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[1] Copy of document in author's collection.
[2] See Carol Hewett, Esq.: Ruth and Michael Paines' Mystery Vehicle, published in the Conference Abstracts of the Second Annual National Conference of COPA, 1995. See also 2H 413 (Warren Commission testimony of Michael R Paine).
[3] 11H 153-154 (affidavit of Ruth Hyde Paine)
[4] Dallas FBI report dated 30th November 1963 --- copy in author's collection.
[5] 2H 516 (testimony of Ruth Hyde Paine)
[6] See Steve Jones: Ruth Paine: My Summer Vacation, published in the Conference Abstracts of the Second Annual National Conference of COPA, 1995; also Fair Play Issue #7.
[7] CE 424 (first page of exhibit) (17H 148). Curiously, the paragraph I have quoted was underlined by hand in the typewritten English translation --- but not in the Russian original (handwritten).
[8] 2H 502 (testimony of Ruth Hyde Paine)
[9] According to the testimony of Michael R Paine, he owned a 1956 Oldsmobile and a Citroen and his wife owned a station wagon (2H 413). Carol Hewett, Esq. (see 2. above) states that Mrs Paine's station wagon was a 1955 light green Chevy. Researcher Chris Courtwright has directed my attention to a DPD memo (dated 23rd December 1963) in which it is stated that Ruth Paine drove a 1955 Chevrolet station wagon, two-tone green, with 1963 Texas license NK 4041.
[10] CE 425 (second page of exhibit) (17H 151)
[11] 2H 413 (testimony of Michael R Paine)
[12] 2H 513-516 (testimony of Ruth Hyde Paine)
[13] 2H 514 (testimony of Ruth Hyde Paine)
[14] 2H 217 (testimony of Buell Wesley Frazier)
[15] 2H 218 (testimony of Buell Wesley Frazier)
[16] Internal Dallas FBI report by SA James R Graham, Jr. --- copy in author's collection.
[17] 10H 352-356 (testimony of Albert Guy Bogard)
[18] 10H 354 (testimony of Albert Guy Bogard)
[19] 10H 342-344 (testimony of Frank Pizzo) --- note: neither Brown nor Wilson was asked to testify before the Warren Commission.
[20] 11H 154 (affidavit of Ruth Hyde Paine)
[21] Copy of this document in author's collection.
[22] CE 3031 (FBI report dated February 25, 1964, of polygraph interview of Albert Guy Bogard at Dallas, Tex. (CD 257 pp. 1-2))
[23] Warren Report footnote no, 696 (on page 840).
[24] Washington FBI HQ memorandum dated 6th December 1963, written by C D DeLoach; New York FBI Office report dated 7th July 1964; Dallas FBI Office report dated 29th July 1964; Houston FBI Office report dated 14th August 1964 --- copies of all these documents in author's collection.
[25] London Evening Standard, 29th November 1963, back page (continuation of front page story entitled The back room boy vanishes)
[26] 10H 311 (testimony of Clifton M Shasteen)
[27] 10H 317 (testimony of Clifton M Shasteen)
[28] DPD internal report from Detective W S Biggio, Criminal Intelligence Section, to Captain W P Gannaway, Special Service Bureau, 11th December 1963 --- copy of document in author's collection.
[29] DPD internal report as above but dated 3rd April 1964 --- copy in author's collection.
[30] Craig Roberts and John Armstrong: JFK: The Dead Witnesses, published by CPI, Tulsa, OK, 1995; page 9.
[31] Copy of this document in author's collection.
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