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Re: FERRIE SSN March 3, 1967 TO: JIM GARRISON, DISTRICT ATTORNEY FROM: JULIAN R. MURRAY, JR., ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY RE: KENNEDY ASSASINATION INVESTIGATION On March 2, 1967, a MR. LOUIS JONES who is a victim in a case which I am prosecuting in Section "B" came in to give some information which he thought might be useful to our office. I was unable to tell whether or not this information would be of any value, but I thought I should pass it along to you for what- ever it's worth. MR. JONES explained to me that his father is an invalid and it is therefore necessary that his mother, MRS. WILLIAM B. JONES, hire male nurses to stay with him at all times. Somewhere in January of 1965 they hired a male nurse who stayed with them for about two months. MRS. JONES recalls that when she hired this subject, he had a letter of recommendation from a person who pur- ported to be either a psychiatrist or a psychologist whose last name was FERRIE and who lived on Louisiana Avenue Parkway. The subject whom she hired gave the name OF(JIMMIE JOHNSON and at the time he informed her that he was living with MR. FERRIE at his apartment on Louisiana Avenue Parkway. She said that she could not remember much about this subject except that he was very effeminate. She still has her cancelled check with which she paid him his salary in January of 1965, and she also has his social security number which was 420-56-5635. MR. JONES requests that if anyone in our office cares to speak with his mother about this matter, that we contact him first. He pointed out that she was an elderly person with a heart condition and he is afraid that a lot of questioning would greatly upset her unless he were present.

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