Southwestern Publishing Doors Locked, Someone Inside. With View of Elm Street.
OK, here is just a speculative post--but puzzling.
Geneva Hine worked accounts and phones at the TSBD.
Testimony to WC---
After the shots 11/22 Hines---
"went down it to Southwestern Publishing Co. door and I tried their door and the reason this was because those windows face out.
Mr. BALL. On to Elm?
Miss HINE. Yes ; and on to the triple underpass.
Mr. BALL. I see.
Miss HINE. And there was a girl in there talking on the telephone and I could hear her bu
GJ--
As always, great to get a response from you.
Yes there was a direct eyewitness, recorded by WC testimony, that a woman in the SW Publishing office would not answer her door, even to urgent knocking and shaking of the door, in the immediate aftermath of the JFKA.
The SW room had an open window onto the motorcade route. Carol Hughes was reportedly in the office, and she left the TSBD one hour later (you can't make this up) unsearched.
Yes-siree, the JFKA had been all wra