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22 November 1963 An Introduction to the JFK Assassination

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    • 1: Preface in Haiti
    • 2: Getting to Know the Oswalds
    • 3: First Meetings with Lee
    • 4: Further Conversation with Lee in 1962
    • 5: The Oswalds in Minsk
    • 6: We Are Becoming Close Friends
    • 7: Contrasts Between the Oswalds
    • 8: Increased Animosity
    • 9: Idea of Separation
    • 10: Separation and More Trouble
    • 11: Lee Oswald and the US
    • 12: Effects of the Separation
    • 13: Our Meetings at the End of 1962
    • 14: Rare Meetings in 1963
    • 15: Lee and Admiral Chester Bruton
    • 16: Easter of 1963
    • 17: Our Move to Haiti
    • 18: The Warren Commission
    • 19: Our Return to Haiti
    • 20: Effects on Our Lives
    • 21: Our Return to the United States
    • 22: A Message from Lee
    • 23: Unusual Visitors
    • 24: Who Are the Real Criminals?
    • 25: Willem Oltmans and His Clairvoyant
    • 26: Why Lee and I Agreed on the FBI
    • 27: I Am a Patsy
    • 28: Conclusion
  • Jim Garrison: Interview with Playboy
  • Bill Hicks: JFK Assassination Routine

I Am a Patsy! : the Text

The complete text of George de Mohrenschildt’s I Am a Patsy! is available online for the first time in valid HTML.

This Edition

The main heading of each chapter is taken from de Mohrenschildt’s typescript. Headings within each chapter have been added for ease of comprehension.

English was not George de Mohrenschildt’s first language. Obvious mistakes in spelling and punctuation have been corrected. There are a few instances in which the correct meaning is unclear; in these cases, the original text is preserved and noted.

The Original Text

A facsimile of George de Mohrenschildt’s original typescript was published in House Select Commission on Assassinations Report, appendix vol.12, pp.69–315.

A scan of the typescript in PNG format is available at http://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archive/viewer/showDoc.do?absPageId=40273.

Lee Harvey Oswald As I Knew Him

Dr Michael Rinella has edited George de Mohrenschildt’s text and added an introduction, more than 700 endnotes, and several photographs.

Lee Harvey Oswald As I Knew Him is thoroughly recommended for anyone interested in this aspect of Lee Oswald’s life:

  • De Mohrenschildt, ed. Rinella: Lee Harvey Oswald as I Knew Him

    De Mohrenschildt, ed. Rinella: Lee Harvey Oswald As I Knew Him

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