Denis Morissette

I received my tapes today. Sounds like the « Oswald interview” is a phone conversation between Martello and an HSCA employee who is writing down  a list of questions he has about Oswald. Maybe he wants the HSCA to investigate those questions. Nothing significant. The problem with some of those tapes is that not all the persons heard in those tapes are named, no date is given or the reasons for the recordings are given.

It could just be mislabeled. Maybe Robert Oswald. Or just maybe an interview about Oswald.

Waiting for this material to arrive soon!
 
HSCA-Interview with Jesse Edward Curry 

Gen. Edwin A. Walker: Message of the Week - November 22, 1976

Arlen Specter / Tomorrow Show Interview / Nixon Speeches / Harold Weisberg / Good Night America – 1974

Statements by Antonio Veciana on WCHT-TV 1977

HSCA-Interview with Ruben Duran
HSCA- Interview with Lydia Duran
HSCA-Interview with Horacio Duran

Gen. Edwin Walker Shooting - 1977. Possibly an HSCA interview 

William C. Sullivan Tapes

Interview with Oswald by Bob Buras and Lt. Francis Martello - 1978

Just received an HSCA interview with New Orleans FBI clerk William Walter who claimed in 1968 that while working the night shift on November 17, 1963 he received a teletype stating that there would be an assassination attempt in Dallas. This is an excerpt. I`m wondering if the HSCA talked to the colleagues Walter claim know that he did not make up this claim.
 

 

Another rare tape! WC attorney Burt W. Griffin reads the memos he wrote about the serious issues that happened when he took Dallas Police sergeant Patrick Dean. This is a 1964 recording from the Warren Commission files. Griffin did not believe Dean that Ruby had told him that he had considered on 11/22 killing LHO.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybV3FBYyP1g

All great questions, Larry. We received the tapes this morning. Alex Harris is very busy uploading all of them. Audio from November 22 through December 12, at least. About 200 individual audio all in all. He’ll eventually upload the recordings of the Russian embassy.

They were found by Alex Harris and I assisted him in obtaining them. Some are of November 22, 1963, but many of December 1963 will be posted first. So you will need to be patient. Alex indicates the date in each video he'll be posting. We don't know yet if there is any of Lee's visit. 

 

 

 

 

 

The Babushka Lady used a still-picture camera, so forget about a film.

 

2 hours ago, Jamey Flanagan said:

Thank you for sharing that correspondence with Gary Mack and for the article! That's the first real, solid info I've seen on the incident! I've read maybe two or three accounts in different books or forum posts but without solid corroboration you kinda have to take everything with a grain of salt.

To me, these eyewitness accounts and the newspaper article pretty much proves that it did happen, whether it's implications were sinister or innocent.

I agree 100. It looks like Laird chased the boy to get his picture. I doubt he was hurt that much since he already left. 

The story was not published in America. But it was in Toronto, Canada.

https://web.archive.org/web/20190608213030/http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/boy_chased.html

2 hours ago, Jamey Flanagan said:

Thank you!

One thing I found peculiar is that none of them mentioned something I've seen only a time or two in assassination literature.

I can't remember what area it was, maybe lemon or turtle creek or something like that, but supposedly there was a small incident where someone approached the limo and was shouting something and some took this later (in light of the events to unfold) to be the man trying to warn the president. Seems like some of the things I read said that a secret service agent tackled the guy or just grabbed him and pushed him back out of the way.

That was an incident witnessed by DMN photographer Joe Laird on Main Street. The story died on November 22, 1963 and I revived in 2000. I had Gary Mack working on it in 1991. 

 

Last time I renew my website was in 2019. https://web.archive.org/web/20190102160817/http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/

https://postimg.cc/47RVz6MT

15 hours ago, Pete Mellor said:

Wow Denis!  That's a massive collection, could easily cost me a lot of money!

Too dangerous though, my other half is still giving me grief for spending a grand on the W.C. set.

Sell it and buy my set. 😂

https://jfkassassinationfiles.wordpress.com/

54 minutes ago, Mark Ulrik said:

Rickerby?

Yes. His first one, I think.

I still a few to order. What is unfortunate is that they don’t know what the tapes contain. They do have a listing, but it often doesn’t match the content. They don’t have the interest in finding out since they specialize in non-JFK material. One could propose to volunteer to make a new inventory of their material, but the vast majority of people are too lazy or expect to be paid.

The Hargis audio is of very good quality. But the others I got are excellent. 

8 minutes ago, Pat Speer said:

Thanks, Denis. Is the Hargis/Penn Jones interview available online?

Regards, Pat

Not available online. I had to pay $50 for it from Baylor University. 

https://postimg.cc/2bHKf1RD

The camera used by the Babushka Lady is a still-picture camera as shown in an Allen photo. The original Allen negatives that were lost for nearly 50 years were found again. I received a copy of the original negative a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, even though the image is clearer, the definition of the copy I received is not very high, so I was unable to see more details than the copies that circulate on the web. 

It was great in the last few days to hear for the first time the voice of witness Richard Carr who witnessed the assassination from the Old Red Court Building. It’s an interview made on the same day as his testimony at the Clay Shaw trial. I also had the chance to listen to an interview with Phil Willis and his wife also made on the day of their testimony. Other audios I have heard: S.M. Holland's interview with a French documentary. I'm pretty sure it is the same team that produced the documentary below. Also, a Penn Jones interview with Bobby Hargis, probably 1968. I prefer the earliest interviews.

 

 

4 hours ago, Mike Aitken said:

Just my opinion but I don’t think Beverly Oliver looks anything like the babushka lady.  The babushka lady also appears to be much older, possibly in her fifties or sixties.

Not the Babushka Lady.

Many years ago I made a video with a few friends proving Oliver is not the BL.