Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

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

Today's episode is episode 25.

Episode 25 is a continuation of episode 24, where we began an intense review of the interrogation of

Lee Harvey Oswald. In episode 24, you heard the testimony of Will Fritz, the head of the

Homicide Bureau for the Dallas Police Department. Now, in this episode, we're going to review

the reports that were turned in by

the FBI, the Secret Service, and the Postal Inspection Service. I don't want to sway you,

but I will say pay special attention to what's in the Secret Service reports and the Postal

Inspection Report. The FBI reports are good, too. If you like digging for gold,

these very tedious discussions, which are, again, almost about an hour, have about three or four

things in them that really make a difference. You'll also hear the suspect lie on multiple occasions.

No doubt for most people, that has an impact on what they think in regards to his ultimate involvement in what happened on that day.

So, without further ado, let's listen to Episode 25.

We're going to start today by looking at the various statements made by the FBI agents about the interrogation.

Those statements were labeled number one through number five.

I'm sure they were made as a single combined submission of all the FBI officers present at a given meeting.

An individual report for each individual interrogation, rather than the submission of separate

reports by each of the officers. Obviously, that avoids any conflict in what the individual

officers might have reported separately. Let's go through each one of the five reports.

Take notes if you can. Remember, you are the jury here.

I'll read this in the first person. Captain Fritz had been previously interviewing Lee Harvey Oswald

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