Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

I'm your host, Jeff Crudell. Welcome back to the podcast.

I know it's been almost a week since our last episode.

Last Sunday, we produced episode two.

We changed venues, and we're now back in Sunny South Florida.

It took a few days out of the schedule to get back here and travel back to the Sunshine State.

But we've got our podcast capabilities set up now.

So we're ready for production, and episodes will resume this week.

South Florida is an interesting place for conspiracy theorists of the

JFK assassination. I grew up in this neck of the woods and it's rich in Cuban history. The story of

Cuba and the Cuban community of South Florida is fascinating all by itself, but that period of time

in Cuba and here in South Florida

played an integral part in the story surrounding the JFK presidency, and it also has mysterious

and deeper elements tied to the assassination itself. But like I've said so many times to you

already, you'll hear about that in another episode.

Right now, we're going to continue bringing you the Warren Commission narrative, the story in their own words that they've told the American public back in 1964.

This episode is mostly about Lee Harvey Oswald in his early years wandering all the way up to the day of the assassination.

So let's waste no more time and get going on episode three, the Warren Commission narrative, part two. As you might remember, we left off last week as Captain Fritz was making his way back from the Texas School Book Depository to the Dallas

Police Department offices. As Fritz and Day were completing their examination of this rifle

on the sixth floor, Roy truly, the building superintendent, approached with information which he felt

should be brought to the attention of the police.

Earlier, while the police were questioning the employees, truly had observed that Lee Harvey Oswald,

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