Photocopy of a criminal intelligence report of information received from detective P. M. Parks. Parks received the information that Johnny O'Dell, an employee of Lone Star Hill & Lumber Company, has said that someone should shoot Kennedy between the eyes.
Property clerk's invoice or receipt of the $42 dollars on Jack Ruby's person confiscated by Lt. Swain and Lr. Smart. It also includes a handwritten note by C. N. Dhority dated 12/07/1963 reading: "case filed hold."
Carbon copy of report by L. C. Graves regarding Oswald firing his rifle on the Sportdome gun range. L. C. Graves interviewed Dr. Homer Wood and his son, Sterling Charles Wood, who visited the gun range on the 16th of November and observed Lee Harvey Oswald shooting in another booth.
Carbon copy of report by L. C. Graves regarding Oswald firing his rifle on the Sportdome gun range. L. C. Graves interviewed Dr. Homer Wood and his son, Sterling Charles Wood, who visited the gun range on the 16th of November and observed Lee Harvey Oswald shooting in another booth.
Carbon copy of report by L. C. Graves regarding Oswald firing his rifle on the Sportdome gun range. L. C. Graves interviewed Dr. Homer Wood and his son, Sterling Charles Wood, who visited the gun range on the 16th of November and observed Lee Harvey Oswald shooting in another booth.
Photocopy of a typed interrogation of Karen Lynn Bennett, also known as Little Lynn, who worked as a stripper at the Carousel Club. In the interrogation, she answers questions regarding Jack Ruby's sexual encounters, Jack Ruby's friends, and her relationship with Jack Ruby.
Memorandum which reads: "2 sets photos (11 each set) given Paton Glasscach of DPS - NW Highway ps Chief Curry via chief GLL. Lt Day. 12-7-63 6 sets given to Chief Lunday by K. P. Knight."
Photocopy of an office memorandum addressed to Captain W. P. Gannaway of the Special Service Bureau in Dallas, Texas. In the memorandum, detective B. E. Shaffer states that James Hosty of the FBI contacted the department to request information about John Edward Joyner.
Photocopy of an office memorandum addressed to Captain W. P. Gannaway of the Special Service Bureau in Dallas, Texas. The memorandum lists charges pressed against Jack Ruby, which date from February 4th, 1949 to November 24th, 1963.
Photocopy of an office memorandum addressed to Captain W. P. Gannaway of the Special Service Bureau in Dallas, Texas. In the memorandum, Bob K. Carroll states that a confidential informant said Lee Harvey Oswald applied for employment at the Allright Parking System two weeks prior to the assassination of President Kennedy.
Receipt by property clerks of forty-two dollars in dollar bills. Money on an invoice was recounted after FBI agents found that numbers exceeded the indicated total.
Receipt by property clerks of forty-two dollars in dollar bills. Money on an invoice was recounted after FBI agents found that numbers exceeded the indicated total.
Receipt by the property clerk of forty-seven pictures, two magazine ads, and a resume of qualifications. These items were received of B. J. Smith on the 2nd of December, 1963.
Receipt by the property clerk of forty-seven pictures, two magazine ads, and a resume of qualifications. These items were received of B. J. Smith on the 2nd of December, 1963.
Photocopy of receipt by the property clerk of property from 2515 W. 5th Street. The items were received from J. P. Adamcik, G. F. Ross, H. M. Moore, and R. S. Stovall. The items include pictures, magazine ads, and handwritten resume of qualifications. Lee Harvey Oswald once owned these items.
Photocopy of receipt by the property clerk of items belonging to Mrs. Ruth Paine. Items were received from R. S. Stovall and G. F. Rose. The items include maps, index folder boxes, phonograph records, movie film, and flash bulbs.
Form for submission of evidence to the Crime Scene Search Section of the Identification Bureau in Dallas, Texas. Items submitted included four copy negatives. Copies were released to Warner on December 5th, 1963.
Property clerk's invoice or receipt of postcards addressed to Captain Fritz. The items were received of M. Johnson #879 and filed under the Oswald Case.
Carbon copy of report by L. C. Graves on his actions following the murder of President Kennedy. Graves was called to duty on November 22nd, 1963 and interviewed Helen Markham regarding the facts of the shooting. She gave an affidavit. An affidavit was also given by Mrs. Mary E. Bledsoe.
Carbon copy of a report made to Chief J. E. Curry by H. M. Hart. The report states that Patrolman James M. Chaney spoke to Jack Ruby on November 23rd. Chaney had known Jack Ruby for several years.
Supplement written by L. C. Graves. Graves contacted Mr. Thomas Murphy, who worked at the Union Terminal and walked down the railroad tracks to see the parade. Murphy was unaware that the shooting was occurring.
Supplement written by L. C. Graves. Graves contacted Mr. Thomas Murphy, who worked at the Union Terminal and walked down the railroad tracks to see the parade. Murphy was unaware that the shooting was occurring.
Supplement written by L. C. Graves. Graves contacted Mr. Thomas Murphy, who worked at the Union Terminal and walked down the railroad tracks to see the parade. Murphy was unaware that the shooting was occurring.
Supplement written by L. C. Graves. Graves contacted Mr. Thomas Murphy, who worked at the Union Terminal and walked down the railroad tracks to see the parade. Murphy was unaware that the shooting was occurring.
Supplement written by L. C. Graves. Graves contacted Mr. Thomas Murphy, who worked at the Union Terminal and walked down the railroad tracks to see the parade. Murphy was unaware that the shooting was occurring.
Microfilm copy of a supplementary offense report which clears the murder of J. D. Tippit with the arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald. The report goes on to note that Lee Harvey Oswald was murdered by Jack Ruby. The document is blurry and thus largely illegible.
Photocopy of a newsletter article titled "Reactions on the Death of the President." A discussion of the President's assassination, including first reactions and implications, is made.
Photocopy of a newsletter article titled "Reactions on the Death of the President." A discussion of the President's assassination, including first reactions and implications, is made.
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