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on the Grassy Knoll, following the description of its route
according to the testimony of Lee Bowers Jr.
to his coworker, who now works in the North
tower, would pass the rear entrance to the
Two cars
make-shift garage, and then pass the TSBD load-
fled from
ing dock on Houston St and then pass the load-
the Parking
ing dock on the same street from the Dal-Tex
Lot behind
Building and then have an easy drive away from
the fence
the assassination site and northward to the sub-
and around
urbs of Dallas.
the rear of
the TSBD
Furthermore, I think that the man Roger Craig
saw (oswald or whoever) was able to exit the TSBD
Craig state-
unnoticed by coming down the freight elevator and
ment coincides out the loading dock, or the make-shift garage then
with possible
cross the street amidst the other panicked spectators
Oswald escape onto the knoll and then down the knoll to where the
route
man was waiting in the Nash Rambler.
Craig was there on November 22, 1967 while I
Craig saw
took pictures of the memorial service. He was accomp-
another
anying Penn Jones and he pointed out, to both Penn and
withess
me, a man, a negro about 22 years old, who Craig said
was definitely a witness to the assassination on the
corner of Main and Houston Sts. Penn asked this boy
his name and he said Charles Denman. The boy denied
having been a witness to the assassination but Craig
was positive. I have three different pictures of this
boy which I will send you.
hot There 11/22/6?)
e) Behind the Pergola on the end closest to the TSBD and
not the end at the Parking lot behind the fence there
H W crisberg
is a small wooden shack. There are probably tools and
Small Wooden
equipment inside for Dealey Plaza maintenaone workers
Shack
or possibly a heating unit or the like. But there is
1) Ther shack na,
a door on both the Nest and East side of this small
shack miding in it ofqperson orarifle is not at
and UT mor put
all impossible, The doors were all rather worn when I
hile in iT. ) have
first visited the spot four weeks ago but on my trip
a week ago one of the doors had been replacedwith
pictures.
2 new and sturdy one, both are well padlocked.
3) I think I have covered all of the points of this physical
examination of the area but : do feel that much can be developed about
the possible exits and entrances which night have been used. Nith the
testimoay of some witnesses as support and the probability of various
escape needs of the assassins it is not difficult to reconstruct the
actual actions of the assassins. Remember now the street-level sidewalk
elevator.
from
I also think that I can prove to your satisfaction the exact
spot A which the shots were fired behind the fence by considering the
rather restricted vantage points of other than 2 very few precise lo-
cations. I have film to support most of this and I still need some
additional film. I would have done more but as I recounted to you by
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