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[Gerry Down]

2 hours ago, Tom Gram said:

Yes, there was at least one internal memo exchanged with the FBI complaining about the WC bringing in independent experts. They were not thrilled. I found the memo I was thinking of, but I believe there was another one too. It’s pretty entertaining:

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=62314#relPageId=95

The FBI thought their experts were being questioned, and only went along with it because they had no choice. 

Thanks.

[Tom Gram]

5 hours ago, Jean Paul Ceulemans said:

It's this one I can not find (from your ref.)

Do you have a direct link to that ?

I am not used yet to the NARA archives... still learning

Oh, that's the CIA Oswald chronology that sources Pricilla McMillan's Marina & Lee to say that Marina and A.J. Hidell were listed on the application for P.O. Box 2915:

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=102294#relPageId=17&search="1993.08.17.17:12:36:750059"

For those weird non-RIF numbers the way to find them on MFF is doing a search and putting them in quotes like I did in the above hyperlink. Another good way to find them is by searching the NARA Excel database - since the weird numbers are listed in the subject line of actual RIFs, so by searching the NARA spreadsheets you can (usually) get the RIF number that was eventually assigned to the documents. 

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1 hour ago, Tom Gram said:

Oh, that's the CIA Oswald chronology that sources Pricilla McMillan's Marina & Lee to say that Marina and A.J. Hidell were listed on the application for P.O. Box 2915:

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=102294#relPageId=17&search="1993.08.17.17:12:36:750059"

For those weird non-RIF numbers the way to find them on MFF is doing a search and putting them in quotes like I did in the above hyperlink. Another good way to find them is by searching the NARA Excel database - since the weird numbers are listed in the subject line of actual RIFs, so by searching the NARA spreadsheets you can (usually) get the RIF number that was eventually assigned to the documents. 

Thanks, that's indeed a good way to find the items (text/quotes), I do that a lot when looking for numbered items in evidence.

I didn't realise I could do the same with this... oops.... never too old to learn  😃 

Looking forward to your next essay !