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Re:
THONNEY (assisionster)
Pryden Coffer thuse
March 6, 1963
TO:
LOUIS IVON, Chief Investigator
FROM:
GARY SANDERS, Investigator
RE:
JACK FRAZIER - Owner of Ryder Coffee House
2106 Chartres Apt. C
New Orleans
Phone: 944-5445
on February 26, 1968 I interviewed JACK FRAZIER in these offices, in
regards to LEE HARVEY OSWALD, KERRY THORNLEY, AND WILLIAM CUTHBERT
BRADY.
I asked FRAZIER if he had ever seen LEE HARVEY OSWALD. in the company
of KERRY THORNLEY. FRAZIER indicated he had not: I also asked FRAZIER
if KERRY THORNLEY had ever said anything about LEE HARVEY OSWALD, or had
ever montioned a "real Idle Warrior being in town". FRAZIER said no,
and indicated he does, not remember ever seeing or hearing anything about
LEE HARVEY OSWALD prior to the assassination, FRAZIER said he never
loaned or gave any money to THORNLEY.
I asked FRAZIER to review his relationship with KERRY THORNLEY. FRAZIER
said that he (FRAZIER) used to attend a discussion group on Friday
nights at 514 Bourbon Street. Some of the people who attended the
discussions were: KERRY THORNLEY, WILLIAM BRADY, HELEN GLADSTONE
(a close friend of BRADY's), JACK BURNSIDES and ROSS BUCKLEY. The
:
person who held the discussions was a man named IVAN (Jast name not
known) who, according to FRAZIER, is a homosexual, FRAZIER said that
BRADY was also a homosexual and FRAZIER thinks that the discussions
group could have been a pick-up place for the gay crowd, but he believes
the primary purpose was discussion, FRAZIER said that politics occ-
upied the bulk of the discussions, and that KERRY THORNLEY mas-an
active participant in the group.
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