Oswald And David Ferrie Seen Together By Dallas Cab Driver

[Duncan MacRae]

Oswald And David Ferrie Seen Together By Dallas Cab Driver

[Michael T. Griffith]

Oswald's repeated association with David Ferrie is one of the Rosetta Stones of the assassination. It is often overlooked that a former INS agent confirmed Oswald's association with Ferrie.

Orest Pena reported that on several occasions he saw Oswald speaking with FBI Cuban specialist Warren de Brueys, with David Smith at the Customs office, and with Wendell Roache at the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) office in New Orleans.

Pena was not always consistent in his accounts, but Roache confirmed Pena’s account about seeing Oswald in the New Orleans INS office when Roache was interviewed by the Church Committee. Roache said that he had “frequently” seen Oswald in the INS office and that Oswald even had an office there.

Roache stated in another Church Committee interview that during INS surveillance, Oswald was seen going into the offices of David Ferrie’s anti-Castro group in New Orleans, and that “Oswald was known to be one of the men in the group.”

I discuss this and other evidence of the Oswald-Ferrie connection at length in A Comforting Lie: The Myth That a Lone Gunman Killed President Kennedy.

[John Corbett]

Oswald's repeated association with David Ferrie is one of the Rosetta Stones of the assassination. It is often overlooked that a former INS agent confirmed Oswald's association with Ferrie.

Orest Pena reported that on several occasions he saw Oswald speaking with FBI Cuban specialist Warren de Brueys, with David Smith at the Customs office, and with Wendell Roache at the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) office in New Orleans.

Pena was not always consistent in his accounts, but Roache confirmed Pena’s account about seeing Oswald in the New Orleans INS office when Roache was interviewed by the Church Committee. Roache said that he had “frequently” seen Oswald in the INS office and that Oswald even had an office there.

Roache stated in another Church Committee interview that during INS surveillance, Oswald was seen going into the offices of David Ferrie’s anti-Castro group in New Orleans, and that “Oswald was known to be one of the men in the group.”

I discuss this and other evidence of the Oswald-Ferrie connection at length in A Comforting Lie: The Myth That a Lone Gunman Killed President Kennedy.

You seem to waffle back and forth between Oswald being a patsy and him being a participant in a conspiracy. I guess you're just hedging your bets. Unfortunately, you failed to cover the correct one.