Malley FBI official who testified about a photograph shown to Marguerite Oswald WC11H468|#JRM Peter Megargee Brown Peter Megargee Brown Testified about records relating to Oswald’s time in New York as a youth WC11H470|#PMB John Corporon John Corporon New Orleans radio station official who arranged Oswald’s debate broadcast WC11H471|#JC Mrs. J. V. Allen Mrs. J. V. Allen Testified about the schooling of Oswald’s brothers WC11H472|#MJU Emmett Charles Barbe, Jr. Emmett Charles Barbe, Jr. Testified about Oswald’s employment history WC11H473|#ECB John W. Burcham John W. Burcham Testified about Oswald’s employment history WC11H473|#JWB Hilda L. Smith Hilda L. Smith Testified about Oswald’s employment history WC11H474|#HLS J. Rachal J. Rachal Rachal Testified about Oswald’s employment history WC11H474|#JR Bobb Hunley Bobb Hunley Testified about Oswald’s employment history WC11H476|#BH Robert J. Creel Robert J. Creel Testified about Oswald’s employment history WC11H477|#RJC Theodore Frank Gangl Theodore Frank Gangl Testified about Oswald’s employment history WC11H478|#TFG Gene Graves Gene Graves Testified about Oswald’s employment history WC11H479|#GG Ivan D. Lee Ivan D. Lee FBI agent who photographed General Walker’s residence WC11H481|#IDL James D. Crowley James D. Crowley U.S. State Department officer who handled aspects of Oswald’s case WC11H482|#JDC Charles Batchelor Charles Batchelor Assistant chief of the Dallas Police Department responsible for planning Oswald’s transfer WC12H001|#CB WC15H114|#t_7 J. E. Decker J. E. Decker Dallas County sheriff involved in planning Oswald’s jail transfer J. E. (Bill) Decker WC12H042|#JEB W. B. Frazier W. B. Frazier Dallas police officer involved in planning Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H052|#WBF O. A. Jones O. A. Jones Dallas police officer involved in planning Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H058|#OAJ James Maurice Solomon James Maurice Solomon Dallas police officer involved in planning Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H087|#JMS M. W. Stevenson M. W. Stevenson Deputy chief of the Dallas Police Department; involved in planning Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H091|#MWS WC15H133|#t_9 Cecil E. Talbert Cecil E. Talbert Dallas police captain who testified about security arrangements during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H108|#CET WC15H182|#t_16 Charles Oliver Arnett Charles Oliver Arnett Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H128|#COA Buford Lee Beaty Buford Lee Beaty Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H158|#BLB Alvin R. Brock Alvin R. Brock Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H171|#ARB B. H. Combest B. H. Combest Dallas police officer in the basement when Ruby shot Oswald; administered first aid WC12H176|#BHC Kenneth Hudson Croy Kenneth Hudson Croy Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H186|#KHC Wilbur Jay Cutchshaw Wilbur Jay Cutchshaw Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H206|#WJC Napoleon J. Daniels Napoleon J. Daniels Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H225|#NJD William J. Harrison William J. Harrison Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H234|#WJH Harold B. Holly, Jr. Harold B. Holly, Jr. Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H261|#HBH Harry M. Kriss Harry M. Kriss Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H266|#HMK Roy Lee Lowery Roy Lee Lowery Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H271|#RLL Frank M. Martin Frank M. Martin Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H277|#FMM Billy Joe Maxey Billy Joe Maxey Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H285|#BJM Logan W. Mayo Logan W. Mayo Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H291|#LWM Louis D. Miller Louis D. Miller Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H297|#LDM William J. Newman William J. Newman Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H314|#WJN Bobby G. Patterson Bobby G. Patterson Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H334|#BGP Willie B. Slack Willie B. Slack Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H347|#WBS Don Francis Steele Don Francis Steele Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H353|#DFS Roy Eugene Vaughn Roy Eugene Vaughn Dallas police officer guarding the ramp entrance to the basement when Ruby entered WC12H357|#REV James C. Watson James C. Watson Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H372|#JCW G. E. Worley G. E. Worley Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H378|#GEW Woodrow Wiggins Woodrow Wiggins Dallas police officer on duty during Oswald’s jail transfer WC12H388|#WW Don Ray Archer Don Ray Archer Dallas police officer who participated in the arrest and questioning of Jack Ruby WC12H395|#DRA Barnard S. Clardy Barnard S. Clardy Dallas police officer who participated in the arrest and questioning of Jack Ruby WC12H403|#BSC Thomas Donald McMillon Thomas Donald McMillon Dallas police detective who participated in the arrest and questioning of Jack Ruby WC13H037|#McMILLON Fred A. Bieberdorf Fred A. Bieberdorf Physician present in the basement when Oswald was shot; certified the time of the wounding WC13H083|#BIEBERDORF Frances Cason Frances Cason Testified about the time at which Oswald was shot WC13H089|#CASON Michael Hardin Michael Hardin Testified about the time at which Oswald was shot WC13H094|#HARDIN C. E. Hulse C. E. Hulse Testified about the time at which Oswald was shot WC13H099|#HULSE Ira Jefferson Beers, Jr. Ira Jefferson Beers, Jr. News photographer present in the basement who photographed the shooting of Oswald "Ira Jefferson ""Jack"" Beers, Jr." WC13H102|#BEERS Robert Leonard Hankal Robert Leonard Hankal News media representative who observed the shooting of Oswald in the basement WC13H112|#HANKAL Robert S. Huffaker, Jr. Robert S. Huffaker, Jr. TV reporter who observed and broadcast the shooting of Oswald in the basement WC13H116|#HUFFAKER George R. Phenix George R. Phenix News reporter who observed the shooting of Oswald in the basement WC13H123|#PHENIX Jimmy Turner Jimmy Turner TV news reporter who observed the shooting of Oswald in the basement WC13H130|#TURNER Harold R. Fuqua Harold R. Fuqua Dallas Municipal Building janitorial employee who testified about how Ruby may have entered the building WC13H141|#FUQUA Edward Kelly Edward Kelly Dallas Municipal Building janitorial employee who testified about how Ruby may have entered the building WC13H146|#KELLY Louis McKinzie Louis McKinzie Dallas Municipal Building janitorial employee who testified about how Ruby may have entered the building WC13H147|#McKINZIE Edward E. Pierce Edward E. Pierce Dallas Municipal Building janitorial employee who testified about how Ruby may have entered the building WC13H156|#PIERCE Alfreadia Riggs Alfreadia Riggs Dallas Municipal Building janitorial employee who testified about how Ruby may have entered the building WC13H166|#RIGGS John Olridge Servance John Olridge Servance Dallas Municipal Building janitorial employee who testified about how Ruby may have entered the building WC13H175|#SERVANCE A. M. Eberhardt A. M. Eberhardt Ruby acquaintance who saw him at the Dallas Police Department on the evening of Nov. 22 WC13H181|#EBERHARDT Sidney Evans, Jr. Sidney Evans, Jr. Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H195|#EVANS Bruce Ray Carlin Bruce Ray Carlin Ruby acquaintance who saw him during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H201|#BRUCE_CARLIN WC15H641|#t_65 Karen Bennett Carlin Karen Bennett Carlin Ruby strip club dancer who spoke with him by phone shortly before he shot Oswald Mrs. Bruce Carlin WC13H205|#KAREN_CARLIN WC15H656|#t_66 Doyle E. Lane Doyle E. Lane Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H221|#LANE Elnora Pitts Elnora Pitts Ruby acquaintance who spoke with him by phone on the morning of Nov. 24 WC13H228|#PITTS Hal Priddy, Jr. Hal Priddy, Jr. Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H239|#PRIDDY Huey Reeves Huey Reeves Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H243|#REEVES Warren E. Richey Warren E. Richey Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H255|#RICHEY Malcolm R. Slaughter Malcolm R. Slaughter Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H261|#SLAUGHTER Vernon S. Smart Vernon S. Smart Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H266|#SMART John Allison Smith John Allison Smith Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H277|#SMITH Jesse M. Strong Jesse M. Strong Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H284|#STRONG Ira N. Walker, Jr. Ira N. Walker, Jr. Acquaintance who saw Ruby during Nov. 22–24 prior to the shooting of Oswald WC13H289|#WALKER John L. Daniels John L. Daniels Parking lot attendant near the point where Ruby parked on Nov. 24 WC13H296|#DANIELS Theodore Jackson Theodore Jackson Parking lot attendant near the point where Ruby parked on Nov. 24 WC13H299|#JACKSON Andrew Armstrong, Jr. Andrew Armstrong, Jr. Ruby’s assistant at the Carousel Club who was acquainted with him prior to Nov. 22 WC13H302|#ARMSTRONG Bertha Cheek Bertha Cheek Ruby’s sister who was acquainted with him prior to Nov. 22 WC13H382|#CHEEK Curtis LaVerne Crafard Curtis LaVerne Crafard Handyman who lived at Ruby’s Carousel Club and was one of his closest associates before the assassination WC13H402|#CRAFARD WC14H001|#CRAFARD Wilbyrn Waldon Litchfield II Wilbyrn Waldon Litchfield II Friend and business associate of Jack Ruby Wilbyrn Waldon (Robert) Litchfield II WC14H095|#LITCHFIELD Alice Reaves Nichols Alice Reaves Nichols Former girlfriend of Jack Ruby WC14H110|#NICHOLS Robert Carl Patterson Robert Carl Patterson Acquaintance and business associate of Jack Ruby WC14H126|#PATTERSON Ralph Paul Ralph Paul Ruby’s closest friend and financial backer of the Carousel Club WC14H134|#PAUL WC15H664|#t_67 George Senator George Senator Ruby’s roommate; one of his closest personal associates WC14H164|#SENATOR Nancy Perrin Rich Nancy Perrin Rich Former employee of Ruby’s Carousel Club WC14H330|#RICH Earl Ruby Earl Ruby Jack Ruby’s brother WC14H364|#EARL_RUBY Eva L. Grant Eva Grant Jack Ruby’s sister WC14H429|#GRANT WC15H321|#t_29 Sam Ruby Sam Ruby Jack Ruby’s brother WC14H488|#SAM_RUBY William Robert Beavers William Robert Beavers Psychiatrist who examined Jack Ruby following his arrest WC14H570|#BEAVERS Bell P. Herndon Bell P. Herndon FBI polygraph expert who administered a polygraph examination to Jack Ruby WC14H579|#HERNDON Breck Wall Breck Wall Entertainer and Ruby acquaintance who saw him on Nov. 24 shortly before the shooting of Oswald Billy Ray Wilson WC14H599|#WALL Joseph Alexander Peterson Joseph Alexander Peterson Friend and acquaintance of Jack Ruby WC14H615|#PETERSON Harry N. Olsen Harry N. Olsen Dallas police officer who spent time with Ruby on the night of Nov. 22–23 WC14H624|#HARRY_N_OLSEN Kay Helen Olsen Kay Helen Olsen Carousel Club dancer and girlfriend of Harry Olsen; spent time with Ruby on the night of Nov. 22–23 WC14H640|#KAY_HELEN_OLSEN Hyman Rubenstein Hyman Rubenstein Jack Ruby’s brother WC15H001|#t_1 William S. Biggio William S. Biggio Dallas police officer who testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 WC15H048|#t_2 Glen D. King Glen D. King Administrative assistant to the Dallas police chief who testified about security arrangements WC15H051|#t_3 C. Ray Hall C. Ray Hall FBI agent who interviewed Jack Ruby after his arrest WC15H062|#t_4 Seth Kantor Seth Kantor News reporter who testified about seeing Ruby at Parkland Hospital on Nov. 22 WC15H071|#t_5 William D. Crowe, Jr. William D. Crowe, Jr. Carousel Club entertainer who testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22–23 WC15H096|#t_6 Elgin English Crull Elgin English Crull City manager of Dallas who testified about Ruby’s access to the police building WC15H138|#t_10 Roland A. Cox Roland A. Cox Dallas police officer who testified about Ruby’s access to the police building WC15H153|#t_12 Harold J. Fleming Harold J. Fleming Vice president of the Armored Motor Car Service of Dallas involved in Oswald’s planned transfer WC15H159|#t_13 Don Edward Goin Don Edward Goin Armored Motor Car Service employee involved in planning Oswald’s transfer WC15H168|#t_14 Marvin E. Hall Marvin E. Hall Armored Motor Car Service employee involved in planning Oswald’s transfer WC15H174|#t_15 Edward C. Dietrich Edward C. Dietrich Armored Motor Car Service employee involved in planning Oswald’s transfer WC15H269|#t_26 Marjorie R. Richey Marjorie R. Richey Ruby employee and acquaintance who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H192|#t_17 James Thomas Aycox James Thomas Aycox Ruby acquaintance who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H203|#t_18 Thomas Stewart Palmer Thomas Stewart Palmer Ruby acquaintance who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H206|#t_19 Joseph Weldon Johnson, Jr. Joseph Weldon Johnson, Jr. Ruby acquaintance who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H218|#t_20 Edward J. Pullman Edward J. Pullman Ruby acquaintance who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H222|#t_21 Herbert B. Kravitz Herbert B. Kravitz Ruby acquaintance who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H231|#t_22 Joseph Rossi Joseph Rossi Ruby acquaintance who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H235|#t_23 Norman Earl Wright Norman Earl Wright Ruby acquaintance who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H244|#t_24 Nancy Monnell Powell Nancy Monnell Powell Former Carousel Club dancer who testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H404|#t_37 Russell Lee Moore Russell Lee Moore Former Ruby employee who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H251|#t_25 Dave L. Miller Dave L. Miller Former Ruby employee who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H450|#t_40 Lawrence V. Meyers Lawrence V. Meyers Chicago businessman who dined with Ruby on the evening of Nov. 21 WC15H620|#t_62 Eileen Kaminsky Eileen Kaminsky Jack Ruby’s sister WC15H275|#t_27 George William Fehrenbach George William Fehrenbach Purported acquaintance of Ruby who testified about his whereabouts WC15H289|#t_28 Abraham Kleinman Abraham Kleinman Jack Ruby’s accountant WC15H383|#t_34 Wanda Yvonne Helmick Wanda Yvonne Helmick Employee of a Ruby business associate who testified about his whereabouts WC15H396|#t_36 Kenneth Lawry Dowe Kenneth Lawry Dowe Radio personality who talked to Ruby by phone on Nov. 23 WC15H430|#t_38 T. M. Hansen, Jr. T. M. Hansen, Jr. Dallas police officer who testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 WC15H438|#t_39 Nelson Benton Nelson Benton Dallas news reporter who testified about a conversation with Chief Curry on the morning of Nov. 26 WC15H456|#t_41 Frank Bellocchio Frank Bellocchio Ruby acquaintance who spoke with him on Nov. 23 WC15H466|#t_42 Alfred Douglas Hodge Alfred Douglas Hodge Ruby acquaintance who testified about his whereabouts on Nov. 22–24 WC15H494|#t_46 David L. Johnston David L. Johnston Justice of the peace who arraigned Oswald for the murders of President Kennedy and Officer Tippit; also testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 WC15H503|#t_47 Stanley M. Kaufman Stanley M. Kaufman Jack Ruby’s attorney who spoke with him on Nov. 23 WC15H513|#t_48 Clyde Franklin Goodson Clyde Franklin Goodson Dallas police officer who testified about Ruby’s access to the police building WC15H596|#t_57 Roger C. Warner Roger C. Warner Secret Service agent who participated in the investigation of the killing of Lee Harvey Oswald WC15H619|#t_61 Danny Patrick McCurdy Danny Patrick McCurdy Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H529|#t_49 Victor F. Robertson, Jr. Victor F. Robertson, Jr. Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H347|#t_30 Frederic Rheinstein Frederic Rheinstein Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H354|#t_31 Icarus M. Pappas Icarus M. Pappas Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H360|#t_32 John G. McCullough John G. McCullough Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H373|#t_33 Wilma May Tice Wilma May Tice Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H388|#t_35 John Henry Branch John Henry Branch Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H473|#t_43 William Glenn Duncan, Jr. William Glenn Duncan, Jr. Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H482|#t_44 Garnett Claud Hallmark Garnett Claud Hallmark Parking garage manager who testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H488|#t_45 John Wilkins Newnam John Wilkins Newnam Dallas Morning News employee who received a visit from Ruby on the morning of Nov. 22 WC15H534|#t_50 Robert L. Norton Robert L. Norton Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H546|#t_51 Roy A. Pryor Roy A. Pryor Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H554|#t_52 Arthur William Watherwax Arthur William Watherwax Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H564|#t_53 Billy A. Rea Billy A. Rea Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H571|#t_54 Richard L. Saunders Richard L. Saunders Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H577|#t_55 Thayer Waldo Thayer Waldo Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H585|#t_56 Ronald Lee Jenkins Ronald Lee Jenkins Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H600|#t_58 Speedy Johnson Speedy Johnson Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H607|#t_59 Roy E. Standifer Roy E. Standifer Testified about Ruby’s whereabouts on Nov. 22 and/or Nov. 23 WC15H614|#t_60 William Kline William Kline U.S. Customs official who testified about Oswald’s trip to Mexico WC15H640|#t_63 Oran Pugh Oran Pugh U.S. Customs official who testified about Oswald’s trip to Mexico WC15H640|#t_64 Harry Tasker Harry Tasker Dallas taxicab driver who testified about Ruby’s whereabouts WC15H679|#t_68 B. M. Patterson B. M. Patterson Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene WC15H744|#t_74 L. J. Lewis L. J. Lewis Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene WC15H703|#t_71 John F. Gallagher John F. Gallagher FBI agent who examined spectrographic evidence in the assassination investigation WC15H746|#t_76 Revilo Pendleton Oliver Revilo Pendleton Oliver University of Illinois classics professor and John Birch Society council member who testified about his writings on the assassination WC15H709|#t_73