Warren Commissio
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共 377 题- INVESTIGATION OF
- THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY
- UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
- WASHINGTON, D.C.
- U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON: 1964
- CHIEF JUSTICE EARL WARREN, _Chairman_
- J. LEE RANKIN, _General Counsel_
- Preface
- Contents
- EXHIBITS INTRODUCED
- Hearings Before the President's Commission
- Assassination of President Kennedy
- TESTIMONY OF PAUL M. RAIGORODSKY
- Mr. RAIGORODSKY. She did it at the peril of her life----
- Mr. RAIGORODSKY. And be a member, because----
- Mr. RAIGORODSKY. That's a question----
- Mr. JENNER. What are her views with respect to----
- Mr. JENNER. What did he say--when you said, "Why didn't you shoot him?"
- Mr. DAVIS. Would you say he is very distinct----
- Mr. JENNER. Now. I have your file----
- JdM:cp
- Dictated by Mr. de Menil over the telephone from New York."
- It begins, "Dear Paul," and is signed by "Geo. De M."
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. THOMAS M. RAY (NATALIE)
- I believe Mr. Rankin sent you a letter last week?
- Mr. LIEBELER. And your last name is----
- TESTIMONY OF THOMAS M. RAY
- Mr. LIEBELER. That is just----
- TESTIMONY OF SAMUEL B. BALLEN
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. LYDIA DYMITRUK
- Mr. JENNER. You are a citizen----
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. When I came to United States----
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. He just like to help. That's all----
- Mrs DYMITRUK. Yes; I met her at George's house----
- Mr. JENNER. Told you about----
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. And she asked me----
- Mr. JENNER. English-language and Russian-language dictionaries----
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. So, it was on Tuesday early in the morning----
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. She said, "well, yes?"
- And I said, "Where is he?"
- I said, "Well, okay. Let's go to the hospital."
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. So--and she said that the baby had 103----
- She said, "Well, all right."
- So, it was about 10 o'clock or 10:30----
- I went to the Parkland Hospital.
- Mr. JENNER. So, she was neat, the apartment was neat and clean----
- Mr. JENNER. The doctor or the attendant said----
- I said, "Is it possible to find somebody else right now?"
- Mr. JENNER. You and Marina and the baby then drove to----
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. Yes; and she said, "Well, I'm sorry. I can't help it."
- I said, "Well, I'm sorry. We have to go home."
- She said, "Yes."
- She said, "Yes; but wait just a minute when my husband will be back."
- I said, "Okay."
- So he came home and first he was eating----
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. She want to go but he----
- He said, "No."
- And she said, "Well, how do you live then?"
- He said, "Well, friends helping me."
- And Marina--she was behind me--and she says, "What a liar!"
- Mr. JENNER. Did he hear her say that--is what I'm----
- So, that piece of paper--he received some kind of paper----
- I didn't like that at all. I was disgusted.
- Mr. JENNER. You were disgusted----
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. I was disgusted with him [laughing]----
- So, I saw her shopping----
- And I just saw her from far--and I said, "Marina?"
- I said, "Okay."
- Mrs. DYMITRUK. Oh, yes. And she said, "Do you see anything on me?"
- I said, "Well, I don't know."
- She said, "Well, I expect another baby."
- I said, "What you mean--not everything?"
- Mr. JENNER. It's your viewpoint about----
- TESTIMONY OF GARY E. TAYLOR
- Mr. TAYLOR. Alexandra Romyne----
- Mr. TAYLOR. They explained to us that----
- Mr. TAYLOR. Explained to my wife----
- Mr. TAYLOR. We----
- Mr. JENNER. When you say "them," you mean----
- Mr. JENNER. Is it a distinct impression or----
- Mr. JENNER. Was he always transported, or did he come----
- And, at any rate, we went to Fort Worth----
- Mr. JENNER. And it had to be some time after----
- Mr. TAYLOR. Yes; and some of the "M" as in "Mary."
- I don't know if they took that ride over there with us or not.
- Mr. JENNER. But they were political----
- Mr. JENNER. I had concluded you were speaking of prior to----
- Mr. JENNER. Was he mild-mannered, or----
- Mr. JENNER. Now, this is what you were told and heard while you were----
- Mr. JENNER. When you say "her," which----
- Mr. TAYLOR. That is her married name--Jeanne's married name to----
- Mr. TAYLOR. And----
- Mr. TAYLOR. Yes; to age 14. On a visit to Mrs. Tilton's home----
- TESTIMONY OF ILYA A. MAMANTOV
- I should also say to you, Mr. Mamantov--have you had 3-days' notice?
- Mr. JENNER. All right, that was your first----
- Mr. JENNER. That was a half hour ahead of the time----
- Mr. MAMANTOV. This was approximately, I would say----
- Mr. JENNER. Your answer was "yes?"
- Mr. JENNER. She did not know----
- Mr. MAMANTOV. "What are they going to do with me now?"
- Mr. JENNER. "What are they going to do with me now?"
- Mr. MAMANTOV. What are they going to do with me now?"
- Mr. MAMANTOV. I don't remember----
- Mr. JENNER. And there was yourself--and anybody else present----
- Mr. MAMANTOV. Mr. Bouhe----
- Mr. MAMANTOV. De Mohrenschildt has the same or a little bit low----
- Mr. MAMANTOV. Now, she told my mother-in-law----
- Mr. MAMANTOV. Wait just a second----
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. DOROTHY GRAVITIS
- I was educated in Russia, in Moscow.
- Mr. BELIN. And you came to----
- Mrs. GRAVITIS. If I said to----
- TESTIMONY OF PAUL RODERICK GREGORY
- Mr. LIEBELER. And you never had any reason to think that----
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. HELEN LESLIE
- TESTIMONY OF GEORGE S. DE MOHRENSCHILDT
- Mr. JENNER. They don't go around making official----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. And what date by----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. My father was----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. You entered the institute of----
- Mr. JENNER. Well, you received----
- Mr. JENNER. And you received a----
- Mr. JENNER. No; you entered----
- Mr. JENNER. Now,----
- Mr. JENNER. You just don't have----
- Mr. JENNER. I mean did you enter into----
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. JENNER. With the advent of the war in Europe, did you----
- Mr. JENNER. You have some----
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. JENNER. Had you----
- Mr. JENNER. Well, on your way to Mexico----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. And on the way back then from Aransas Pass----
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. When you got back to the United States----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. Do you recall making a loan at the----
- Mr. JENNER. All right. You came to Texas----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Came to Texas----
- Mr. JENNER. You entered----
- I was the only one left, you see. So I said fine, stop it.
- I said, "Eddie, how about it?"
- And he said, "George, I am ready. I am tired of Merrill Lynch."
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- TESTIMONY OF GEORGE S. DE MOHRENSCHILDT RESUMED
- Mr. JENNER. And Ed Hooker's wife was----
- Mr. JENNER. You----
- Eventually, after my wife and I got divorced----
- But her husband, Dr. Denton----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. And eventually----
- Mr. JENNER. I want to get the countries now. Cuba----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Cuba, Mexico, Ghana----
- Mr. JENNER. Tell us about that. That was for----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. So your ex-wife, Dorothy Pierson----
- And then the judge said, "Well, you go with your mother to France."
- And, finally, she eloped from school----
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. She went to school, to Tucson, to study----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. She changed her name----
- Mr. JENNER. What is----
- Mr. JENNER. After she married Kearton----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. Well, is he an aggressive----
- Mr. JENNER. Have you----
- I said, "No."
- He said, "Well, that is what the United Nations stands for."
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- And he said, "I think that sounds like a good idea."
- Mr. JENNER. Representing----
- Mr. JENNER. Whether they pay you or not----
- Mr. JENNER. You say "we."
- So I said, "All right, I will go with you."
- And I said to Jeanne, "By God, they look like American boys."
- He said, "I am too busy today, I cannot do anything for you."
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. When you completed that trip----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- I am a member of American Association of Petroleum Geologists.
- I am a member of the Dallas Society of Petroleum Geologists.
- Mr. JENNER. Now we have you in 1962. Your wife went back to work for----
- I know them all very well. They are very decent people, all of them.
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Well, she is----
- Mr. JENNER. He is a native American. And she is----
- Mr. JENNER. Having in mind this group of people----
- Mr. JENNER. In that connection, there are two----
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. Communists are----
- Mr. JENNER. Well, you are prone to be a little----
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. You are a man--I will put it this way----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. He is----
- Mr. JENNER. And you do not----
- Mr. JENNER. This was after----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. The first time----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. That was the first you ever knew anything at all about----
- Mr. JENNER. You have----
- Mr. JENNER. When you reached home, you reported on this----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. All right, tell us the circumstances----
- So I said, "You cannot stand for that. You shouldn't let him beat you."
- And she said, "Well, I guess I should get away from him."
- I said, "If you don't behave, I will call the police."
- Well, he said, "I will get even with you."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Ray. She moved to Ray's house, and then----
- Mr. JENNER. And had discussed it----
- Mr. JENNER. You have a definite----
- TESTIMONY OF GEORGE S. DE MOHRENSCHILDT RESUMED
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. That is, it was your thought----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Yes; he was not----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. I do not----
- Mr. JENNER. Well, it might have been----
- Mr. JENNER. And what was----
- Mr. JENNER. Yes; they were people----
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. Did you notice----
- Mr. JENNER. You saw that your remark to him----
- Mr. JENNER. Do you recall an occasion when you came to their home----
- Mr. JENNER. Now he says it was on February 23, 19----
- Mr. JENNER. "My conquest of Anna Tachina, a girl from Riga."
- Mr. JENNER. If it is not the same document----
- Do I have to read that? Frankly, it is very----
- TESTIMONY OF GEORGE S. DE MOHRENSCHILDT RESUMED
- Mr. JENNER. As having occurred----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. She said we were the only ones----
- I am not defending myself for having seen them. But that is a fact.
- Mr. JENNER. To you, I appreciate that. I am trying to find out----
- I am curious, but it doesn't mean anything--it is too far removed.
- Mr. JENNER. And your----
- Mr. JENNER. Did he take some additional----
- Mr. JENNER. So when you read that article----
- And he said, "I guess that is the name."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Yes; but it contains all the facts----
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. In the upper right-hand corner----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. It shows the possibility for----
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "New resorts."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "New resort, Chou-Chou Beach."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "Oil possibilities on this island."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. No. Just "oil possibilities."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "Our Shada concession."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "Brown and Root built this dam."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "Oil possibilities."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "Ibolele Hotel."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "Oil possibilities."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Well----
- I have in my possession a letter from the minister of mines which--
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "Haitian Holding Company."
- Mr. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. "August 1, 1962."
- TESTIMONY OF JEANNE DE MOHRENSCHILDT
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. And in order to support yourselves----
- I said, "Now, you learn."
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- I saw quite a lot.
- Mr. JENNER. Don't you have a brother by the name of----
- Mr. JENNER. Engaged in----
- Mr. JENNER. And your daughter who was born to you in New York City----
- Mr. JENNER. She was--her given name was----
- I said, "Are you kidding me?"
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- She asked, "What do you think of him?"
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- TESTIMONY OF JEANNE DE MOHRENSCHILDT RESUMED
- Mr. JENNER. And your employment in Dallas was----
- Mr. JENNER. And that----
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. Your friend----
- Mr. JENNER. Mr. Bouhe did give you money----
- Mr. JENNER. Now----
- Mr. JENNER. Well----
- Mr. JENNER. You made----
- Mr. JENNER. Give me your opinion of----
- And as she told me, "In the American Ambassador's face in Moscow."
- He said, "Here is your passport, now I am going to be a Soviet citizen."
- And I said, "How come you are back?"
- He said, "I didn't find what I was looking for."
- Mr. JENNER. What did she say? You see----
- Mrs. DE MOHRENSCHILDT. Absolutely. Because we never had----
- Mr. JENNER. You got there. Now, just relax----
- Mr. JENNER. You say----
- Mr. JENNER. Are you aware of the letter----
- Mr. JENNER. You found her, while you knew she was a pharmacist----
- Mr. JENNER. That if there was need for additional money----
- She said, "Don't ever mention it to me again. We have a reason."
- I said, "What are the reasons?"
- She said, "I cannot tell you."
- TESTIMONY OF RUTH HYDE PAINE
- Mr. JENNER. You mentioned 1947 yesterday. Was that a----
- Mr. JENNER. And you also attended----
- Mr. JENNER. This was a private----
- Mrs. PAINE. Yes; I believe so. And----
- Mr. JENNER. Tell me what you understand----
- Mr. Rankin said: "That is on November 1?"
- She said: "Yes."
- Mr. JENNER. Is it further away than the----
- Mr. JENNER. Than the market of which you spoke where you took Lee to----
- Mrs. PAINE. I was under the impression----
- Mrs. PAINE. April 24, to the best of my recollection. I can't think----
- Mrs. PAINE. Well, I recall specifically----
- Mrs. PAINE. Yes; and I think I have testified that----
- Mr. JENNER. Understand in the sense that it might be something----
- I came--perhaps I should interrupt here.
- Mr. JENNER. She said----
- Mrs. PAINE. On the 22d of February, and from this----
- Mrs. PAINE. Yes. Then there is an entrance on----
- Then there was an entry referring to the Oswalds----
- Mrs. PAINE. Yes. The next entry----
- There is an entry on the 22d of November "9:15 a.m., Lynn Lollar."
- There is also in pencil----
- Mrs. PAINE. There is an entry on November 5, "Vine Clinic 12 o'clock."
- Mr. JENNER. I am not trying to get the exact date. I am really----
- Mr. JENNER. And during the course of that conversation, go on----
- Mr. JENNER. Because----
- TESTIMONY OF RUTH HYDE PAINE RESUMED
- Mrs. PAINE. This is in New York City. And----
- Mr. JENNER. And his telephone number----
- Mrs. PAINE. Yes. She turned to this portion----
- Mr. JENNER. I assume that means Russian language----
- I realize that when you reached your home he was out on the front lawn.
- Mrs. PAINE. My vocabulary----
- Mrs. PAINE. I recall some reference to----
- Mr. JENNER. And was it at the time, or just right----
- Mr. JENNER. But that was----
- Mr. JENNER. Having that----
- Mrs. PAINE. It sounds like a very valid description----
- Mr. JENNER. Was that an English-Russian, or just----
- Mr. JENNER. And----
- TESTIMONY OF RUTH HYDE PAINE RESUMED
- Mr. JENNER. So that the space west----
- Mr. JENNER. And did you have occasion----
- Mrs. PAINE. Right here in the middle of this----
- Mr. JENNER. I'll get that out of your way----
- Mrs. PAINE. Well, there were several times--I don't----
- LITERATURE
- TESTIMONY OF AGENT JOHN JOE HOWLETT
- TESTIMONY OF RUTH HYDE PAINE RESUMED
- Mrs. PAINE. Well----
- Mrs. PAINE. I asked John Thorne----
- Mrs. PAINE. (Read instrument referred to.)
- TESTIMONY OF MICHAEL R. PAINE
- Mr. LIEBELER. Now----
- Mr. LIEBELER. Now----
- Mr. LIEBELER. You never placed another pipe----
- Mr. PAINE. [Marking.]
- Mr. LIEBELER. The witness has sketched----
- Mr. LIEBELER. Let me show you a----
- Mr. PAINE. Yes; that is a good----
- Mr. LIEBELER. And you think that appears to be thicker----
- Mr. LIEBELER. You did picture more than one tube----
- Mr. LIEBELER. When you say----
- Mr. LIEBELER. This is what----
- Mr. PAINE. These expanding rods that are----
- Mr. PAINE. That is right. Went back to the lab and then----
- Mr. LIEBELER. Was he practicing on the station wagon or----
- Mr. PAINE. Yes; he may have celebrated the next day but----
- Mr. LIEBELER. Did she----
- TESTIMONY OF RAYMOND FRANKLIN KRYSTINIK
- Mr. LIEBELER. Did Oswald tell you----
- Mr. KRYSTINIK. No. His only comment was that, "I am a Marxist."
- Mr. LIEBELER. Did you have the impression----