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"you've - been a good boy, stay a good boy. Keep your
money, keep everybody happy-' (Inaudible) They
said, "You're crazy, wa've got the papers. " I said
I've got papers now that show I'm competent and sane.
l.
Where did you get those papers?
A.
Santa Clara.
Q.
Santa Clära in California.
A.
Yes. With the help of Dr. WORTHINGTON (inaudible)
l.
DR. WORTHINGTON, is he a psychiatrist?
A.
Yes. (inaudible)
I had not recorded my changeof address.
l.
When DAVID FERRIE was discussing the assassination of
President Kennedy with you did he openly admit to you
that he was involved or did he try and hide it or was
he so upset that ha openly
A.
Let/s put it this way. He -- I don't really believe
that ha felt he was a part in the assassination. He
was doing a job that he had to do. He was forced to
do. Cause he was terrified of going to prison.
Q.
When you were on the STAN FORMAN show
A.
From what I hear about your Louisiana prisons, I'd be
terrified about going to prison down here, too.
Q.
When you were on the Stan Forman show in Los Angeles
on the 8th of July in response to a question from
Mr. Forman, he said, "Did DAVID FERRIE admit to you
that he was involved with these two assassins; that
is CARLOS and the other one?" and you said, "Yes, he
admitted that.
A.
He did. He did admit it. I mean you can't admit tha t
you fly the plane and not admit that you' re involved.
But he never said to ma
killing the
President. He never said that one time.
The first time I met the man identified as CLAY SHAW
DAVID had a difficult time convincing him that I was
not a communist . He asked who I was and DAVID told
him that I was working in Bogalusa, a civil rights
worker and all that, and he said oh, one of those
communists.
(inaudible)
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