domovoi schrieb:Bin gespannt was da so kommt... Besonders zu William King Harvey.
ich bin eher gespannt was für Informationen über Ruth und Michael Paine, die beide noch leben ,veröffentlicht werden.
Zur Rolle der Paines in Oswalds Leben:
https://www.jfkpaine.com/the-story/Blogger George W. Bailey hat das online verfügbare Polizeiarchiv von Dallas durchforstet und ist auf einige interessante Nuggets gestoßen.
Unter anderem, dass Michael Paine als berufliche Tätigkeit vor 1959, als er als Ingenieur für Bell Helicoptor zu arbeiten begann, "freischaffender Landwirt" angab. Seltsamerweise sind die Steuererklärungen Paines aus dieser Zeit unter Verschluss. Jim Garrison forderte 1967 im Rahmen seiner Ermittlungen die Steuererklärung der Paines an- nur um feststellen zu müssen, dass sie unter verschluss waren
He also claims that he had tried to "examine the income tax returns of Ruth and Michael Paine, but I was told that they had been classified as secret.... What was so special about this particular family that made the federal government so protective of it?"
http://spartacus-educational.com/JFKpaineM.htmGeorge Bailey über seinen Fund:
Box 13 features a background report on Michael and Ruth Paine, written by W. S. Biggio a detective with the Dallas Police Criminal Intelligence Division. It’s stated in the report that the Paine’s moved to Irving, Texas from Malvern, PA in 1959 so Michael could work as an engineer for Bell Helicopter Corp. Prior to moving in 1959 Michael Paine is listed by informant T-1 (FBI) as a self-employed farmer and Ruth Paine as a housewife. Probably no one has made a smoother career shift from farming to aeronautical engineering than Michael Paine!
Interestingly, It should also be noted that the Paine’s tax returns from 1956 to 1958 are classified. Mostly likely they would be doing the farming/housewife gig during this time period. Why would the government classify the tax returns of mere farmer and his wife? What were they really up to?
http://oswaldsmother.blogspot.de/2011/01/tour-of-dallas-police-department.html