I'm John Batchel with Paul Gregory, the author of The Oswald's.

This is an untold account of Marina and Lee Oswald and Marguerite Oswald, and Robert Oswald, the other brother, and John picks the half-brother.

But it's also the story of how the Gregory family stood up to an unprecedented amount of scrutiny in the Warren Commission.

All their names are in the Warren Commission.

The investigation, the conspiracy thinking, the blame shifting that went on for decades now continues about the Dallas Russians.

But it comes down to motive, Paul.

And Sherlock Holmes World, you need a weapon, you need opportunity, and you need a motive.

What was the motive to your reasoning all these decades later?

You knew all the principles, Paul, and they're all gone but you.

And Marina. Marina, who won't talk to you, who will not talk.

You will not talk, yeah.

The motive, I think, is fairly simple, and it's, it's well known, but there is a sort of sub-motive,

which I'll say a word or two about.

The motive was that Lee Harvey, I said, of sub-motive, which I'll say a word or two about.

The motive was that Lee Harvey Oswald, from his early years on, living with his mother,

had been told, you are special.

You have a destiny to fulfill.

The world is against you.

I'm warning you it's going to be a tough life and we are not going to be treated favorably in life. You're going to have a tough life.

Everybody's against you.

Lee somehow, even though he was disrespected, you're going to have a tough life, everybody's against you.

Lee somehow, even though he was dyslexic, was a voracious reader. And he read biographies, he read a lot of marks and Lenin and things like that.

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