List of Witnesses JFK assassination

Alphabetical list of witnesses and testimony

Richard Hooke you put up on your facebook page about the missing witness is she and her husband that was sitting on the wall where the red drink fell over you wrote about on this list please?

• Richard Hooke no, I don't see Alice and Arthur King there - but through the research community, I know they were there, put in lock-down, and their account locked up until 2039

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  Jennifer Stone Thank you, wanted confirmation. I think that is important because key pieces of the puzzle have been missed for allegedly hiding the assassination of JFK.

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Ables, Don R.	WC Testimony	Jail Clerk, Dallas Police Department.
Abt, John J.	WC Testimony	New York City attorney.
Adamcik, John P.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Adams, R. L	WC Testimony	Placement interviewer, Texas Employment Commission.
Adams, Victoria Elisabeth	WC Testimony	Employee, Texas School Book Depository (TSBD).
Aguilar, Gary	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Akin, Gene Coleman	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Alba, Adrian Thomas	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Oswald in New Orleans.
Alcock, James	Shaw trial closing arguments, Rebuttal arguments	Shaw trial prosecution attorney.
Alcorn, Daniel	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Aleman, Jose	HSC Testimony	Anti-Castro Associate of Santos Trafficante
Allen, Mrs. J. U.	Affidavit	Secretary, Chainberlin-Hunt Academy.
Altgens, James W	WC Testimony.	Witness at assassination scene.
Anderson, Eugene D.	WC Testimony	Marine Corps markmanship expert.
Andrews, Dean Adams Jr.	WC Testimony., 11/29/63 FBI report, Shaw Grand Jury testimony 1, 2, 3	New Orleans attorney.
Applin, George Jefferson, Jr.	WC Testimony., Deposition.	Witness of Oswald arrest.
Arce, Danny Garcia	WC Testimony, Affidavit.	Employee, TSBD.
Archer, Don Ray	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Armstrong, Andrew Jr.	WC Testimony, HSC deposition	Dallas associate of Jack Ruby
Arnett, Charles Oliver	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Aschkenasy, Ernest	HSC Testimony	Expert on accoustical evidence.
Ault, Cecil	1/10/64 FBI Report	Witness at assassination scene.
Austin, Albert	FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Aycox, James Thomas	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Azcue, Eusebio	HSC Testimony	Former Cuban Cosul in Mexico City
Backes, Joseph	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Baden, Michael	HSC Testimony	Head of the House Forensic Pathology Panel.
Baker, Marrion	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit, 8/11/64 Affidavit	Member, Dallas Police Department. Witness at assassination scene.
Baker, Mrs. Donald (AKA Virgie Rachley)	WC Testimony, FBI Report	Employee, TSBD
Baker, Robert Barney	HSC deposition	Union Organizer contacted by Ruby prior to the Assassination
Baker, T. L.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Ballew, Roger	FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Ballen, Samuel B.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Barbe, Emmett Charles, Jr.	Affidavit	Employee, William B. Reily Co.
Bargas, Tommy	WC Testimony	Superintendent, Leslie Welding Co.
Barger, James E.	HSC Testimony 1, 2	Accoustics expert
Barkley, Martin	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Barnes, W. E.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Barnett, Welcome Eugene	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Barnhorst, Colin	WC Testimony	Desk Clerk, YMCA, in Dallas
Bashour, Fouad	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Batchelder, Endicott A.	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	Director of students' records at Tulane University
Batchelor, Charles	WC Testimony, 2, 3	Assistant Chief, Dallas Police Department.
Bates, John S. Jr.	HSC Testimony	Firearms expert.
Bates, Pauline Virginia	WC Testimony	Pub1ic stenographer, Fort Worth.
Baxter, Charles Rufus	WC Testimony, ARRB Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Beaty, Buford Lee	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Beers, Ira Jefferson "Jack"	WC Testimony	Newspaper photographer, Dallas.
Beavers, William Robert	WC Testimony	Psychiatrist, Dallas
Belin, David	ARRB Testimony	Warren Commision lawyer.
Bellocchio, Frank	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Belmont, Alan H.	WC Testimony	Assistant to the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Benavides, Domingo	WC Testimony	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Bennett, Glen A.	Original Report, Notes taken on 11/22/63	Agent, U.S. Secret Service. Witness at assassination scene.
Benton, Joseph Nelson	WC Testimony	Television reporter, CBS.
Betzner, Hugh William Jr.	11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at the assassination scene
Biddison, Jeff	Shaw trial testimony	Long time associate of Clay shaw
Bieberdorf, Fred A.	WC Testimony	First aid attendant, Dallas Health Department.
Biggio, William S.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Bishop, Curtis Freeman	3/19/64 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Bishov, Jay	11/25/63 FBI report	Witnessed Jack Ruby while in Cuba
Blalock, Vance	WC Testimony	Observed Oswald in New Orleans.
Bledsoe, Mary E.	WC Testimony, Affidavit.	Oswald's former landlady in Dallas.
Bond, Wilma	Shaw Trial Testimony	Witness at the assassination scene
Bogard, Albert Guy	WC Testimony	Automobile salesman, Dallas
Boggs, Hale	12/16/63 Executive session, 1/22/64 Executive session	U.S. Congressman and Warren Commission member
Boggs, Lindy	ARRB Testimony	Wife of Warren Commission member Hale Boggs
Bookhout, James W.	WC Testimony	Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County.
Boone, Eugene	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Sheriff's report #1, 11/22/63 Sheriff's report #2	Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County.
Boswell, Thorton J.	WC Testimony, ARRB Deposition	Doctor, Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Botelho, James Anthony	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Bouck, Robert Inman	WC Testimony	Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Boudreaux, Anne	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Oswald during his youth.
Bouhe, George A.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Bowers, Lee E.	WC Testimony, Affidavit, 11/22/63 Sheriff's report	Employee, Union Terminal Co.
Bowley, T. F.	12/2/63 Affidavit	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene
Bowron, Diana Hamilton	WC Testimony	Nurse, Parkland Hospital
Boyd, Elmer L.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Braden, Jim	Deposition	Person in the vicinity of the assassination scene
Branch, John Henry	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Brauneis, Robert	ARRB Testimony	Associate Professor of George Washington University Law School and an expert on the takings issue
Brehm, Charles	FBI Report	Witness at assassination scene
Brennan, Howard Leslie	WC Testimony1, 2, 3, 11/22/63 Affidavit, 5/7/64 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene
Brewer, E.D.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Brewer, Johnny Calvin	WC Testimony, 12/6/63 Affidavit	Witness of Oswald arrest.
Brian, V. J.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Bringuier, Carlos	WC Testimony	Cuban attorney, now a resident of New Orleans.
Brock, Alvin R.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department
Brock, Mary	Affidavit, FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Brock, Robert	Affidavit, FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Brooks, Donald E.	WC Testimony	Employment counselor, Texas Employment Commission.
Brown, C. W.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Brown, Earle V.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department
Brown, Peter Megargee	Affidavit	Counsel for Community Service Society, New York.
Bundy Vernon J. Jr.	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	Witness to an alleged meeting between Clay Shaw and Lee Harvey Oswald
Burcham, John W.	Affidavit	Chief of Unemployment Insurance, Texas Employment Commission.
Burkley, George G.	HSCA Affidavit, interview by William McHugh for the John F. Kennedy Library	JFK's personal Physician.
Burns, Doris	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD.
Burroughs, Warren H.	WC Testimony	Employee, Texas Theatre.
Burt, Jimmy Earl	FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Butzman, Jonas J.	Shaw trial testimony	Guarded Clay Shaw while he was in the Central Lockup
Cabell, Earle	WC Testimony	Mayor of Dallas. Witness at assassination scene.
Cabell, Mrs. Earle	WC Testimony	Wife of Mayor Cabell. Witness at assassination scene.
Cadigan, James C.	WC Testimony 1, 2	Questioned document expert, FBI.
Call Richard, Dennis	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in the Marine Corps.
Callaway, Ted	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Camarata, Donald Peter	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in the Marine Corps.
Campbell, Ochus	11/24/63 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Campisi, Joseph	HSC testimony	Dallas organized crime figure.
Canning, Thomas	HSC Testimony	Expert in bullet trajectory analysis
Carlin, Bruce Ray	WC Testimony 1, 2	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Carlin, Karen Bennett	4/15/64 WC Testimony, 8/64 WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Carr, Richard Randolph	Shaw Trial Testimony	Witness at assassination scene.
Carr, Waggoner	WC Testimony	Attorney general of State of Texas.
Carrico, Charles James	WC Testimony1, 2	Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Carro, John	WC Testimony	Probation officer, New York City, 1952-54.
Carroll, Bob K.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Carswell, Robert	WC Testimony1, 2	Special assistant to Secretary of the Treasury.
Carter, Clifton C.	Affidavit	Assistant to President Johnson.
Cason, Frances	WC Testimony	Telephone clerk, Dallas Police Department.
Cason, Jack Charles	Affidavit	President, TSBD
Caster, Warren	WC Testimony	Assistant manager, Southwestern Publishing Co., TSBD.
Castro, Fidel	HSC Interviews	Premier of Cuba
Champagne, Donald	HSC Testimony	Firearms expert.
Chayes, Abram	WC Testimony1, 2	Legal Adrift, Department of State.
Cheek, Bertha	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Chetta, Nicholas J.	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	Coroner for the Parish of Orleans
Chism, John Arthur	11/22/63 Affidavit, December 18, 1963, FBI report	Witness at the assassination scene
Chism, Marvin Faye	11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at the assassination scene
Church, Mrs. George B., Jr.	Affidavit	Passenger with Oswald on SS Marion Lykes.
Cimino, Frank	FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Cimino, Peter	FBI Report	Brother of Frank Cimino
Clardy, Barnard S.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Clark, Max E.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Clark, Richard L.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Clark, Rose	January 10, 1964, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Clark, Thomas Louis	Shaw Grand Jury testimony	Associate of David Ferrie
Clark, William Kemp	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Clements, Manning C.	WC Testimony	Agent, FBI
Cobb, Lloyd	Shaw trial testimony	President of the International Trade Mart in New Orleans
Cole, Alwyn	WC Testimony 1, 2	Questioned document examiner, Treasury Department.
Collins, Corrie	Shaw trial testimony	Witnessed Lee Oswald, Clay Shaw and David Ferrie together in Clinton Lousiana
Combest, B. H.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Connally, John Bowden.	WC Testimony, HSC Testimony	Governor of Texas.
Connally, Mrs. John Bowden	WC Testimony, HSC Testimony	Wife of the Governor of Texas. Witness at assassination scene.
Connick, Harry F., Sr.	ARRB Testimony	District Attorney of New Orleans
Connor, Peter Francis	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in the Marine Corps.
Conway, Debra	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Conway, Hiram	WC Testimony	Fort Worth neighbour of the Oswalds in Oswald's youth.
Corporon, John	Affidavit	Official of New Orleans radio station.
Cooper, John Sherman	12/16/63 Executive session, 1/22/64 Executive session, HSC Testimony	Member of the Warren Commission.
Couch, Malcolm O.	WC Testimony	TV news cameraman, Dallas. Witness at assassination scene.
Coulter, Harris	WC Testimony	State Department interpreter.
Cowsert, Ewell William	3/19/64 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Cox, Roland A.	WC Testimony	Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
Crafard, Curtis LaVerne	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Craig, Roger D.	WC Testimony, 11/23/63 Sheriff's Report, 11/22/63 FBI report, Shaw trial testimony	Witness at assassination scene.
Crawford, James N.	WC Testimony	Witness at assassination scene.
Creel, Robert J.	Affidavit	Employee, Louisiana Department of Labor, New Orleans.
Crowe, William D.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Crowley, James D.	Affidavit	Specialist in intelligence matters, Department of State.
Croy, Kenneth Hudson	WC Testimony	Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
Crull, Elgin E.	WC Testimony	City Manager of Dallas
Cunningham Cortlandt C.	WC Testimony1, 2, 3	Firearms identification expert, FBI.
Cunningham, Helen P.	WC Testimony, Affidavit	Employment Counselor, Texas Employment Commission
Curole, Louis	Shaw trial testimony	New Orleans Police Captain, on duty when Shaw delivered to Central lockup.
Curry, Jesse Edward	WC Testimony 1, 2, 3, 8/10/64 Affidavit	Chief, Dallas Police Department.
Curtis, Don Teel	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Cutchshaw, Wilbur Jay	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Daniels, John L.	WC Testimony	Employee, Dallas parking lot.
Daniels, Napoleon J.	WC Testimony	Former member, Dallas Police Department.
Davis, Barbara Jeanette	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness in the vicinty of the Tippit crime scene.
Davis, Eugene C.	Shaw Grand Jury testimony	New Orleans associate of Dean Andrews
Davis, Floyd Guy	WC Testimony	Operator, Sports Drome Rifle Range
Davis, George A.	3/19/64 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Davis, Virginia (Mrs. Charles)	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Davis, Virginia Louise	WC Testimony	Wife of Floyd Guy Davis
Day, J.C.	WC Testimony 1, 5/7/64 and 6/23/64 Affidavits	Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Dean, Mrs. Joseph Eddie	11/25/63 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Dean, Patrick Trevore	WC Testimony 1, 2	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Decker, J.E. (Bill)	WC Testimony	Sheriff, Dallas County
Dedon, Mrs. Bobbie	Shaw trial testimony	Doctor's assistant at East Louisiana State Hospital
Delgado, Nelson	WC Testimony	Aquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
De Mohrenschildt, George	WC Testimony	Aquaintance of Oswalds in Texas
De Mohrenschildt, Jeanne	WC Testimony	Aquaintance of Oswalds in Texas.
Dhority, C. N.	WC Testimony, 5/12/64 Affidavit	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Dietrich, Edward C.	WC Testimony	Guard, Armored Motor Service.
DiEugenio, James	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Dillard, Tom C.	WC Testimony	Photographer-Journalist, Dallas.
Dillon, C. Douglas	WC Testimony	Secretary of the Treasury
Dobbs, Farrell	WC Testimony	International Secretary, Socialist Workers Party.
Dodd, Richard Calvin	3/18/64 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Donabedian, George	WC Testimony	Captain, U.S. Navy.
Donovan, John E.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Oswald in the Marine Corps.
Dougherty, Jack Edwin	WC Testimony, Affidavit	Employee, TSBD
Dowe, Kenneth Lawry	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Dox, Ida	HSC Testimony	Medical illustrator for the House Select Committee.
Dulany, Richard B.	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Dulles, Allen W.	12/16/63 Executive session, 1/22/64 Executive session	Former Director of the CIA and Warren Commission member
Duncan, William Glenn	WC Testimony	Employee, radio station, Dallas.
Dunn, William E. Sr.	Shaw trial testimony	Witness at Registration Office in Clinton Louisiana
Duran, Sylvia	See Tirado, Sylvia
Dymitruk, Lydia	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Dymond, Irvin	Shaw trial opening arguments, closing arguments	Shaw defense attorney
Dziemian, Arthur	WC Testimony	Wound ballistics expert, U.S. Army.
Eberhardt, A. M.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Ebersole, John H.	HSCA Deposition	Radiologist, Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Edisen, Adele E. U.	ARRB Testimony	Reports prewarned of assassination by Jose Rivera
Edwards, Robert Edwin	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Employee, Dallas City Courthouse. Witness at assassination scene.
Einspruch, Burton C.	HSC Testimony	Sylvia Odio's Psyhciatrist
Elkins, Harold E.	11/26/63 report	Deputy Sheriff, County of Dallas
Euins, Amos Lee	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Evans, Julian	WC Testimony	Husband of Myrtle Evans.
Evans, Myrtle	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Marguerite Oswald in Oswald's youth.
Evans, Sidney, Jr.	WC Testimony	Resident of Ruby's apartment house.
Everard, Wayne	ARRB Testimony	Archivist of New Orleans Public Library Record of JFK Assassination
Evica, George Michael	ARRB Testimony	Author of WE ARE ALL MORTALS: NEW EVIDENCE AND ANALYSIS IN THE ASSASSINATION OF JOHN F. KENNEDY
Fain, John Wythe	WC Testimony	Agent, FBI.
Fatter, Esmond A.	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	Fatter New Orleans Physician, Hypnotist Specialist
Faulkner, Jack	11/22/63 Sheriff's report	Deputy Sheriff, County of Dallas
Feldsott, Louis	Affidavit	President, Crescent Firearms, Inc.
Fehrenbach, George William	WC Testimony	Resident of Ashland, Oreg
Fenley, Robert Gene	WC Testimony	Reporter, Dallas.
Finck, Pierre A.	WC Testimony, HSCA Deposition, Shaw trial testimony, ARRB Deposition	Doctor, Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Fischer, Ronald B.	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Auditor, City of Dallas. Witness at assassination scene.
Fleming, Harold J.	WC Testimony	Employee, Armored Motor Service, Inc.
Florer, Larry	11/22/63 Affidavit	Man who used a phone in the County Records Building after the assassination
Folsom, Allison G.	WC Testimony	Lt. Col., U.S. Marine Corps.
Ford, Declan P.	WC Testimony	Husband of Katherine N. Ford and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Ford, Gerald	12/16/63 Executive session, 1/22/64 Executive session, HSC Testimony	Warren Commission Member.
Ford, Katherine	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Foster, J. W.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Franzen, Jack	11/24/63 FBI report	Witness at the assassination scene.
Franzen, Mrs. Jack	November 25, 1963, FBI report	Witness at the assassination scene.
Frazier, Buell Wesley	WC Testimony 1, 2, Affidavit, Shaw trial testimony	Employee, TSBD and neighbour of the Paines in Irving, Tex.
Frazier, Robert A.	WC Testimony, 2, 3, Shaw trial testimony	Firearms Identification Expert, FBI.
Frazier, William Bennett	WC Testimony	Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Fritz, John Will	WC Testimony 1, 2, Affidavit	Captain, Dallas Police Department
Fuqua, Harold R.	WC Testimony	Parking attendant in basement of city hall.
Gale, James H.	HSC Testimony	Assistant Director in charge of the Inspection Division of the FBI.
Gallagher, John F.	WC Testimony	Agent, FBI
Gangl, Theodore Frank	Affidavit	Employee, Padgett Printing Corp.
Garner, Jesse J.	Affidavit	Neighbor of the Oswalds in New Orleans.
Garner, Mrs. Jesse J.	WC Testimony, Shaw trial testimony	Landlady of Oswald in New Orleans.
Garrison, Jim	Shaw trial opening arguments, closing summation	New Orlean District Attorney.
Gauthier, Leo J.	WC Testimony	Inspector, FBI
George, M. Waldo	Affidavit	Landlord of Oswalds in Dallas
Geraci, Philip	WC Testimony	Resident of New Orleans who met Oswald.
Gibson, Mrs. Donald	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas
Gibson, John	WC Testimony	Witness to Oswald arrest
Giesecke, Adolph H.	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Givens, Charles Douglas	WC Testimony, Affidavit	Employee, TSBD
Glover, Everett D.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas
Goin, Donald Edward	WC Testimony	Armored car operator
Goldstein, David	Affidavit	Owner, Dave's House of Guns
Goodson, Clyde Franklin	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department
Graef, John G.	WC Testimony	Oswald's supervisor, Jaggars-Chiles-Stovall, Dallas.
Graf, Allen, D.	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Grant, Eva	WC Testimony 1, 2	Sister of Jack Ruby
Graves, Gene	Affidavit	Secretary, Leslie Welding Co.
Graves, L. C.	WC Testimony 1, 2	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Gravitis, Dorothy	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Mrs. Paine in Dallas.
Gray, Virginia	Affidavit	Employee, Duke University Library.
Green, David	HSC Testimony	Accoustics expert
Greener, Charles W.	WC Testimony	Proprietor, Irving Sports Shop.
Greer, William Robert	WC Testimony, Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Gregory, Charles Francis	WC Tesimony 1, 2	Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Gregory, Paul Roderick	WC Testimony	Son of Peter Paul Gregory and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Gregory, Peter Paul	WC Testimony	Son of Peter Paul Gregory and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Griffin, Burt W.	HSC Testimony	Assistant Counsel for the Warren Commission
Groden, Robert	HSC Testimony	Assassination researcher
Gruber, Alexander Philip	HSC deposition	Dallas associate of Jack Ruby
Gunn, T. Jermey	ARRB Testimony	Witness to the possession and use of the Zapruder film
Guinn, Vincent P.	HSC Testimony	Expert on Neutron Activation Analysis
Guinyard, Sam	WC Testimony, Affidavit	Witness in the vicinity of Tippit crime scene.
Habighorst, Aloysius	Shaw trial testimony	New Orleans Police Department, Bureau of Identification
Hall, C. Ray	WC Deposition	Agent, FBI
Hall, Elena A.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Hall, John Raymond	WC Testimony	Husband of Elena A. Hall and acquaintance of the Oswalds.
Hall, Marvin E."Bert"	WC Testimony	Employee, Armored Motor Service, Dallas.
Hallmark, Garnett Claud	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Hamblen, C. A.	WC Testimony	Employee, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Hamburg, Eric	ARRB Testimony	Co-producer of the film,NIXON, Former Congressional Staff Assistant
Hankal, Robert Leonard	WC Testimony	Director, television station, Dallas.
Hansen, Timothy M., Jr.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department
Hardiman, James	Shaw trial testimony	US Postal worker, New Orleans
Hardin, Michael	WC Testimony	City ambulance driver.
Hargis, Bobby W.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department. Witness at assassination scene.
Harkness, D. V.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department
Harrison, William J.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department
Hart, John	HSC Testimony	CIA employee who studied the Nosenko defection.
Hartmann, William	HSC Testimony	Photography expert
Hartogs, Renatus	WC Testimony	Psychiatrist, New York City.
Hathaway, Philip Ben	11/22/63 Affidavit	Witnessed a man carying a gun case on the day of the assassination
Hawkins, Ray	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Haygood, Clyde A.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Hayward, Frank	Shaw Preliminary hearing testimony	Detective in the New Orleans Police Department
Heindel, John Rene	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Helmick, Wanda Yvonne or Wanda Sweat.	WC Testimony	Employee of Ralph Paul, an acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Helms, Richard	WC Testimony, Affidavit, HSC Testimony	Deputy Director for Plans, CIA.
Henchliffe, Margarte M.	WC Testimony	Nurse, Parkland Hospital
Henderson, Ruby	December 6, 1963, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Henslee, Gerald Dalton	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Herndon, Bell P.	WC Testimony	Polygraph operator, FBI
Hess, Jacqueline	HSC Testimony	Expert in statistical analysis
Hester, Charles	11/22/63 Affidavit, 11/25/63 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Hester, Mrs. Charles	November 25, 1963, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene
Hicks, J. B.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Hicky, George W Jr.	Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Hill, Clinton J.	WC Testimony, Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Hill, Gerald Lynn	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Hill Jean Lollis	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Hine, Geneva L.	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD
Hodge, Alfred Douglas	WC Testimony	Owner, Buckhorn Trading Post.
Holland, Max	ARRB Testimony	Advocate for disclosures of the Assassination Records
Holland S.M.	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Holly, Harold B., Jr.	WC Testimony	Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
Holmes, Harry D.	WC Testimony 1, 2	U.S. Post Office inspector
Hooker, Jeannette	January 10, 1964, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Hoover, J. Edgar	WC Testimony	Director, FBI
Hopson, Mrs. Alvin	December 4, 1963, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene
Hosty, James Patrick Jr.	WC Testimony	Agent, FBI
Howlett, John Joe	WC Testimony	Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Hudson, Emmett J	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Huffaker, Robert S.	WC Testimony	Employee of Dallas YMCA
Hulen, Richard Leroy	WC Testimony	Employee of Dallas YMCA
Hulse, C. E.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Humes, James J.	WC Testimony, HSC Testimony, ARRB Deposition	Doctor, Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Hunley, Bobb	Affidavit	Employee, Louisiana Department of Labor, New Orleans.
Hunt, Bob R	HSC Testimony	Photographic expert.
Hunt, Jackie Hansen	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Hunter, Gertrude	WC Testimony	Witness concerning alleged encounter with Oswald.
Hutchison, Leonard Edwin	WC Testimony	Owner of grocery store in Irving.
Hutson, Thomas Alexander	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Hutton, Pat	Report	Nurse at Parkland Hospital.
Isaacs, Martin	WC Testimony	Employee, Special Services Welfare Center, New York.
Ivon, Louis	Shaw trial testimony	Chief Investigator, District Attorney's Office, New Orleans
Jacks Hurchel	Statement	Driver of the Vice Presidential Limousine
Jackson, Richard	Shaw trial testimony	US Post Office, New Orleans
Jackson, Robert Hill	WC Testimony	News photographer, Dallas.
Jackson, Theodore	WC Testimony	Attendant at Dallas parking lot.
James, Virginia H.	WC Testimony	International Relations Officer, 0ffice of Soviet Affairs, State Department.
Jarman, James Earl Jr.	WC Testimony, Affidavit	Employee, TSBD.
Jenkins, Marion Thomas	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Jenkins, Ronald Lee	WC Testimony	News editor, radio station, Dallas.
Jimison, R. J.	WC Testimony	Orderly, Parkland Hospital.
Johns Thomas L.	Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Johnson, C. W.	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	District Director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, New Orleans
Johnson, Arnold Samuel	WC Testimony	Director of Information and Lecture Bureau, Communist Party, U.S.A.
Johnson, Arthur Carl	WC Testimony	Owner of roominghouse in Dallas where Oswald resided.
Johnson, Clemon Earl	3/18/64 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Johnson, Joseph Weldon, Jr.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Johnson, Mrs. Arthur Carl	WC Testimony	Wife of A. C. Johnson
Johnson, Mrs. Lyndon B.	WC Statement	Wife of the President of the United States.
Johnson, Lyndon B.	WC Statement	President of the United States
Johnson, Marvin	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department
Johnson, Priscilla Mary Post	WC Testimony, ARRB Testimony	Newspaper reporter who interviewed Oswald in Russia.
Johnson, Speedy	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Johnston, David L.	WC Testimony	Justice of the peace, Dallas.
Jones, C. M.	11/22/63 Sheriff's report	Deputy Sheriff, County of Dallas
Jones, Orville Aubrey	WC Testimony	Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Jones, Ronald Coy	WC Testimony, ARRB Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Judge, John	ARRB Testimony	Executive Secretary of the Coalition on Political Assassinations
Kaminsky, Eileen	WC Testimony	Jack Ruby's sister
Kaiser, Frankie	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD.
Kantor, Seth	WC Testimony	Reporter.
Katzenbach, Nicholas	HSC Testimony	United States Attorney General
Kaufman, Stanley M.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Kellerman, Roy S.	WC Testimony, Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Kelley, Thomas J.	WC Testimony1, 2, HSC Testimony	Inspector, U.S. Secret Service.
Kelly, Edward	WC Testimony	Porter, Dallas City Hall
Kelly, William	ARRB Testimony	Co-Founder of the Committee for an open archives
Kemp, Mrs. Maxine	Shaw trial testimony	Secretary, Personnel Office at East Louisiana State Hospital
Kennedy, Jacqueline	WC Testimony	Widow of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
Kennedy, Regis	Shaw trial testimony	FBI agent, New Orleans
Kenny, James J.	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	Agency Manager of Equitable Assurance
Killion, Charles L.	Affidavit	Firearms identification expert, FBI.
King, Glen D.	WC Testimony	Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Kinneth, Francis	FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene
Kinney, Samuel A.	Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Kirk, Cecil	HSC Testimony 1, 2, 3	Director Mobile Crime Laboratory, Metropolitan Police Dept., Washington, D.C.
Kivett, Jerry D.	Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Klause, Robert G.	WC Testimony	Printer of handbill attacking President Kennedy
Kleinman, Abraham	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Kleinlerer, Alexander	Affidavit	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Kline, William	Affidavit	Agent, U.S. Customs
Knight, Frances G.	WC Testimony	Director, Passport Office, Department of State.
Knudsen, Robert L.	HSCA Deposition	White House photographer.
Kommer, Rex	Shaw trial testimony	Meteorologist, US Weather Bureau
Kounas, Dolores	11/25/63 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Kramer, Monica	Affidavit	Tourist in Minsk in 1961
Kravitz, Herbert B.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Kriss, Harry M.	WC Testimony	Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
Krystinik, Raymond Franklin	WC Testimony	Fellow employee of Michael R. Paine in Texas
Kurtz, Michael L.	ARRB Testimony	History Professor, Author of CRIME OF THE CENTURY
Landis, Paul E. Jr	Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Lane, Doyle E.	WC Testimony	Clerk, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Lane, Mark	WC Testimony 1, 2	Lawyer, author of PLAUSIBLE DENIAL, RUSH TO JUDGMENT
Latona, Sebastian F.	WC Testimony	Fingerprint expert, FBI
Lawrence, John Stevens Rutter	11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness to a man with a rifle.
Lawrence, Patricia Ann	11/24/63 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Lawrence, Perdue William	WC Testimony	Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Lawson, Winston G.	WC Testimony, Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Leavelle, James R.	WC Testimony 1, 2	Member, Dallas Police Department.
LeBlanc, Charles Joseph	WC Testimony	Maintenance man, William B. Reily Co.
Lee, Ivan D.	Affidavit	Agent, FBI
Lee, Vincent T.	WC Testimony, Affidavit	Official, Fair Play for Cuba Committee.
Lehrer, James	WC Testimony	Reporter, Dallas.
Lesar, James	ARRB Testimony 1, 2	Lawyer, Washington, DC
Leslie Helen	WC Testimony	Member of Russian-speaking community in Dallas.
Levey, Julian L.	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	New Orleans Official Court Reporter
Levine, Lowell	HSC Testimony	Forensic dentist
Lewis, Aubrey Lee	WC Testimony	Employee, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Lewis, Clinton	11/22/63 Sheriff's report	Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County.
Lewis, C. L. "Lummie"	11/23/63 Sheriff's report	Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County.
Lewis, Erwin Donald	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Lewis, L.J.	Affidavit, FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene
Lidin, Harold Jerome	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	News Director WVUE
Liebeler, Wesley	HSC Testimony, ARRB Testimony	Warren Commission lawyer
Lifton, David	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher
Light, Frederick W. Jr.	WC Testimony	Wound ballistics expert, U.S. Army.
Link, Robert	Shaw trial testimony	Attorney and Notary Public Parish of Orleans
Litchfield, Wilbyrn Waldon (Robert), II	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Ruby
Livingstone, Harrison	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Logan, David	Telephone convesation with James Alcock	Discusses attendees of a party
Lord, Billy Joe	Affidavit	Passenger with Oswald on SS Marion Lykes.
Lowery, Roy Lee	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department
Lovelady, Billy Nolan	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD.
Lujan, Daniel Gutierrez	WC Testimony	Appeared in lineup with Oswald.
Lutz, Monty	HSC Testimony	Firearms expert.
Lux, J. Philip	Affidavit	Employee, H. L. Green Co
Mabra, W. W.	11/27/63 Report	Dallas County Sheriff Deputy
Mack, Gary	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Macphearson, Duncan	Interview by Joel Grant	Ballistics Expert
Malley, James R.	Affidavit, HSC Testimony	Inspector, FBI
Mallory, Katherine	Affidavit	Tourist in Minsk in 1961
Mamantov, Ilya A.	WC Testimony	Member of Russian-speaking community in Dallas.
Manchester, John	Shaw trial testimony	Town Marshal, Clinton, Louisiana
Mandella, Arthur	WC Testimony	Fingerprint expert, New York City Police Department.
Marcus, Jack	12/2/63 FBI report	Attorney, acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Markham, Helen	WC Testimony 1, 2, 3	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Marrs, Jim	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Martello, Francis L.	WC Testimony, Affidavit	Lieutenant, New Orleans Police Department.
Martin, Billy Joe	WC Testimony, Shaw trial testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Martin, Dwight W.	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	WDSU employee
Martin, Frank M.	WC Testimony	Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Martin, James Herbert	WC Testimony	Former business manager for Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald.
Matthews, Russel Douglas	HSC deposition	Ex-bar owner in Cuba
Maxey, Billy Joe	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Mayo, Logan W.	WC Testimony	Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
McBride, Palmer E.	11/26/63 FBI interview	Acquaintance of Lee Harvey Oswald.
McCaghren, Paul	HSC Testimony	Former lieutenant of the Dallas Police Department
McCamy, Calvin S.	HSC Testimony, 2, 3, 4	Photographic expert
McCarthy, Elizabeth	Shaw trial testimony	Handwriting expert
McClelland, Robert Nelson	WC Testimony, ARRB Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
McCloy, John J.	12/16/63 Executive session, HSC Testimony	Warren Commission member
McCone, John A.	WC Testimony	Director, Central Intelligence Agency.
McCullough John G.	WC Testimony	Reporter, Philadelphia.
McCurdy, Danny Patrick	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
McCurley, A.D.	11/22/63 Sheriff's report	Dallas Deputy Sheriff
McDonald, M. N.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
McFarland, John Bryan	Affidavit	Passenger on bus with Oswald to Mexico City in 1963.
McFarland, Meryl	Affidavit	Passenger on bus with Oswald to Mexico City in 1963.
McGehee, Edwin Lea	Shaw trial testimony	Barber - Jackson, Louisiana
McIntyre, William T.	Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
McKeown, Robert Ray	HSC testimony	Dallas Associate of Jack Ruby
McKinzie, Louis	WC Testimony	Porter, Dallas City Hall
McLain, H. B.	HSC Testimony	Member of Dallas Police Department,Witness at assassination scene
McLaughlin John	ARRB Testimony	AKA John Bevilaqua, assassination researcher
McNally, Joseph	HSC Testimony 1, 2	Handwriting expert
McMillon, Thomas Donald	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
McVickar, John A.	WC Testimony1, 2	Foreign Service officer stationed at American Embassy in Soviet Union in 1959-61.
McWatters, Cecil J.	WC Testimony	Busdriver, Dallas.
McWillie, Lewis	HSC Testimony, 11/27/63 FBI report	Ruby associate with purported mob ties.
Melanson, Philip	ARRB Testimony	Author, SPY SAGA
Meller, Anna N.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Mercer, Julia Ann	11/22/63 Affidavit	Dallas Resident
Meros Thomas	ARRB Testimony	Dallas visit May 1992 with Dee McCarell
Meyers, Lawrence V.	WC Testimmony, HSC deposition	Associate of Jack Ruby
Michaelis, Heinz W.	WC Testimony	Manager, Seaport Traders, Inc.
Milam, Wallace	ARRB Testimony	Assassination Researcher
Miller, Austin L.	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Miller, Dave L.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Miller, Louis D.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department
Miller, Page Putnam	ARRB Testimony	National Coordinating Committee for the Promotion of History in Washington
Millican, A. J.	11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Mirabal Diaz, Alfredo	HSC Testimony	Cuban Consul Mexico City
Mitchell, Mary Anne	WC Testimony	Witness at assassination scene
Molina, Joe R.	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD
Montgomery, L. D.	WC Testimony 1, 2	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Mooney, Luke	WC Testimony, 11/23/63 Sheriff's report	Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County.
Mooneyham, Lillian	January 10, 1964, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Moore, Goldie Naomie	Shaw trial testimony	Clay Shaw's secretary
Moore, Henry M.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Moore, Russell Lee (Knight)	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Moore, T. E.	1/10/64 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Moorman, Mary Ann	11/22/63 Affidavit, 11/23/63 FBI report, Shaw trial testimony	Witness at assassination scene
Morgan, Reeves	Shaw trial testimony	Testified that Lee Oswald came to his home near Jackson Louisiana in 1963
Mumford, Pamela	WC Testimony	Passenger on bus with Oswald to Mexico City in 1963
Murphy, Joe E.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Murphy, Paul Edward	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Murphy, Thomas J.	3/20/64 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Murrah, David	ARRB Testimony	Director of the Southeast Collection at Texas Tech University
Murray, David Christie Jr.	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Murret, Charles D. (Dutz)	WC Testimony	Uncle of Lee Harvey Oswald, New Orleans.
Murret, John, M. (Boogie)	WC Testimony	Cousin of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Murret, Lillian	WC Testimony, Affidavit	aunt of LHO.
Murret, Marilyn Dorothea	WC Testimony	Cousin of LHO.
Naman, Rita	Affidavit	Tourist in Minsk in 1961
Nelson, Doris Mae	WC Testimony	Nurse, Parkland Hospital.
Newman, Gayle	11/22/63 Affidavit, 11/24/63 FBI report, Shaw trial testimony	witness at the assassination scene.
Newman, Jean	11/22/63 Affidavit, 11/24/63 FBI report	witness at the assassination scene.
Newman, John	ARRB Testimony	Member of COPA
Newman, William Eugene	11/22/63 Affidavit, 11/24/63 FBI report, Shaw trial testimony	witness at the assassination scene.
Newman, William J.	WC Testimony	Reserve force, Dallas Police Department.
Newnam, John Wilkins	WC Testimony	Advertising department employee, Dallas newspaper.
Newquist, Andrew M.	HSC Testimony	Firearms expert.
Nichols, Alice Reaves	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Nichols, H. Louis	WC Testimony	Former president, Dallas bar association.
Nichols, John	Shaw trial testimony	Physician, Pathology
Nicol, Joseph D.	WC Testimony	Firearms identification expert, Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation, Illinois Department of Public Safety.
Norman, Harold	WC Testimony, 12/4/63 Affidavit	Employee, TSBD
Norton, Robert L.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
O'Brien, Lawrence F.	WC Testimony	Assistant to President Kennedy
O'Donnell, Edward	Shaw trial testimony	Police Officer, Lieutenant, Assistant Commanding Officer, Homicide Division, New Orleans Police Department
O'Donnell, Kenneth P.	WC Testimony	Special Assistant to President Kennedy
O'Sullivan, Frederick S.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Oswald at Beauregard Junior High School, New Orleans
Odell, J.G.	11/23/63 Sheriffs report	Eyewitness of Lee Oswald on a bus just after the assassination.
Odio Sylvia	WC Testimony	Former citizen of Cuba now residing in Dallas.
Odum, Bardwell D.	Affidavid	Agent, FBI
Ofstein, Dennis Hyman	WC Testimony	Employee, Jaggers-Chiles-Stovall, Dallas.
Olds, Gregory Lee	WC Testimony	President, Dallas Chapter, American Civil Liberties Union.
Oliver Massegee, Beverly	ARRB Testimony
Oliver, Revilo Pendleton	WC Testimony	Member of the council of the John Birch Society.
Olivier, Alfred G.	WC Testimony, Excerpts from Rockefeller Commission testimony	Wound ballistics expert, U. S. Army.
Olsen, Harry N.	WC Testimony	Former member, Dallas Police Department.
Olsen, Kay Helen	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Orth, Herbert	Shaw trial testimony	Life Employee who prepared slides from the Zapruder film
Osborn, Steve	ARRB Testimony
Osborne, Mack	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Oser, Alvin	Shaw trial closing arguments, Rebuttal arguments	Prosecutor in the Clay Shaw case
Oswald, Marguerite	WC Testimony 1, 2, 3, 4, 5	Mother of Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald (Porter), Marina	WC Testimony1, 2, HSC Testimony 1, 2, 3, HSCA Depositions, Shaw trial testimony	Widow of Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald, Robert Edward Lee	WC Testimony	Brother of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Owens, Calvin Bud	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Owens, Ernest	11/22/63 Affidavit	witnessed a man with a rifle on 11/21/63.
Oxford. J. L.	11/23/63 Report	Dallas County Sheriff Deputy
Paine, Michael Ralph	WC Testimony 1, 2, 3	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Paine, Ruth Hyde	WC Testimony 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Affidavit, Shaw trial testimony	Wife of Michael R. Paine and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Palmer, Henry Earl	Shaw trial testimony	Witnessed Clay Shaw, David Ferrie, and Lee Oswald together in Clinton Louisiana
Palmer, Thomas Stewart	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Panitz, Meyer R.	1/14/64 FBI report
Panzeca, Salvatore	Shaw trial testimony	Clay Shaw defense attorney
Papale, Antonio Edward	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	Dean of the Law School of Loyola University
Pappas, Icarus M.	WC Testimony	Reporter, radio station, New York City.
Patrick, Leonard	HSC deposition	Associate of Jack Ruby
Patterson, B.M.	Affidavit, FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Patterson, Bobby G.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Patterson, Robert Carl	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Paul, Ralph	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Pena, Orest	WC Testimony	Owner, Habana Bar, New Orleans.
Pena, Ruperto	WC Testimony	Brother of Orest Pena
Perkins, John N.	Shaw trial testimony	Police Officer, Central Lockup, B of I Division, New Orleans Police Department
Perry, Malcolm Oliver	WC Testimony 1, 2, ARRB Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Perry, W. E.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Peterman, Viola	WC Testimony	Neighbor of Oswald family in New Orleans.
Peters, Paul Conrad	WC Testimony, ARRB Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital
Peterson, Joseph Alexander	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Petty, Charles S.	HSC Testimony	Forensic pathologists serving on the select committee autopsy panel
Phelan, James	Shaw trial testimony	Freelance writer
Phenix, George R.	WC Testimony	Television cameraman and reporter, Dallas.
Pic, Edward John Jr.	WC Testimony, Affidavit	First husband of Marguerite Oswald.
Pic, John Edward	WC Testimony	Half brother of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Pierce, Edward E.	WC Testimony	Employee, Dallas City Hall.
Pierce, Rio S.	WC Testimony 1, 2	Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Pinkston, Nat A.	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD.
Piper, Eddie	WC Testimony1, 2, 11/23/63 Affidavit	Employee, TSBD.
Pitts, Elnora	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Pizzo, Frank	WC Testimony	Assistant manager of auto agency, Dallas.
Player, Charles Polk	11/22/63 Sheriff's report	Deputy Sheriff, County of Dallas
Poe, J. M.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Postal, Julia	WC Testimony	Cashier, Texas Theatre.
Potter, Nolan H.	3/19/64 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Potts, Walter E.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Powell, Nancy M. (a.k.a. Tammie True)	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Powers, Daniel Patrick	WC Deposition	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Powers, David F.	Affidavit	Assistant to President Kennedy.
Price, Charles Jack	WC Testimony	Administrator, Parkland Hospital.
Price, J. C.	11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at the assassination scene.
Price, Malcolm H., Jr.	WC Testimony	Patron, Sports Drome Rifle Range.
Priddy, Hal, Jr.	WC Testimony	Relief dispatcher, O'Neil Funeral Home in Dallas.
Pryor, Roy A.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Pugh, Oran	Affidavit	Agent, U.S. Customs
Pullman, Edward J.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Putnam, James A.	WC Testimony 1, 2	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Quigley, John Lester	WC Testimony	Agent, FBI.
Rachal, John R.	Affidavit	Employee, Louisiana Department of Labor, New Orleans.
Rachley, Virgie	See Baker, Mrs. Donald.
Rackley, George W. Sr.	WC Testimony	Employee, Coordinated RR. Co.
Raigorodsky, Paul M.	WC Testimony	Member of Russian-speaking community in Dallas.
Randle, Linnie Mae	WC Testimony, 11/23/63 FBI report	Buell Wesley Frazier's sister and neighbour of Ruth Paine.
Rankin, Lee J.	12/16/63 Executive session, 1/22/64 Executive session, HSC Testimony, HSC Excutive Session Testimony, ARRB Testimony	Warren Commission General Counsel
Ray, Natalie.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Ray, Thomas M.	WC Testimony	Husband of Natalie Ray and acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Ray, Valentina	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Rea, Billy Andrew	WC Testimony	Advertising staff, Dallas newspaper.
Ready, John D.	Original Report
Rector, Clarence A.	11/30/63 FBI report
Redlich, Dean Norman	HSC Testimony	Warren Commission Staff Member
Reeves, Huey	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Reid, Robert	January 10, 1964, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Reid, Mrs. Robert A.	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD.
Reilly, Frank E.	WC Testimony	Witness at assassination scene.
Reilly, John F.	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	Police Officer, Central Lockup, B of I Division, New Orleans Police Department
Revill, Jack	WC Testimony 1, 2, HSC Testimony	Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Reynolds, Johnie	FBI Report
Reynolds, Warren Allen	WC Testimony, 1/22/64 FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Rheinstein, Frederic	WC Testimony	Producer-director, NBC
Rich, Joe Henry	Statement	Driver of the Vice-Presidential Limousine
Rich, Nancy Perrin	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Richey, Marjorie R.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Richey, Warren E.	WC Testimony	TV engineer, Fort Worth
Riebe, Floyd	ARRB Deposition
Riggs, Alfreadia	WC Testimony	Porter, City Hall
Riggs, Chester Allen, Jr.	Affidavit	Landlord of the Oswalds in Fort Worth.
Ritchie, James L.	WC Testimony	Passport Officer, Department of State.
Roberts, Earlene	WC Testimony	Housekeeper at Oswald's roominghouse in Dallas.
Roberts, Emory P.	Original Report
Robertson, Mary Jane	WC Testimony	Employee, Dallas Police Department.
Robertson, Victor F.	WC Testimony	Reporter, Dallas.
Rodriguez, Evaristo	WC Testimony	Bartender at Habana Bar, New Orleans.
Rogers, Eric	WC Testimony	Neighbor of the Oswalds in New Orleans.
Rolland, Rowland Charles	Shaw trial testimony	President of Winterland Ice Skating Rink
Romack, James	WC Testimony	Witness at assassination scene.
Rose, Guy F.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Ross, Henrietta M.	WC Testimony	Technician, Parkland Hospital.
Roussel, Henry J.	WC Affidavit	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marine Corps.
Rossi, Joseph	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby.
Rowland, Arnold Louis	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Rowland, Barbara Walker	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Rowley, James J.	WC Testimony, HSC Testimony	Chief, U.S. Secret Service.
Rubenstein, Hyman	WC Testimony	Brother of Jack Ruby
Ruby, Earl	WC Testimony, HSC Testimony	Brother of Jack Ruby
Ruby, Jack	WC Testimony 1, 2	Convicted slayer of Oswald.
Ruby, Sam	WC Testimony	Brother of Jack Ruby
Rusk, Dean	WC Testimony	Secretary of State.
Russell, Dick	ARRB Testimony
Russell, Richard	12/16/63 Executive session	U.S. Senator and member of the Warren Commission
Russell, Harold	Affidavit, 1/22/64 FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Russo, Perry Raymond	Shaw Grand Jury testimony 1, 2, Shaw preliminary hearing testimony 1, 2, 3, 4, Shaw trial testimony 1, 2, Transcript of Jim Kemp interview	Witness to alleged meeting between Clay Shaw, David Ferrie, and Lee Harvey Oswald
Ryan, Joseph	Shaw trial testimony	Director, Office of Personnel, New Orleans Post Office
Ryder, Dial Duane	WC Testimony, 2	Employee, Irving Sports Shop.
Salerno Ralph	HSC Testimony	Expert on the mob
Salyer, Kenneth Everett	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Sanders, Charles	ARRB Testimony
Sanders, Pauline E.	11/24/63 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Saunders, Richard L.	WC Testimony	Witness at the assassination scene.
Sawyer, J. Herbert	WC Testimony	Inspector, Dallas Police Department.
Sawyer, Mildred	WC Testimony	Neighbor and acquaintance of Oswald as a youth in New Orleans.
Schaeffer, Roy	ARRB Testimony
Schmidt, Hunter Jr.	WC Testimony	City editor, Dallas.
Schmidt, Volkmar	Interview by Kelly	Aquaintance of Oswald
Schuster, Peter	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony, Shaw trial testimony	Photography expert
Scoggins, William W.	WC Testimony	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Scott, Peter Dale	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Scibor, Mitchell J.	WC Testimony	Employee, Klein's Sports Goods.
Sedgebeer, Fenner O.	Shaw Grand Jury testimony	Investigator for New Orlean DA
Seely, Carroll Hamilton Jr.	WC Testimony	Assistant Chief, Legal Division, Passport Office, Department of State.
Semingsen, W. W.	WC Testimony	Employee, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Senator, George	WC Testimony	Roommate of Jack Ruby
Servance, John Olridge	WC Testimony	Head porter, City Hall and Municipal Building.
Shackelford, Martin	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Shaneyfelt, Lyndal L.	WC Testimony 1, 2, Shaw trial testimony	Photography expert, FBI
Shasteen, Clifton M.	WC Testimony	Owner of barbershop in Irving, Tex.
Shaw, Clay	Shaw trial testimony	Tried and acquitted as a conspirator in the assassination of JFK
Shaw, Robert Roeder	WC Testimony 1, 2	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Shelley, William H.	WC Testimony 1, 2	Employee, TSBD
Shields, Edward	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD.
Shires, George T.	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Siegel, Evelyn Grace Strickman	WC Testimony	Social worker, New York City.
Simmons, James	3/19/64 FBI report, Shaw trial testimony	Witness at assassination scene.
Simmons, Ronald	WC Testimony	Weapons evaluation expert, U.S. Army Weapons System Division.
Simon, Art	ARRB Testimony
Sims, Richard M.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Sitzman, Marilyn	Interview with Josiah Thompson	Witness at assassination scene
Skelton, Royce G.	WC Testimony, 11/22/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Slack, Garland Glenwill	11/22/63 Affidavit	Patron, Sports Drome Rifle Range.
Slack, Willie B.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Slaughter, Malcolm R.	WC Testimony	Resident in Jack Ruby's apartment building.
Slawson, W. David	HSC Testimony	Warren Commission Assistant Counsel
Smart, Vernon S.	WC Testimony	Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Smith, Bennierita	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Oswald at Beauregard Junior High School in New Orleans.
Smith, Edgar Leon Jr.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Smith, Glenn Emmett	WC Testimony	Service station attendant in Dallas.
Smith, Hilda L.	Affidavit	Employee, Louisiana Department of Labor, New Orleans.
Smith, Joe Marshall	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Smith, John Allison	WC Testimony	TV technician, Fort Worth.
Smith, Kenneth	ARRB Testimony
Smith, L.C.	Sheriff's report	member Dalls County Sheriff's Department
Smith, William Arthur	WC Testimony, FBI Report	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit crime scene.
Snow, Clyde Collins	HSC Testimony
Snyder, Richard Edward	WC Testimony	Foreign Service officer, stationed in the Embassy in the Soviet Union, 1959-61.
Solomon, James Maurice	WC Testimony	Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Solon, John J.	January 6, 1964, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene
Sorrels, Forrest V.	WC Testimony 1, 2, affidavit	Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Specter, Arlen	HSC Testimony	Warren Commission Counsel
Spencer, Saundra	ARRB Deposition
Springer, Pearl	December 5, 1963, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene
Standridge, Ruth Jeanette	WC Testimony	Head nurse of operating rooms, Parkland Hospital.
Standifer, Roy E.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Staples, Albert F.	Affidavit	Dentist at Baylor University College of Dentistry.
Stass, Frank Joseph	Shaw preliminary hearing testimony	Registrar, Loyola University
Statman, Irving	WC Testimony	Assistant District Director of Dallas District, Texas Employment Commission.
Steele, Charles Hall, Jr.	WC Testimony	Resident of New Orleans who assisted Oswald in distribution of handbills.
Steele, Charles Hall, Sr.	WC Testimony	Father of Charles Hall Steele, Jr.
Steele, Don Francis	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Stevenson, M. W.	WC Testimony 1, 2	Deputy Chief, Dallas Police Department.
Stombaugh, Paul Morgan	WC Testimony	Hair and fiber expert, FBI.
Stovall, Richard S.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Stovall, Robert L.	WC Testimony	President, Jaggars-Chiles-Stovall, Dallas, Tex.
Strehly, Harold	11/27/63 Report	Dallas County Sheriff Deputy
Stringer, John T.	ARRB Deposition
Strong, Jesse M.	WC Testimony	Employee, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Stuckey, William Kirk	WC Testimony	Radio program director, New Orleans.
Studebaker, Robert Lee	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Sturdivan, Larry	HSC Testimony
Summers, Malcolm	11/22/63 Affidavit
Surrey, Robert Alan	WC Testimony	Publisher of handbill attacking President Kennedy.
Sutherland, Lawrence	ARRB Testimony
Sweatt, Allan	11/23/63 report	Chief Criminal Deputy, Dallas County Sheriff
Tadin, Nicholas	Shaw trial testimony	Claimed to have seen Clay Shaw and David Ferrie together at the New Orleans Airport in 1964.
Tadin, Matilda	Shaw trial testimony	Claimed to have seen Clay Shaw and David Ferrie together at the New Orleans Airport in 1964.
Tague , James Thomas	WC Testimony	Witness at assassination scene.
Talbert Cecil E.	WC Testimony 1, 2	Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Tanenbaum, Robert	ARRB Testimony
Tasker, Harry T.	WC Testimony	Taxicab driver in Dallas
Tatro, Edgar	ARRB Testimony
Tatum, Jack Ray	HSC Interview	Witness in the vicinity of the Tippit shooting
Taylor, Gary E.	WC Testimony 1, 8/4/64 Affidavit	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Taylor, Warren W.	Original Report
TenBrink, Philip	ARRB Testimony
Thompson, Josiah	ARRB Testimony
Thompson, Llewellyn E.	WC Testimony	Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia.
Thornley, Kerry Wendell	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Oswald in Marines.
Tice, Wilma May	WC Testimony	Resident of Dallas
Tirado, Silvia	HSC Testimony
Tilley Steve	ARRB Testimony 1, 2, 3
Tobias, Mahlon F., Sr.	WC Testimony	Manager of apartment house where the Oswalds resided, Dallas.
Tobias, Mrs. Mahlon F.	WC Testimony	Wife of M. F. Tobias, Sr.
Todd, James Robert	HSC deposition	Associate of Jack Ruby
Todd, L. C.	11/27/63 Report	Dallas County Sheriff Deputy
Tomlinson, Darrell C.	WC Testimony	Senior engineer, Parkland Hospital.
Tormey, James J.	WC Testimony	Executive secretary, Hall-Davis Defense Commission.
Trafficante, Santos	HSC Testimony
Trask, Richard	ARRB Testimony 1, 2
Truly, Roy Sansom	WC Testimony1, 2, Affidavit	Superintendent, TSBD.
Turner, F. M.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Turner, Jimmy	WC Testimony	TV director, Fort Worth
Twiford, Estelle	Affidavit	Wife of Horace Elroy Twiford
Twiford, Horace Elroy	Affidavit	Member, Socialist Labor Party, Houston, Tex.
Tyler, Stephen	ARRB Testimony
Underwood, James Robert	WC Testimony	Assistant news director TV and radio, Dallas.
Vaughn, Roy Eugene	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Verb, Hal	ARRB Testimony
Verdacia, Jose	HSC Testimony
Vernon, Robert	ARRB Testimony
Vinson, Phillip Eugene	WC Testimony	Reporter, Fort Worth.
Voebel, Edward	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Oswald in Beauregard Junior High School, New Orleans.
Voshinin, Igor Vladimir	WC Testimony	Member of Russian-speaking community in Dallas.
Voshinin, Mrs. Igor Vladimir	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of the Oswalds in Texas.
Wade, Henry	WC Testimony	District attorney, Dallas County.
Waldman, William J.	WC Testimony	Vice President, Klein's Sporting Goods, Inc.
Waldo, Thayer	WC Testimony	Reporter, Forth Worth.
Walker, C. T.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Walker, Edwin A.	WC Testimony	Resident of Dallas and object of shooting in April 1963.
Walker, Ira N., Jr.	WC Testimony	Broadcast technician, Fort Worth.
Wall, Breck (a.k.a. Billy Ray Wilson)	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Ruby
Walters Ralph	11/23/63 Sheriff's report	Deputy Sheriff, County of Dallas
Walther, Carolyn	December 5, 1963, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene
Walthers, Eddy Raymond (Buddy)	WC Testimony, Sheriff's report	Deputy sheriff, Dallas County.
Walton, Elizabeth Carolyn	Shaw trial testimony	Witness at assassination scene
Warner, Roger C.	Affidavit	Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Waren, Earl	12/16/63 Executive session	Chairman of the Presidential Commission to Investigate the Asassination of President Kennedy
Waterman, Bernice	WC Testimony	Adjudicator, Passport Office, Department of State.
Watherwax, Arthur William	WC Testimony	Printer, Dallas newspaper.
Watson, James C.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
Watson, Radio	Sheriff's report	Member Dalls County Sheriff's Department
Watts, Clyde J.	WC Testimony	Attorney representing Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker
Weatherford, Harry	11/23/63 Sheriff's report	Deputy Sheriff, County of Dallas
Weatherly, Daryl	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher
Wecht, Cyril H.	HSC Testimony	Dissenting member of the House Forensic Pathology Panel
Wegmann, Cynthia Anne	ARRB Testimony	Daughter of Edward Wegmann
Wegmann, Edward F.	Shaw trial testimony	Attorney working for Clay Shaw
Weiner, Irwin Signey	HSC deposition	Associate of Jack Ruby
Weinstock, Louis	Affidavit	General manager, the Worker.
Weiss, Mark	HSC Testimony	Accoustic expert.
Weissman, Bernard William	WC Testimony 1, 2	Codraftsman and signer of November 22, 1963, full-page advertisement.
Weitzman, Moses	ARRB Testimony	Photographic expert who has worked with the Zapruder film.
Weitzman, Seymour	WC Testimony	Deputy constable, Dallas County.
West, Troy Eugene	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD.
Westbrook, W. R.	WC Testimony	Captain, Dallas Police Department.
Wester, Jane Carolyn	WC Testimony	Nurse, Parkland Hospital.
Whalen, Edward James	Garrison Report on	Associate of David Ferrie
Whaley, William Wayne	WC Testimony 1, 2, 3	Taxicab driver in Dallas.
White, J.C.	WC Testimony	Member, Dallas Police Department.
White, Jack D.	HSC Testimony	Assassination researcer.
White, Martin G.	WC Testimony	Doctor, Parkland Hospital.
Whitworth, Edith	WC Testimony	Manager, used furniture store, Irving, Tex.
Wiggins, Woodrow	WC Testimony	Lieutenant, Dallas Police Department.
Wilcott, James B.	HSCA Executive session testimony	Former CIA Employee.
Wilcox, Laurance R.	WC Testimony	District manager, Western Union Telegraph Co.
Williams, Bonnie Ray	WC Testimony	Employee, TSBD.
Willens, Howard P.	HSC Testimony, HSC Executive Session Testimony	Warren Commission Staff Member
Willis, Linda Kay	WC Testimony	Daughter of Phillip L. Willis.
Willis, Mrs. Phillip	Shaw trial testimony	Witness at assassination scene
Willis, Phillip L.	WC Testimony, Shaw trial testimony	Witness at assassination scene
Wilson, Steven F.	January 9, 1964, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene
Wilson, Thomas	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher.
Winborn, Walter Luke	3/10/64 FBI report	Witness at assassination scene.
Wiseman, John	11/23/63 Report	Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County
Witt, Louie Steven	HSC Testimony	Witness at assassination scene.
Wittmus, Ronald G.	Affidavit	Fingerprint expert, FBI
Wood, Homer	WC Testimony	Patron, Sports Drome Rifle Range
Wood, Sterling Charles	WC Testimony	Son of Dr. Homer Wood
Wood, Theresa	WC Testimony	Wife of Dr. Homer Wood
Woodward, Mary Elizabeth	December 7, 1963, FBI report	Witness at assassination scene
Worley, Gano E.	WC Testimony	Reserve Force, Dallas Police Department.
Worrell, James Richard, Jr.	WC Testimony, 11/23/63 Affidavit	Witness at assassination scene.
Wright, Milton T.	Statement	Driver of the car carying Earl Cabell.
Wright, Norman Earl	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Jack Ruby
Wulf, William E.	WC Testimony	Acquaintance of Oswald in his youth.
Yarborough, Ralph W.	Affidavit	U.S. Senator from Texas.
Yeargan, Albert C. Jr.	Affidavit	Employee, H. C. Green, Dallas.
Youngblood, Rufus W.	WC Testimony, Original Report	Agent, U.S. Secret Service.
Zahm, James A.	WC Testimony	Marine Corps expert on marksmanship.
Zaid, Mark S.	ARRB Testimony	Assassination researcher
Zapruder Abraham	WC Testimony, Shaw trial testimony 1, 2	Witness at assassination scene.

JFK- Victoria Adams testimony shots from TSBD came from below the 4th floor

Testimony Of Miss Victoria Elizabeth Adams The testimony of Miss Victoria Elizabeth ADAMS was taken at 2:15 p.m., on April 7, 1964, in the office of the U.S. attorney, 301 Post Office Building, Bryan and Ervay Streets, Dallas, Tex., by Mr. David W. BELIN, assistant counsel of the President's Commission.
Mr. BELIN - Do you want to stand and raise your right hand, please. Do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to give before the President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy shah be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
Miss ADAMS - I do.
Mr. BELIN - All right. Would you please state your name?
Miss ADAMS - Victoria Elizabeth ADAMS.
Mr. BELIN - Are you known as Vickie ADAMS?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct.
Mr. BELIN - Where do you live?
Miss ADAMS - 4906 Wenonah, Dallas, Tex.
Mr. BELIN - What is your occupation?
Miss ADAMS - I am employed as an office survey representative.
Mr. BELIN - By whom?
Miss ADAMS - Scott Foresman Co.
Mr. BELIN - Where do you work?
Miss ADAMS - On the fourth floor of the Texas School Book Depository.
Mr. BELIN - Where?
Miss ADAMS - 411 Elm.
Mr. BELIN - That is at the corner of Elm and Houston?
Miss ADAMS - That is correct.
Mr. BELIN - I might ask how old are you?
Miss ADAMS - Twenty-three.
Mr. BELIN - Where were you born originally? In Texas?
Miss ADAMS - San Francisco, Calif.
Mr. BELIN - Did you go to school in San Francisco?
Miss ADAMS - I attended part of my grammar school and high school in San Francisco.
Mr. BELIN - Were you graduated from high school?
Miss ADAMS - In San Francisco, that's correct.
Mr. BELIN - Then what did you do?
Miss ADAMS - Following that I entered the Ursaline Order in St. Mary's, Ohio, and I left there as a novice in 1961.
Mr. BELIN - Then what did you do from there?
Miss ADAMS - I went to Atlanta, Ga. and taught school at the Immaculate Heart of Mary School. And following that I came to Dallas and was employed by the Holiday Inn Central during the summer months, and I obtained a teaching position at St. Monica's School here.

Mr. BELIN - And you taught at St. Monica for some period of time?
Miss ADAMS - Yes; for 1 year.
Mr. BELIN - Then you went to work for Scott Foresman?
Miss ADAMS - I went to work for Scott Foresman.
Mr. BELIN - Were you at work on November 22, 1963?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct.
Mr. BELIN - Were you aware of the fact that the President's motorcade was going to go right by your building?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN - How did you learn of this information?
Miss ADAMS - Through newspaper media and also conversation.
Mr. BELIN - Do you remember when you first read about it in the papers?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir; I don't.
Mr. BELIN - Would it have been before November 22d?
Miss ADAMS - Yes.
Mr. BELIN - Where were you when the motorcade passed?
Miss ADAMS - I was at the----
Mr. BELIN - Were you inside or outside the building?
Miss ADAMS - I was inside the building.
Mr. BELIN - What floor?
Miss ADAMS - Fourth floor.
Mr. BELIN - Did you watch the motorcade through a window?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Sometimes that is kind of complicated to try and pick out which window if you are counting from the right or left, so I am going to count from the east side of the building to the west side of the building. Now the windows are separate windows, but they are kind of in pairs, so to speak. Were you standing on the first pair of windows, either-one of those two windows?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Counting from the east side, were you standing in the second pair of windows?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - From the east side, were you standing in the third pair, of either of those windows?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Now, of that third pair, from the east side, would it have been the east window or the west window?
Miss ADAMS - The west window.
Mr. BELIN - So another way, if you don't count in pairs, but count in single units from the east side, you would have been in the sixth window from your left as you were facing out the window, is that correct?
Miss ADAMS - That's right.
Mr. BELIN - Were you standing with anyone
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN - With whom?
Miss ADAMS - I was standing with Sandra Styles, Elsie Dorman, and Dorothy May Garner.
Mr. BELIN - Will you state what you saw, what you did, and what you heard?
Miss ADAMS - I watched the motorcade come down Main, as it turned from Main onto Houston, and watched it proceed around the corner on Elm, and apparently somebody in the crowd called to the late President, because he and his wife both turned abruptly and faced the building, so we had a very good view of both of them.
Mr. BELIN - Where was their car as you got .this good view, had it come directly opposite your window? Had it come to that point on Elm, or not, if you can remember
Miss ADAMS - I believe it was prior, just a second or so prior to that.
Mr. BELIN - All right.
Miss ADAMS - And from our vantage point we were able to see what the President's wife was wearing, the roses in the car, and things that would attract men's attention. Then we heard---then we were obstructed from the view.
Mr. BELIN - By what?
Miss ADAMS - A tree. and we heard a shot, and it was a pause, and then a second shot, and then a third shot.
It sounded like a firecracker or a cannon at a football game, it seemed as if it came from the right below rather than from the left above. Possibly because of the report. And after the third shot, following that, the third shot, I went to the back of the building down the back stairs, and encountered Bill Shelley and Bill Lovelady on the first floor on the way out to the Houston Street dock.
Mr. BELIN - When you say on the way out to the Houston Street dock, you mean now you were on the way out?
Miss ADAMS - While I was on the way out.
Mr. BELIN - Was anyone going along with you?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir; Sandra Styles.
Mr. BELIN - Sometime after the third shot, and I don't want to get into the actual period of time yet, you went back into the stockroom which would be to the north of where your offices are located on the fourth floor, is that correct?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir; that's correct.
Mr. BELIN - When you got into the stockroom, where did you go?
Miss ADAMS - I went to the back stairs.
Mr. BELIN - Are there any other stairs that lead down from the fourth floor other than those back stairs in the rear of the stockroom?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Those stairs would be in the northwest comer of the building, is that correct?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct.
Mr. BELIN - You took those stairs. Were you walking or running as you went down the stairs?
Miss ADAMS - I was running. We were running.
Mr. BELIN - What kind of shoes did you have on?
Miss ADAMS - Three-inch heels.
Mr. BELIN - You had heels. Now, as you were running down the stairs, did you encounter anyone?
Miss ADAMS - Not during the actual running down the stairs; no, sir.
Mr. BELIN - After you left the Scott Foresman office and went into the stock-room, did you see anyone until you got to the stairs on the fourth floor other than the person you were with?
Miss ADAMS - Outside of our office employees; no.
Mr. BELIN - Would these office employees that you might have seen, all be women?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Then you got to the stairs and you started going down the stairs. You went from the fourth floor to the third floor?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct?
Mr. BELIN - Anyone on the stairs then?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Let me ask you this. As you got to the stairs on the fourth floor, did you notice whether or not the elevator was running?
Miss ADAMS - The elevator was not moving.
Mr. BELIN - How do you know it was not moving on some other floor?
Miss ADAMS - Because the cables move when the elevator is moved, and this is evidenced because of a wooden grate.
Mr. BELIN - By that you mean a wooden door with slats in it that you have to lift up to get on the elevator?
Miss ADAMS - Yes.
Mr. BELIN - Did you look to see if the elevator was moving?
Miss ADAMS - It was not; no, sir.
Mr. BELIN - It was not moving?
Miss ADAMS - No.
Mr. BELIN - Did you happen to see where the elevator might have been located?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - As you got to the third floor, did you take a look at the elevator again at all, or not, if you remember?
Miss ADAMS - I can't recall.
Mr. BELIN - As you got off the stairs on the third floor, did you see anyone on the third floor?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Then you immediately went to the stairs going down from the third to the second?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct.
Mr. BELIN - As you ran down the stairs, did you see anyone on the stairs?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - All right. You got down to the second floor. Did you see anyone by the second floor?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Did you immediately turn and run and keep on running down the stairs towards the first floor?
Miss ADAMS - Yes.
Mr. BELIN - When you got to the bottom of the first floor, did you see anyone there as you entered the first floor from the stairway?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Who did you see?
Miss ADAMS - Mr. Bill Shelley and Billy Lovelady.
Mr. BELIN - Where did you see them on the first floor?
Miss ADAMS - Well, this is the stairs, and this is the Houston Street dock that I went out. They were approximately in this position here, so I don't know how you would describe that.
Mr. BELIN - You are looking now at a first floor plan or diagram of the Texas School Book Depository, and you have pointed to a position where you encountered Bill Lovelady and Mr. Bill Shelley?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct.
Mr. BELIN - It would be slightly east of the front of the east elevator, and probably as far south as the length of the elevator, is that correct?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN - I have a document here called Commission's Exhibit No. 496, which includes a diagram of the first floor, and there is a No. 7 and a circle on it, and I have pointed to a place marked No. 7 on the diagram. Is that correct?
Miss ADAMS - That is approximate.
Mr. BELIN - Between the time you got off the stairs and the time you got to this point when you say you encountered them, which was somewhat to the south and a little bit east of the front of the east elevator, did you see any other employees there?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Any other people prior to the time you saw them?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Now when you were running down the stairs on your trip down the stairs, did you hear anyone using the Stairs?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Did you hear anyone calling for an elevator?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Did you see the foreman, Roy Truly? Did you see the superintendent of the warehouse, Roy S. Truly?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir; I did not.
Mr. BELIN - What about any motorcycle police officers?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Now what did you do after you encountered Mr. Shelley and Mr. Lovelady?
Miss ADAMS - I said I believed the President was shot.
Mr. BELIN - Do you remember what they said?
Miss ADAMS - Nothing.
Mr. BELIN - Then what did you do?
Miss ADAMS - I proceeded out to the Houston Street dock.
Mr. BELIN - That would be on this same diagram? It is marked Houston Street dock, and you went through what would be the north door, which is towards the rear of the first floor, is that correct?
And down some stairs towards the rear of the dock?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct.
Mr. BELIN - Where did you go from there?
Miss ADAMS - I proceeded--which way is east and west?
Mr. BELIN - East is here. East is towards Houston, and west is towards the railroad tracks. You went east or west? Towards the railroad tracks or towards Houston Street?
Miss ADAMS - I went west towards the tracks.
Mr. BELIN - How far west did you go?
Miss ADAMS - I went approximately 2 yards within the tracks and there was an officer standing there, and he said, "Get back to the building." And I said, "But I work here."
And he said, "That is tough, get back." I said, "Well, was the President shot?" And he said, "I don't know. Go back." And I said, "All right."
Mr. BELIN - Then what did you do?
Miss ADAMS - I went back, only I went southwest.
Mr. BELIN - Well, did you come back by way of the street, or did you come back the same entrance you went out?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - You went back in through the front entrance, through the front of the building?
Miss ADAMS - Well, I didn't go back in right away.
Mr. BELIN - What did you do then? There is a street that would be a continuation of Elm Street that goes in front of the building, and Elm Street itself angles into the freeway. Did you go back either of those streets?

Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir. I went by the one directly in front of the building.
Mr. BELIN - What did you do when you got there?
Miss ADAMS - When I got there, I happened to look around and noticed several of the employees, and I noticed Joe Molina, for one, was standing in front of the building, and also Avery Davis, who works with me, and I said, "What do you think has happened?"
And she said, "I don't know."
And I said, "I want to find out." I think the President is shot.
There was a motorcycle that was parked on the corner of Houston and Elm directly in front of the east end of the building, and I paused-there to listen to the report on the police radio, and they said that shots had been fired which apparently came either from the second floor or the fourth floor window, and so I panicked, as I was at the only open window on the fourth floor.
Mr. BELIN - Did they say second floor or second floor from the top?
Miss ADAMS - It said second floor. So then I decided maybe I had better go back into the building, and going up the stairs---
Mr. BELIN - Now at this time when you went back into the building, were there any policemen standing in front of the building keeping people out?
Miss ADAMS - There was an officer on the stairs itself, and he was prohibiting people from entering the building, that is correct. But I told him I worked there.
Mr. BELIN - Did he let you come back in?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Then what did you do ?
Miss ADAMS - Following that, I pushed the button for the passenger elevator, but the power had been cut off on the elevator, so I took the stairs to the second floor.
Mr. BELIN - You then went all the way back to the northwest corner of the building and took the same set of stairs you had previously taken to come down, or did you take the stairs by the passenger elevator?
Miss ADAMS - By the passenger elevator.
Mr. BELIN - Do those stairs go above floor 2?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir; they didn't.
Mr. BELIN - What did you do when you got to the second floor?
Miss ADAMS - I went into the Texas School Book Depository office and just listened for a few minutes to the people that were congregating there, and decided there wasn't anything interesting going on, and went out and walked around the hall to the freight elevator meaning the one on the northwest corner.
Mr. BELIN - Would it have been the west or the east? The one nearest the stairs or the other one?
Miss ADAMS - Yes; the one nearest the stairs.
Mr. BELIN - Then what did you do?
Miss ADAMS - I went into the elevator which was stopped on the second floor, with two men who were dressed in suit and hats, and I assumed they were plainclothesmen.
Mr. BELIN - What did you do then?
Miss ADAMS - I tried to get the elevator to go to the fourth floor, but it wasn't operating, so the gentlemen lifted the elevator gate and we went out and ran up the stairs to the fourth floor.
Mr. BELIN - Then you went back to the Scott Foresman Company offices?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Now trying to reconstruct your actions insofar as the time sequence, which we haven't done, what is your best estimate of the time between the time the shots were fired and the time you got back to the building? How much time elapsed? If you have any estimate. Maybe you don't have one.
Miss ADAMS - I would estimate not more than 5 minutes elapsed.
Mr. BELIN - Is there any particular reason why you make this estimation?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir; going down the stairs toward the back, I was running. I ran to the railroad tracks. I moved quickly to the front of the building, paused briefly to talk to someone, listened only to the report of the windows from which the shot supposedly was fired, and returned to the building.
Mr. BELIN - How long do you think it was between the time the shots were fired and the time you left the window to start toward the stairway?
Miss ADAMS - Between 15 and 30 seconds, estimated, approximately.
Mr. BELIN - How long do you think it was, or do you think it took you to get from the window to the top of the fourth floor stairs?
Miss ADAMS - I don't think I can answer that question accurately, because the time approximation, without a stopwatch, would be difficult.
Mr. BELIN - How long do you think it took you. to get from the window to the bottom of the stairs on the first floor?
Miss ADAMS - I would say no longer than a minute at the most.
Mr. BELIN - So you think that from the time you left the window on the fourth floor until the time you got to the stairs at the bottom of the first floor, was approximately 1 minute?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, approximately.
Mr. BELIN - As I understand your testimony previously, you saw neither Roy Truly nor any motorcycle police officer at any time?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct.
Mr. BELIN - You heard no one else running down the stairs?
Miss ADAMS - Correct.
Mr. BELIN - When you got to the first floor did you immediately proceed to this point where you say you encountered Mr. Shelley and Mr. Lovelady?
Well, you showed me on a diagram of the first floor that there was a place which was south and somewhat east of the front part of the east elevator that you encountered Truly and Lovelady?
Miss ADAMS - I saw them there.
Mr. BELIN - I mean; you saw them?
Miss ADAMS - Yes.
Mr. BELIN - Would that have been a matter of seconds after you got to the bottom of the first floor?
Miss ADAMS - Definitely.
Mr. BELIN - Less than 30 seconds?
Miss ADAMS - Yes.
Mr. BELIN - Do you know, or did you know Lee Harvey Oswald either by sight or by name?
Miss ADAMS - I didn't know Lee Harvey Oswald, per se. I didn't know his name. I recognized him after I saw him on television, as having been with some men, but I had no dealing with him.
Mr. BELIN - By that, you mean having been employed with some men by the Texas School Book Depository?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct.
Mr. BELIN - During the trip down the stairs on the way down did you ever encounter Lee Harvey Oswald?
Miss ADAMS - No, sir.
Mr. BELIN - Is there any other information that you can think of that might be relevant to anything, connected with the assassination?
Miss ADAMS - At the time I left the building on the Houston Street dock, there was an officer standing about 2 yards from the curb, and about from the curb across the street from the Texas School Depository, and about 4 yards from the corner of Houston and Elm, and when we were running out the dock, going around the building, the officer was standing there, and he didn't encounter us or ask us what we were doing or where we were going, and I don't know if that is pertinent.
Mr. BELIN - No one stopped you from getting out of the building when you left?
Miss ADAMS - That's correct.
Mr. BELIN - That is helpful information. Is there any other information you have that could be relevant?
Miss ADAMS - There was a man that was standing on the corner of Houston and Elm asking questions there. He was dressed in a suit and a hat, and when I encountered Avery Davis going down, we asked who he was, because he was questioning people as if he were a police officer, and we noticed him take a colored boy away on a motorcycle, and this man was asking questions very efficaciously, and we said, "I guess he is maybe a reporter," and later on on television, there was a man that looked very similar to him, and he was identified as Ruby.
And on questioning some police officer, they said they had witnesses to the fact that he was in the Dallas Morning News at the time. And I don't know whether that is relevant or what.
Mr. BELIN - That is all right, we want to get that information down. Was this before you got back in the front door of the building that you saw this?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir; while I was standing by the motorcycles.
Mr. BELIN - Is there anything else?
Miss ADAMS - That is all, I believe.
Mr. BELIN - Miss ADAMS, you have the opportunity if you would like, to read this deposition and sign it before it goes to Washington, or you can waive the signing of it and just let the court reporter send it directly to us. Do you have any preference?
Miss ADAMS - I think I will let you use your own discretion.
Mr. BELIN - It doesn't make any difference to us. If it doesn't make any difference, we can waive it and you won't have to make another trip down here.
Miss ADAMS - That is all right.
Mr. BELIN - We want to thank you for your, cooperation. We know that it has taken time on your part. Would you also thank your employer?
Miss ADAMS - Yes, sir.

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NEWSREPORT......Police are investigating a third person in relation to the disappearance of Juanita Nielsen

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Juanita Nielson’s disappearance is a puzzle.  There have been numerous investigation regarding the way Juanita disappeared and so will

The Kings Cross Sting.

More than a quarter of a century later Juanita’s exact fate is still unknown.  It is a virtual certainty as I have read about this disappearance that Juanita was probably murdered on or about July 4 1975.  The time, manner and place of her body are still unknown.

Three men were eventually charged with her abduction in 1977.  Two served a total of five years and one was acquitted. However in new evidence there was a third person that has not been identified as yet.

Many people have written books about the mysterys of the disappearance of Juanita Nielsen now it has been identified a 3rd person was present.

Can we locate the third person?

You may be a visitor to Kings Cross or someone that is intrigued by the Kings Cross Underbelly.  Juanita Nielsen a journalist in her own right, having a newspaper called NOW that was putting pressure at the time for going on's in Kings Cross.

Just like the King Cross Sting the newspaper by Juanita was written about the Kings Cross area.

Juanita went missing from the now Empire Hotel back then it was the Carousel Club near the corner of Roslyn Street Kings Cross her last known place as Juanita was seen..

Disappearance of Juanita

On the 4 July, 1975, Nielsen went to the Carousel Club in Kings Cross in order to discuss advertising for the club in Nielsen's newspaper, Now.  She had been invited there by Edward Trigg, an employee of the club.  The club was one of a number of bars and strip clubs owned by Abe Saffron, who is alleged to have been a major figure in Sydney Organised Crime, and it was managed by James Anderson, who, as a later investigation revealed, owed AUD 260,000 (about AUD 1.5 million in 2005 money to Frank Theeman.  Did Juanita go missing through the Victoria Development that eventually was built, or was it for another reason that did not come to be apparent until later.

Before June 1975 the Carousel had no connection with Juanita or NOW, but that month Anderson initiated contact by sending Nielsen an invitation to attend a press night at the club on June 13.  According to the Sydney Morning Herald, she would not normally have been invited because NOW did not give free publicity to commercial ventures.  In the event, Juanita did not attend and both Crawford and Trigg have claimed that Anderson was "furious"  about her non-appearance.  Juanita had not followed the setup.  This was one point where it would push for an error?

A few days later Trigg instructed the Carousel's PR man Lloyd Marshall to invite Juanita to a meeting at the Camperdown Travelodge, supposedly to discuss advertising related to landscaping, but Nielsen's then boyfriend later recounted that Juanita became suspicious and refused to attend.

On June 30, four days before the Carousel appointment, Trigg and another man, Carousel Barman Shayne Martin-Simmonds, called at Juanita's house 202 Victoria Street Potts Point.  This visit was about inquiring about advertising the Carousel's businessmen's lunches in NOW.  Juanita normally didn't touch the commerical side of the business.  It was later claimed that Trigg and Martin-Simmonds intended to seize Juanita when she opened the door, but their plan was foiled when her friend David Farrell answered the door instead.  The two men played out their rehersed story, but Nielsen was listening in the next room and after they left she was complimented Farrell on his handling of the query, teasing him by saying she might send him out on the road to sell advertising in NOW.

Interviewed by police on 6 November 1977, Martin-Simmonds confirmed that the advertising story was a ruse and that their actual intention was to kidnap Juanita if she was alone and take her to see "people who wanted to talk to her".  He said that he and Trigg intended to:

.Just grab her arms and stop her calling out, no real rough stuff, no gangster stuff.  We thought that just two guys telling Nielsen to come would be enough to make her think if she didn't come.  She might get hurt otherwise.  The interview talked about when she came into the room, one of us would be standing there and the other one would come up behind her and just quietly grab her by the arms and maybe put a hand over her mouth or a pillowslip over her head." This was the talk but really what happened we still need to find out.

According to her friend David Farrell, Juanita was by then seriously concerned that her activism was putting her in danger.  Nielsen mentioned her fears to Farrell about two weeks before her disappearance and she arranged to keep him regularly informed of her whereabouts.

Juanita was reporting on the Victoria Street Green Ban issues which had dominanted her paper NOW for a while.  Juanita was also finding out about the illegal casino's and gambling that come to her notice.  Many other issues Juanita was working on that were illegal or corruption that existed.  Carousel receptionist Loretta Crawford claims that Trigg instructed her to call Juanita on the night on Thursday July 3 to set up a meeting at the club for the following morning.  Crawford now claims that she knew that the advertising story was just bullshit.  The Club didn't advertise in local newspapers, it was doubtful that Juanita would attend due to this.  Loretta was surprised that Juanita kept the appointment.

At 10.30am on Friday 4 July Juanita telephoned David Farrell to tell him that she was running late or the meeting.  As reported by Crawford when Juanita arrived she proceeded to the landing on the first floor where Crawford's reception desk was located.  Crawford offered her a seat and a cup of coffee.  Juanita remarked that she had had a "hard night" and suffering from the hung over affects.  Juanita didn't get to drink the coffee because Trigg arrived.  Crawford said that she noted that he was on time, which she thought unusual since he was often late.  Juanita and Trigg exchanged greetings on the landing and went upstairs to Trigg's office.

At this point the accounts of what happened have changed over the years.  In the Sydney Morning Herald in 2001 Crawford made claims that she had called Jim Anderson at his home in Vaucluse, told him that Juanita had arrived and that he was "quite pleased" by the news.  Crawford was adamant that she was in no doubt whatsoever that Anderson was at his home in Vaucluse. Jim Andersons car was found to be at the Sydney Airport with two parking tickets.  The phone could've had call forward on the telephone line?  Crawford had no doubt that Anderson was at his home in Vaucluse-- not in Surfer's Paradise, as he has always claimed.

In statements given to the police Trigg and Crawford said that Nielsen had left the club alone, although in 1976 Crawford changed her story to say that Nielsen and Trigg left together.  Nielsen was not seen again.  I note all of these people were not Abe Saffron, it could be a group unbeknowns to Saffron or the ownership of the club.  Nielsen's handbag and other effects were discovered on 12 July, abandoned near a freeway in Sydney's western suburbs.

New Zealand born transvestite Monet King (who was then called Marilyn King), the former boyfriend of Trigg, told one journalist that Trigg had returned home on 4 July with blood on his clothes.  A piece of paper in his pocket, which was later used by police as evidence before the coronial inquest, also had blood on it.  Was this blood had dna tested?  DNA could solve this disappearance?

This was supposedly a receipt signed by Nielsen for advertising money paid by Trigg.  King said that Trigg threw out the shirt, and the portion of the paper with blood on it.  King never gave testimony to the police or the coronial inquiry.

Why not, did King not give evidence?

In the late 1977, Trigg and two other employees at the Carousel Club were arrested and charged with conspiring to kidnap Nielsen.  Trigg was imprisoned for three years, one other man was imprisoned for two years and the third was acquitted.  However, it was still unclear what had actually happened to Nielsen.

After the death of James Anderson in 2003, Crawford changed her story again.  She claimed that she had seen Nielsen's body in the storeroom below the club, with Trigg and two other men standing over her.  She saw that one of the men was holding a gun, and Nielsen's body had a small bullet wound.  Other ideas were that Nielsen had left the Carousel Club meeting someone to enter the Lido Motel in Roslyn Street Kings Cross.  Three men were their, one Fred Krahe with two other bouncers or heavies were some of the reports.  Ideas?  Someone must've seen what happened.

Even that Jim Anderson had left his car at the Airport picking up a Yellow Mustang that was later seen in the Kings Cross area where Juanita was last seen.

Nielsen's body has never been found.  Many have thought it was dumped out to sea, others believe it is in the Blue Mountains.

The obvious motive for Nielsen's presumed murder is her opposition to the Victoria St development.  However there have also been claims that she was working on an expose about vice, corruption and illegal gambling in the Cross.  Her then boyfriend John Glebe gave evidence that Juanita had told him about receiving telephone threats and he also testified that she carried cassette tapes in her handbag.  According to Glebe, Juanita had told him about that the tapes could "blow the top off" an issue she was working on.  These would expose the principals involved in Sydney's illegal gaming industry.

The investigation by the police and by the coronial inquiry was reported and I believe this was the most indepth information.

If you know of what happened then call Crimestoppers.

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9 March 1998

THE STATE OF TEXAS

Affidavit

County of Travis

1.    My name is A. Nathan Darby. I am a resident of Austin , Texas ,
and I am fully competent to make this affidavit.

2.    I have been active in law enforcement for many years, starting
with the Texas Department of public Safety as a State Trooper in 1938.
I then served with the Austin , Texas Police Department from October
1940, and including my military service, I was with the Austin Police
Department until my retirement in August 1979. During that period of
service, I rose to the rank of Lieutenant-Commander. I am presently an
expert in fingerprint identification, and I hold the designation of
Certified Latent Fingerprint Examiner (#78-468), which is issued by
the Internal Association for Identification, pursuant to the attached
Exhibit DAN #1.

3.    I first became interested in fingerprint work in 1942. My direct
work in fingerprint identification began soon after, during my
military service. I joined the U.S. Army in October 1943 and graduated
from Officer Candidate School as a lieutenant in February 1945. I was
immediately put in charge of preparing a fingerprint identification
system for the Philippine Commonwealth. For my work of setting up
their Central Fingerprint Bureau, I was awarded the Philippine
Military Merit Medal, the Philippine Commonwealth's highest non-combat
award for foreign military personnel. The United States Army also
awarded me the Army Commendation Medal. This achievement was further
recognized in the 1946 textbook, Lectures in Fingerprints by Fred C.
Luchico, then Chief of the Identification Division with the Department
of Justice, where he states that I "provided a modern, current, and
complete fingerprint file for the Philippine Commonwealth." By 1946 I
had risen to the rank of Captain. When my tour of Duty was completed
in the Philippines , I returned to the Austin Police Department in
November 1946.

4.    On 1 January 1948 I was promoted to sergeant and assigned to the
Identification Section of the Austin Police Department. On 7 July 1953
I was promoted to lieutenant. In 1956, I was made supervisor of the
four employees of Identification and Criminal Records Section of the
Austin Police Department. At this time I handled the classification of
176,000 cards and expanded the section to fourteen employees, training
and supervising all personnel. In 1970, I worked on advanced record-
keeping with the Kodak Miracode system and developed the fingerprint
and photograph coding method for the system. During this time I also
served on the board of directors of the Texas Division of the
International Association for Identification. I hold an Advanced
Certificate in Law Enforcement and an Instructor Certificate from the
Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. I have been a member of the Texas
Division of the International Association for Identification since
November, 1946.

5.    Since 1949, I have testified in numerous cases in the State and
Federal Courts about fingerprint identification. This testimony
included the preparation of latent charts as exhibits. There was never
a mistrial or appeal based on my testimony. Attached is Exhibit DAN#2.
This exhibit shows the opinions of two District Judges, Travis
County , Texas regarding my testimony experience.

6.    Fingerprints are an important part of law enforcement because no
two prints are alike. Although no person has been able to calculate
the likelihood of a mismatch with statistical certainty, the courts
accept the admissibility of evidence from fingerprints. Human
fingerprints are from unique ridges, which are useful for gripping and
holding. An inked fingerprint is the reproduction of the ridges of the
finger. An inked fingerprint is provided by putting black ink on the
finger and then placing the finger on a suitable contrasting
background surface, such as white paper. A latent fingerprint is the
production of ridges when the finger has been placed on a surface. The
ridges of the finger leave a residue, body fluids, and chemicals on
the surface touched. The latent prints are recovered and compared to
the inked prints.

For an expert to identify a latent print with an inked print, matching
formations must be found on both prints. The ridge lines between the
matched formation are then counted. This ridge count must be the same
count for both the latent and the ink print. There is no fixed
documented limit on how many matching points must be made. The
identifying marks on the Ink print and the latent print are then
marked and numbered. A conclusion and identification is then made
based on the location of the characters on the prints, their
formation, and the ridge count between them.

7.    Recently I received a photocopy of an inked print along with a
photocopy of a latent print from [ Texas researcher]. After careful
and extended examination of the inked print photocopy and the latent
print photocopy given to me, I have their identifying characteristics
marked and numbered. The inked print is Exhibit DAN #3, and the latent
Print is Exhibit DAN #4.

8.    In addition to exhibit DAN#3 and exhibit DAN#4, [researcher]
gave me a photocopy of a standard form fingerprint card. This is
exhibit DAN#5. Exhibit DAN#5 is from an unknown source and has
fingerprints of an unknown person to me. The space#10 on exhibit DAN#5
is the same inked print as DAN#3. Space #10 on exhibit DAN#5 is the
space used for the left little finger. There are other indications
that the print in space #10 on Exhibit DAN#5 is the left little
finger.

9.    Based on my comparison, I conclude that the unknown person to me
who produced the inked fingerprint Exhibit DAN#3 produced the latent
print Exhibit DAN#4, and produced the print in space #10 on exhibit
DAN #5.

/s/ A. Nathan Darby

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12 day of March, 1998.

/s/ [not easily read]

Notary Public for Texas

Juanita Nielsen sent a message from the grave...OMEGA...Time.....