Post by Arjan Hut on Sept 5, 2019 6:14:02 GMT -5
See also:
201 Over half of the Doyle film
202 Negatives of the Doyle film
More on Walker:
8. The intact version of the Walker surveillance photo
9 The steel-jacketed 30.06 bullet retrieved from Edwin Walker's house
10 Walker Reports from the Dallas City/County Investigation Laboratory
12 The identity of the reporter asking the Walker-question on 23-11-1963
Young mister Doyle was not the only person who happened to catch the brawl between pro-Castro activist
Oswald and CIA-sponsored anti-Castro DRE members in New Orleans. John T. Martin, who had just been to
Dallas and filmed at the home of general Walker just happened to stumble upon the same scene. It was the
late Gary Mack, who secured the film for the Sixth Floor Museum from mr. Martin himself. Mack discouraged
researchers to contact Martin.
The film can be seen here.
201 Over half of the Doyle film
202 Negatives of the Doyle film
More on Walker:
8. The intact version of the Walker surveillance photo
9 The steel-jacketed 30.06 bullet retrieved from Edwin Walker's house
10 Walker Reports from the Dallas City/County Investigation Laboratory
12 The identity of the reporter asking the Walker-question on 23-11-1963
Young mister Doyle was not the only person who happened to catch the brawl between pro-Castro activist
Oswald and CIA-sponsored anti-Castro DRE members in New Orleans. John T. Martin, who had just been to
Dallas and filmed at the home of general Walker just happened to stumble upon the same scene. It was the
late Gary Mack, who secured the film for the Sixth Floor Museum from mr. Martin himself. Mack discouraged
researchers to contact Martin.
The film can be seen here.
