Re: Bullets, Magic & other

On May 20, 12:31=A0am, yeuhd <NeedlesWax...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On May 19, 8:30=A0am, thaliac...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
>
> > How did he know so soon that Oswald was in Ferrie's Air Patrol Unit?
> > Oswald was some unknown loner that no-one remembered meeting
> > (apparently) Please explain.
>
> Don't know where you get this "unknown loner that no-one remembered
> meeting". HSCA investigators circa 1978 found a number of Civil Air
> Patrol members who remembered Oswald; doubtlessly memories were even
> better in 1963. That Oswald had a member of the Civil Air Patrol in
> New Orleans was re****ted in that city within hours of his arrest on
> November 22, along with every other scrap of information about
> Oswald's life in New Orleans that could be dug up by re****ters. The
> New Orleans newspapers re****ted his CAP member****p on the morning of
> November 23, meaning it was known to the NO media by the afternoon/
> evening of November 22 and on local radio and television.
>
> Jack Martin told the FBI (FBI Record 124-10053-10253, interview on
> November 25, 1963, pp. 1-2) that when he was watching TV in New
> Orleans after the assassination, one of the local people being
> interviewed about Oswald said he believed Oswald had been in the Civil
> Air Patrol with David Ferrie. When Martin heard this, he said he
> =93flipped=94 and started putting two and two together. Ferrie and
Martin
> used to be friends before they became enemies, and Martin recalled
> that Ferrie had once told him he taught the CAP cadets how to shoot
> weapons.
>
> (The Mary Ferrell site has this do***ent, but the server appears to be
> down at the moment, so I can't post the link here.)

Sorry, that story is an unlikely one. I would like to see this TV
interview that mentions David Ferrie. Have you seen it?