Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

Thank you. I'm your host, Jeff Crudell. Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the podcast.

Episode 114 is a continuation of what we started in

episode 113. This is the rest of the story of General Edwin Walker and the attempt on his life

in Dallas. So without further ado, let's listen to episode 114 of JFK, The Enduring Secret.

The Enduring Secret.

Came in through statements attributed to Lee Oswald's wife, who was still in seclusion, being questioned further by federal authorities.

She's reported to have told them that one night last April, Oswald returned home and boasted that he had shot at Walker.

There was such a shooting last April. That much is fact. Here is a police officer that night who rushed to Walker's home. He's examining the hole made in a window frame of Walker's

second floor study. The general was sitting at his desk making out his income tax return.

The bullet missed his head by inches, bore through a nine-inch wall, and settled in the adjoining room.

Walker was spattered by wood and glass splinters, but not seriously hurt.

Police here searching the yard the following morning determined the bullet came from a high-powered rifle not more than 75 yards away.

Just who fired it is not yet proven.

Here's what Walker said at the time.

And this is just further indications

that there is a threat to our individual rights and liberties. That was Walker last April 11th, the morning

after the apparent attempt on his life. He is quoted now as saying he knew nothing about

Oswald until Oswald was arrested in the killing of President Kennedy two weeks ago.

Oswald's mother said today she knew of no connection between her son and General Walker.

The mother also vowed her son's grave would not be moved, despite threats it might be desecrated.

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