Judyth Vary Baker

All right, so now I'm with Lee, and Lee says, look, we've got to get you out of the YWCA. You don't want to be with the strippers. That's when he put me in this place. He called ahead of time, and he thought, boy, he shouldn't have done it. He said, I've got a very pretty girl here, and she's a very nice girl. Where's the best place I can put her?

All right, so now I'm with Lee, and Lee says, look, we've got to get you out of the YWCA. You don't want to be with the strippers. That's when he put me in this place. He called ahead of time, and he thought, boy, he shouldn't have done it. He said, I've got a very pretty girl here, and she's a very nice girl. Where's the best place I can put her?

All right, so now I'm with Lee, and Lee says, look, we've got to get you out of the YWCA. You don't want to be with the strippers. That's when he put me in this place. He called ahead of time, and he thought, boy, he shouldn't have done it. He said, I've got a very pretty girl here, and she's a very nice girl. Where's the best place I can put her?

And when they named the place, he knew it was a good place, but no head change. The guy on the other end thought he meant he was trying to put somebody in who was a high-class prostitute. Poor Lee. He didn't mean that at all. It's just the way he worded it came out that way. Now I hate him. I'm out in the sidewalk being kicked out. You know, I hate him. I hate Robert Baker. I hate Dalton Ochner.

And when they named the place, he knew it was a good place, but no head change. The guy on the other end thought he meant he was trying to put somebody in who was a high-class prostitute. Poor Lee. He didn't mean that at all. It's just the way he worded it came out that way. Now I hate him. I'm out in the sidewalk being kicked out. You know, I hate him. I hate Robert Baker. I hate Dalton Ochner.

And when they named the place, he knew it was a good place, but no head change. The guy on the other end thought he meant he was trying to put somebody in who was a high-class prostitute. Poor Lee. He didn't mean that at all. It's just the way he worded it came out that way. Now I hate him. I'm out in the sidewalk being kicked out. You know, I hate him. I hate Robert Baker. I hate Dalton Ochner.

All the men in my life have ruined my father, got me out of the convent. You know, I am. Totally anti-human being male. And Lee has to deal with me. He feels very bad about what happened. Tries to make up for it. And finally moves me into this lady's house. And I have the front room, front apartment. And she is adorable.

All the men in my life have ruined my father, got me out of the convent. You know, I am. Totally anti-human being male. And Lee has to deal with me. He feels very bad about what happened. Tries to make up for it. And finally moves me into this lady's house. And I have the front room, front apartment. And she is adorable.

All the men in my life have ruined my father, got me out of the convent. You know, I am. Totally anti-human being male. And Lee has to deal with me. He feels very bad about what happened. Tries to make up for it. And finally moves me into this lady's house. And I have the front room, front apartment. And she is adorable.

She knew Lee from the time he was a little kid and went to Sunday school classes. And she taught arts and crafts and all this kind of thing. And he gave her a puppy. Anyway, to make a long story short, her name was Susie Hanover. She had a little girl that stayed that summer with her, her great-granddaughter, Claudia, who saw Lee there with me at that apartment so often a couple years ago.

She knew Lee from the time he was a little kid and went to Sunday school classes. And she taught arts and crafts and all this kind of thing. And he gave her a puppy. Anyway, to make a long story short, her name was Susie Hanover. She had a little girl that stayed that summer with her, her great-granddaughter, Claudia, who saw Lee there with me at that apartment so often a couple years ago.

She knew Lee from the time he was a little kid and went to Sunday school classes. And she taught arts and crafts and all this kind of thing. And he gave her a puppy. Anyway, to make a long story short, her name was Susie Hanover. She had a little girl that stayed that summer with her, her great-granddaughter, Claudia, who saw Lee there with me at that apartment so often a couple years ago.

She's on film and tape and everything. She saw Lee with me at my apartment so much, she thought he lived there. She's only one of many witnesses I have. All of that is ignored completely.

She's on film and tape and everything. She saw Lee with me at my apartment so much, she thought he lived there. She's only one of many witnesses I have. All of that is ignored completely.

She's on film and tape and everything. She saw Lee with me at my apartment so much, she thought he lived there. She's only one of many witnesses I have. All of that is ignored completely.

Yeah, tell me how many people carrying cameras around. Right. But also, Lee Oswald is pretending to be pro-Castro. He is protecting this group that's trying to create a biological weapon to kill Castro.

Yeah, tell me how many people carrying cameras around. Right. But also, Lee Oswald is pretending to be pro-Castro. He is protecting this group that's trying to create a biological weapon to kill Castro.

Yeah, tell me how many people carrying cameras around. Right. But also, Lee Oswald is pretending to be pro-Castro. He is protecting this group that's trying to create a biological weapon to kill Castro.

And they've done it over 600 attempts.

And they've done it over 600 attempts.