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Page Tiro BROSHEARS
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Mr. Garrison has him in Houston, with an airplane waiting,"
2
reported Broshears. The Reverend said that Ferrie had intended
3
to fly the assassins on the second les of a getaway trip which
4
was to carry least' two of the gummen, first to
5
South America and then to South Africa. The location in Africa
6
was chosen as à final destination because that country has no
is the
7
extradition agreement with the United States. Perrie was wait-
8
ing, in the Houston airport, that Priday afternoon, when the
9
two assassins, having just murdered President Kennedy, fled
10
in a light aircraft from a landing strip just outside of Dallas
11
Instead of going straight to Houston as was arranged, the
12
assassins tried to make their escape all the way to Mexico
13
without stopping. *According-to-Reverend--Broshears the assassins
14
died in a plane crash that afternoon off the coast of Corpus
15
Christi, Texas.
16
Broshears said that Ferrie had been 2 nervous wreck
17
in the days of their acquaintanship This was over a year
18
.
before the public disclosure of the investigation of Jim
19
Garrison and, according to a recent article in Ramparts Maga-
20
zine by William W. Turner, Garrison hadn't evien- begun his
ever
21
probe, secretly, until the later half of 1956. Broshears told
22
of Ferrie's fears that someone was going to kill him. "No
23
matter what happens I will never commit suicide, It Perrie
24
had. told the Reverend. "He was emphatic about this" Broshears
25
reiterated.
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Broshears said that he knew David Ferrie had benn
27
murdered and thus confirmed another portion of Garrison's
28
analysis of the evidence since his probe began.
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More questions in the assassination matter are added
30
by the case of David Ferrie. Aside from his mysterious death,
31
the strange activities of Perrie on November. 22, 1963 had
32
led Garrison to arrest him for questioning when Perrie returned
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