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547Press choices: Policoff, p. 36.
A Likely Scenario
548Concerned with general welfare: http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1338&dat=19620510&id=xzJYAAAAIBAJ&sjid=SPcDAAAAIBAJ&pg=2728,2462469.
550No one has to direct an assassination: L. Fletcher Prouty, “An Introduction to the Assassination Business,” Gallery, September 1975, pp. 86–87.
554Evelyn Lincoln: letter in author’s files.
555RFK quote: Davis, p. 603.
CROSSFIRE: THE PLOT THAT KILLED KENNEDY
NAME AND SUBJECT INDEX
Compiled by Jim Marrs and Maritha Gan, with special thanks to Stan Szerszen
Abadie, William,
on Ruby’s racket connections, 378
Abrams, Gus W., 323, 326
Accardo, Anthony (Chicago gangster), 163–164, 373
Acoustical Studies, 61, 80–83, 339, 497–503, 540–541
Adams, Francis W. H. (WC assistant counsel), 461, 449
Adams, Victoria (witness), 44, 55–56, 314
Agnew, Spiro, 253
Alba, Adrian Thomas (New Orleans garage operator), 213
Alcock, James L. (New Orleans assistant district attorney), 480–481
Alderson, Lawrence M., 192–193
Aleman, Jose, 160
Alexander, Lucia, 5
Alexander, William (Dallas assistant district attorney), 388, 406, 448
Alik (Oswald’s name in Russian), 119
Allman, Pierce (journalist), 312
Alpha 66 (anti-Castro Cubans),
connection with Oswald, 140–142, 178, 238, 290
Alsop, Joseph (journalist), 68, 437
Altgens, James W. (Associated Press photographer and witness), 32–34, 45–47, 51, 57, 551
Alyea, Tom (newsman), 417
Anastasia, Albert, 156
Anderson, Jack (journalist), 296, 377, 385, 403
Andrews, Dean (New Orleans attorney), 469, 480
“Angel” or “Angelo.” See Odio, Silvia
Angel, Shari (Ruby stripper), 390, 394. See also Messrole, Bobbie Louise
Angleton, James Jesus (CIA chief of counterintelligence), 182, 537
and Nosenko (Soviet defector), 124–127
Angola State Prison, 145
Anti-Castro movement, 30, 89, 98–99, 103, 122, 128–129, 132, 135–144, 147–150, 159, 174, 175, 178, 182, 187, 188, 191, 196, 211, 217, 220, 221, 235, 237, 239, 240, 251, 252, 257, 260, 268, 290, 381, 382, 399, 466, 469, 472, 474, 483, 484, 488, 495, 517, 521, 523, 541, 548–551. See also Cuba
Applin, George J. (Texas Theater witness),
Ruby in theater, 341–342
Arbenz, Jacobo, 129, 170
Arce, Danny G. (witness), 26
Archaca-Smith, Sergio, 138, 472, 478
Archer, Don Ray, 405
Armstrong, Andrew (Ruby club employee), 398
Armstrong, John (author, Harvey & Lee: How the CIA Framed Oswald, 2003), 523–524
Arnold, Carolyn (witness). See aka Johnston, Carolyn
Arnold, Gordon (witness), 16, 79–80, 82, 310
ARRB, Assassination Records Review Board, 47, 71, 126, 134, 278, 362, 365, 460, 506–512, 514, 515, 542
ARTICHOKE (CIA behavior-modification program). See BLUEBIRD
Arvad, Inga, 206–207. See “Inga binga”
Aschkenasy, Ernest, 498–499
Assassination,
evidence, 278–279, 297, 348–349, 350, 366, 417–450, 542, 553
Assassination theories,
French connection, 192–199
Garrison investigation, 466–485
“one gunman” or more, 497–503
Russian link, 123–127
Single-bullet theory, 252, 316, 356, 362, 369, 424–425, 441, 443, 453, 455, 458–466
Triple Underpass theory, 57–63
“umbrella man,” 29–35, 323, 478, 495
Atkins, Thomas (White House photographer and filmmaker of The Last Two Days, 1963, witness), 15, 16
Attwood, William, 135
Auchincloss, Mrs. Hugh D. (aka Mrs. Janet Bouvier, Jacqueline Kennedy’s mother),
on being DeMohrenschildt’s friend, 264
Austin, Emory (witness), 331
Austin, Horace, 137
Autopsy of Kennedy, 351–356
Aynesworth, Hugh (Dallas journalist),
on Garrison bribe, 506
on Oswald’s Diary, 87
Ayers, Bradley E. (CIA officer), 182
Azcue, Eusebio, 185
“Babushka lady” (witness), 16, 35–37, 147, 167, 174, 302, 325, 389, 394, 534, 543. See also Oliver, Beverly
Baden, Michael, 460
“Badge man,”
evidence of uniformed officer on Grassy Knoll, 80–83
Bagshaw, Thomas (former Marine), 104
Bailey, Virgil (immigration officer ordered to pick up Frenchman), 197
Baker, Bobby. See Baker, Robert Gene
Baker, Judyth Vary (author, Me and Lee, 2010), 82, 143–148, 295, 414, 523, 532
Baker, T. L. (Dallas police lieutenant.), 321
Baker, Marrion L. (motorcycle police officer), 13, 52–56, 540
Baker, Mrs. Donald (witness), 27. See also Rachley, Virgie
Baker, Robert (Husband to Judyth Vary Baker), 147
Baker, Robert “Barney,” 375, 396
Baker, Robert Gene “Bobby” (trusted friend of LBJ), 273–275, 540
Baker, William, 428
Ball, Joseph A. (WC attorney), 41, 44, 58, 78–79, 252, 311, 331, 342, 408, 449, 461
Banister, Guy (New Orleans investigator and former FBI agent),
background of, 139, 220–221, 471, 540
Banister apparatus, 469
beats Jack Martin, 466
connections, 174, 188, 191, 220
death of, 139, 469, 474, 533
with Maurice Brooks Gatlin, 220, 471, 533
on Oswald, 174, 188, 191, 220–221
also mentioned on pgs. 98, 144, 146, 175, 239, 517
Barbee, Emmett, 230
Barger, James Dr., 339, 497–499
Barka, Mehdi Ben, 194
Barker, Bernard L. (Watergate burglar), 130, 138
Barker, Ma, 204
Barnes, Tracy (CIA officer), 129, 175
Barr, Candy, 376
Barrett, Robert (FBI agent), 510
Bass, Jettie, 325
Batista, Fulgencio, 127, 128, 136, 138, 158, 159, 174, 379, 474
Bauman, Robert E., 489
Baumgartner, Alan (funeral director), 527
Baxter, Charles Dr. (Parkland witness), 535
Bay of Pigs Invasion, 4, 7, 30, 109, 129, 131–134, 138–139, 142, 159, 173–175, 190, 220, 238, 251–252, 282, 284, 318, 441, 472, 484–485, 517, 549
Beavers, William R. Dr., 410
Beck, Dave (Teamsters official), 157
Becker, Edward,
on Marcello threat, 155
Beers, Jack (Dallas news photographer), 416
Behn, Gerald (Secret Service agent, White House detail), 225
Belin, David (WC attorney),
intimidation of witness, 449, 454
with Lawyers for Nixon, 252
on LBJ, 463
“Rosetta Stone” to the JFK assassination, 330
on TSBD crime scene rearranged, 416
also mentioned on pgs. 19, 336, 501
Belknap, Jerry Boyd (TSBD seizure victim), 42–43
Bell, Jack (press reporter, the New York Times, November 23, 1963), 276–277
Belli, Melvin (author, Dallas Justice, 1964), 398, 406
Belmont, Alan H., 535
Benavides, Domingo (Tippit witness),
on Oswald’s jacket, 336
Tippit shooting time, 338
also mentioned on pgs. 332–333, 533
Benavides, Eddie (brother to Domingo)
death of, 533
Bennett, Glen (Secret Service agent), 13
Bertrand, Clay (alias of Clay Shaw), 469, 474–475, 479–480
Bertrand, C
lem (alias of Clay Shaw), 479–480
Betson, Hugh Dr., 482
Betzner, Hugh W. (witness), 22–23, 74
Bewley, Paul (Fort Worth Police officer), 272
Bielaski, Alexander Bruce, 200
Biffle, Kent (Dallas journalist), 304, 322, 388
Billet, Myron Thomas, 391
Billings, Richard (associate editor, Life magazine), 545
Binion, Benny “Cowboy,” 325, 373
Bird, Christopher, 111
Bishop, Diane, 272
Bishop, Maurice (possible aka David Atlee Phillips), 140–142, 147, 188
Bissell, Richard M. Jr., 129–130
“Black dog man” (figure seen on Grassy Knoll), 74–75
Black, Hugo (Supreme Court Justice), 437
Blackwell, Tom (photo section)
Blakey, G. Robert (chief counsel and director for House Select Committee on assassinations, author, The Plot to Kill the President, 1981),
background of, 491
Backyard photographs, 433
association with CIA, 483, 493
“a cautious approach,” 502
connection to Mob, 159, 167, 325, 492
on Garrison prosecution, 482–483, 485
and HSCA, 491, 494–495, 497, 501–502
on RFK’s Organized Crime and Racketeering staff, 166–167
returns money to congress, 494
on “rigorous fact finding,” 495
on Ruby eliminating Oswald, 398
on Ruby’s Mob-connected trips, 380
on Santos Trafficante, 158, 380
on secrecy, 491–493
also mentioned on pgs. 155, 164, 460, 498, 499, 500
Blanch, Antonio Veciana (founder of Alpha 66), 140, 142, 147
Bloomfield, Louis Mortimer, 470–471
Bludworth, David (DeMohrenschildt), 266
BLUEBIRD, CIA behavior-modification program (see also 171
Bocognoni (possible French hit-man of 3 hit-man team who is said to have assassinated JFK), 197–198
Bogard, Albert G. (car salesman), 518–519, 533
Boggs, Hale (Warren Commission Member, father of Cokie Roberts)
death, 441, 534
as WC critic, 441, 445
as WC member, 441, 462, 504
also mentioned on pgs. 216, 448, 451
Bolden, Abraham (Secret Service agent), 225–226
Bonanno, Joseph (gangster), 156, 164, 296
Bonanno, Salvatore “Bill” (son of Joseph), 296
Bonaparte, Charles J., 200
Bonnie and Clyde, 204, 273
Bonventre, John, 156
Bookbinder, George, 111
Bookhout, James W. (FBI), 53–54
Boone, Eugene L. (Dallas Deputy Sheriff), 418–419
Booth, John Wilkes, 224
Boster, Eugene (White House Soviet Affairs Officer), 118
Boswell, J. Thornton Dr. (chief of pathology at Bethesda Naval Hospital), 368, 371
Botelho, James Judge (Oswald roommate),
on Oswald as American intelligence agent, 107–108, 180
Bothun, Richard O. “Dick,” (the Dallas Morning News, November 23, 1963-photo section)
Boudreaux, Mrs. Anne, 452
Bouvier, Jackie. See Kennedy, Jacqueline
Bouvier, John V. “Jack,” 258
Bouvier, Mrs. Janet (aka Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss),
on being DeMohrenschildt’s friend, 258
Bowen, John Howard (aka John Bowen), 189
Bowers, Lee Jr. (Railroad supervisor, witness),
sees men with radios, 77–79, 84
sees three men in RR car, 322, 533
Warren Commission, 453
Bowie, Jim (assistant DA), 408
Bowles, J. C. (Dallas radio room supervisor), 339
Bowley, T. F. (Tippit witness), 338
Bowron, Diana (Parkland nurse), 354
Boyle, Tony, 487
Braden, Jim (Mafia courier), 167, 327–329
Brading, Eugene Hale. See Braden, Jim
Bradlee, Benjamin (journalist), 537
Bradlee, Tony (sister of Mary Meyer), 537
Bradley, Edgar Eugene, 478
Brandt, Willy, 170
Branyon, John D., 214
Breen, James, 378
Brehm, Charles (witness), 16, 34, 35, 37, 63, 313, 452, 543
Breneman, Chester (Dallas surveyor), 433–435, 455, 511
Brennan, Howard Leslie (witness), 25, 26, 28, 309
Brennan, James (NYC attendance officer), 523
Brewer, Johnny (Oak Cliff shoe store manager), 340–342
Bright, H. R. “Bum” (Dallas Cowboys owner), 237
Bringuier, Carlos (head of the New Orleans Cuban Student Directorate), 137–139, 141, 145, 191, 220, 237
Bronson, Charles L. (witness), 21
Brooks, Jerry Milton (The Dallas Morning News, November 23, 1963), 220
Broshears, Raymond, 472
Browder, Edward (gun runner), 263, 379
Brown, Arnold (FBI special agent), 210
Brown, Earle V. (Dallas police officer), 61, 84
Brown, George (Brown & Root Construction), 261, 270
Brown, Herman (Brown & Root Construction), 261, 270
Brown, Joe B. Judge (Ruby’s trial), 406, 533
Brown, Madeleine Duncan (LBJ’s mistress, author, Texas in the Morning, 1977),
first meeting with Ruby, 375
LBJ’s foreknowledge, 278
Ruby’s early mention of Oswald, 388
also mentioned on pgs. 16, 394
Brown, Morgan, 328
Brown, Mrs. G. Stanley, 115
Brown, Pat, 248
Brugioni, Dino, 511–512
Bruneau, Emile, 137
Bruno, Jerry (White House aide), 226–227
Brutus (Julius Caesar, Shakespeare), 549, 555
Buccilli, Paul, 391
Buchanan, James P., 270
Bucknell, David (Marine buddy of Oswald), 102–103, 107–108
Bugliosi, Vincent (LA prosecutor, author, Reclaiming History, 2007), 460, 505–506, 531
Bundy, McGeorge, 462
Bundy, Vernon, 479
Burkley, George G. Dr. (JFK’s physician),
on conspiracy, 362, 367, 509
on Jackie’s request for Bethesda, 359
also mentioned on pg., 452
Burris, Howard Col. (LBJ’s military aide), 550
Burroughs, W. H. “Butch” (Texas Theatre employee),
on double entries, 342–343
also mentioned on pgs. 340, 453
Butler, Ed (New Orleans broadcaster), 138
Butler, George Lt. (Dallas police officer),
suspicions of, 373–374
also mentioned on pg., 452
Butler, Ron (FBI agent), 300–301
Cabell, Charles P. (Air Force Gen., brother of Dallas mayor Earle Cabell),
as Deputy Director of the CIA during the Bay of Pigs,
brands JFK a “traitor,” 7
death of, 534
fired by JFK, 7, 133
introduced by Clay Shaw, 472
also mentioned on pg., 131, 375, 549, 550
Cabell, Earle (Dallas mayor),
death of, 534
also mentioned on pgs. 7, 405, 549
Cabell, Mrs. Earle,
smelled gunpowder, 7, 14
Cabluck, Harry (news photographer), 305
Cadigan, James C (FBI fingerprint expert), 222, 349–350, 535, 543
Caldera, C. B. (Neely St. neighbor to Oswald), 392, 394
Callahan, Mike (Dallas Deputy Constable), 394
Calloway, Ted (witness), 331
Calvery, Mrs. Gloria (witness), 27, 46
Campbell, Don J. (advertising, Dallas Morning News), 315
Campbell, Judy (aka Judith Exner), 164
Campbell, Ochus V. (Texas Book Depository vice president), 26–27
Campisi, Joseph (alleged Dallas gangster), 376–377
CAP. See Civil Air Patrol
&n
bsp; Capone, Al (gangster), 371, 377
Caracci, Frank, 376
Carlin, Karen Bennett “Little Lynn,”
death of, 533
money order from Ruby, 389, 400–401
Carlos (Cuban exile mentioned by David Ferry), 472
Caro, Robert (author), 273
Carolla, Sam (gangster), 154–155
Carr, Richard Randolph (witness),
threats on, 20, 308–309, 543
also mentioned on pgs. 223, 453
Carr, Waggoner (Texas attorney general), 215, 252, 437, 445, 448, 465
Carrico, Charles J. Dr. (Parkland physician), 352, 368
Carswell, Daniel, 323
Carter, Amon Jr., 91–92, 323
Carter, Amon Sr., 377
Carter, Clifton C. (LBJ aide), 149, 273, 277, 294, 346, 348, 407, 429
Carter, George (police reporter, the Dallas Times Herald), 196, 215
Carter, John, 387
Carter, Tom, 209
Cary, Goerge L, 190
Cascio, Nick, 325
Cash, Ben (Dallas Deputy Constable), 394–395
Castro, Fidel,
assassination plots against, 133, 140–142, 146, 158–159, 165, 171, 173, 174, 181, 196, 220, 485
Bay of Pigs Invasion, 129–133
on JFK assassination, 135, 147–149, 412, 550
and organized crime, 159, 248, 377, 379, 381, 383
personal biography, 127–129
also mentioned on pgs. 4, 135, 138, 175, 240, 263, 284, 287, 290, 291, 322, 377, 382, 548
Castro, Juanita, 128
Catena, Gerardo, 156
Cellar (nightspot in Fort Worth), 272, 298, 401
Secret Service drinking, 229–234
Cellini, Dino, 158, 377
Cellini, Eddie, 158
Central Intelligence Agency. See CIA
Chagra, Jimmy, 326
Chagra, Joe, 326
Chamberlain, Neville, 31
Chaney, Alton, 178–179
Chaney, James M. (motorcycle officer), 12, 452, 534, 543
Charles, Clemard, 263
Chavez, Frank, 376
Cheasty, John Cye, 157
Cheek, Bertha, 387
Cheramie, Rose (aka Melba Christine Marcades)
foresees assassination, 386–389
also mentioned on pgs. 394, 533
Chetta, Nicholas (New Orleans coroner), 534
Chism, John A. (witness), 28–29
Chism, Mrs. John A. (witness), 28
Chrisman, Fred Lee, 323
Christian, John, 297–298, 302, 550
Chotiner, Murray, 247–248
Church Committee Investigation, 178, 532, 534
Churchill, Winston, 470
CIA (Central Intelligence Agency),
and anti-Castro Cubans, 138–140
and the Bay of Pigs 129–138