Judyth Vary Baker

I've got the documents of so much of this stuff because I was able to pick up this stuff before because of certain names. They've lost track of important names and released stuff they shouldn't have, and then we can make the links, okay? And I knew the names, and these guys have forgotten. Like I say when I've mentioned a lot, okay, is Raul Aparicio. They released...

I've got the documents of so much of this stuff because I was able to pick up this stuff before because of certain names. They've lost track of important names and released stuff they shouldn't have, and then we can make the links, okay? And I knew the names, and these guys have forgotten. Like I say when I've mentioned a lot, okay, is Raul Aparicio. They released...

I've got the documents of so much of this stuff because I was able to pick up this stuff before because of certain names. They've lost track of important names and released stuff they shouldn't have, and then we can make the links, okay? And I knew the names, and these guys have forgotten. Like I say when I've mentioned a lot, okay, is Raul Aparicio. They released...

Hundreds of pages on him because they didn't realize how important he was. They forgot all about him. All right. It turns out to be very important to prove that Lee Oswald actually went to Mexico City. All right. We're talking about Lee Oswald trying to get out of the Soviet Union. He's got to have enough money to get his wife out and his child.

Hundreds of pages on him because they didn't realize how important he was. They forgot all about him. All right. It turns out to be very important to prove that Lee Oswald actually went to Mexico City. All right. We're talking about Lee Oswald trying to get out of the Soviet Union. He's got to have enough money to get his wife out and his child.

Hundreds of pages on him because they didn't realize how important he was. They forgot all about him. All right. It turns out to be very important to prove that Lee Oswald actually went to Mexico City. All right. We're talking about Lee Oswald trying to get out of the Soviet Union. He's got to have enough money to get his wife out and his child.

So you ask for a State Department loan, and small print says you have to be a bona fide good citizen of the United States to get this loan. So we had a six-page document, one, two, three, four, five, six pages, okay? And they were on the Internet, but since I mentioned it, they have scrubbed it, okay? But I've got the copies.

So you ask for a State Department loan, and small print says you have to be a bona fide good citizen of the United States to get this loan. So we had a six-page document, one, two, three, four, five, six pages, okay? And they were on the Internet, but since I mentioned it, they have scrubbed it, okay? But I've got the copies.

So you ask for a State Department loan, and small print says you have to be a bona fide good citizen of the United States to get this loan. So we had a six-page document, one, two, three, four, five, six pages, okay? And they were on the Internet, but since I mentioned it, they have scrubbed it, okay? But I've got the copies.

They're too precious for me to brought with me because I don't know, you know. But they were in the National Archives. A lot of this stuff has been filched. So here we have six pages. It says, Oswald, you make this application just like this passport application to fill out. And it all goes well. You know what he was on page five. What did you do for your employer in the Soviet Union?

They're too precious for me to brought with me because I don't know, you know. But they were in the National Archives. A lot of this stuff has been filched. So here we have six pages. It says, Oswald, you make this application just like this passport application to fill out. And it all goes well. You know what he was on page five. What did you do for your employer in the Soviet Union?

They're too precious for me to brought with me because I don't know, you know. But they were in the National Archives. A lot of this stuff has been filched. So here we have six pages. It says, Oswald, you make this application just like this passport application to fill out. And it all goes well. You know what he was on page five. What did you do for your employer in the Soviet Union?

The entire page is blank. They still get some money.

The entire page is blank. They still get some money.

The entire page is blank. They still get some money.

It's completely blank. Now, was he really pro-Soviet? When we're in New Orleans, he's pretending to be pro-Castro. We're not going to have a picture of a guy pretending to be pro-Castro with me who wants to go and kill Castro. Are you kidding?

It's completely blank. Now, was he really pro-Soviet? When we're in New Orleans, he's pretending to be pro-Castro. We're not going to have a picture of a guy pretending to be pro-Castro with me who wants to go and kill Castro. Are you kidding?

It's completely blank. Now, was he really pro-Soviet? When we're in New Orleans, he's pretending to be pro-Castro. We're not going to have a picture of a guy pretending to be pro-Castro with me who wants to go and kill Castro. Are you kidding?

It's the last thing you're going to do. Right. All right. But on the other hand, he's pretending to be pro-Castro, and that's how so easy to frame him.

It's the last thing you're going to do. Right. All right. But on the other hand, he's pretending to be pro-Castro, and that's how so easy to frame him.