Last updated on September 10, 2019.
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ABOUT THIS BLOG
This is the first tool of its kind. It lists investigators in the JFK assassination along with a photo or/and a film showing them. This page will be updated as new information is found.
Thanks to all my friends who helped me on this: Linda Giovanna Zambanini, Steve Roe, Chris Simondet, Fred James, and many others. Special thanks to Robin Unger for his great online JFK assassination photo collection.
1. DALLAS POLICE DEPARTMENT
A. HIGHER-UPS (REPORTED DIRECTLY TO CHIEF CURRY)
BATCHELOR, CHARLES (Assistant Chief of Police)
- Stated on TV the day before the assassination that he did not think there would be any danger to the president
- Helped prepare the motorcade.
This is the video where he makes that statement:
Batchelor addresses Dallas citizens on November 21, 1963 
CURRY, JESSE (Chief of Police)
- More and less involved in the investigation, which explains his not knowing answers to many reporters’ questions.
- Chose Captain Fritz as the man in the charge of the investigation.
HSCA INTERVIEW:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA-180-10090-10275.pdf
In the video below, more than 10 years later, Curry expresses doubts that only one man shot at JFK.
Curry expresses doubts that only one man shot at JFK
FISHER, N.T. (Deputy Chief of Police)
Helped prepare the motorcade, and was in car in it.
HIPSKIND, V.K. (Department of Safety)
KING, GLEN (Captain of Police)
King talks to the press at the police station
KOCKOS, H.C. (Inspector of Police)
No role known.
LUMPKIN, GEORGE L. : Deputy Chief of Police
- Arrived to the Depository a few minutes after the shooting
- Was on the 6th floor.
Left: After Oswald was killed. Center-top: In car in the motorcade. In the center-bottom: Allen photo. Then in KRLD. Right: WFAA/Alyea film. Collage made by Linda Zambanini.
The screenshot above is from the video below:
https://youtu.be/RU_BCcnZa7U?t=17m25s
Lumpkin on the 6th floor of the Depository.
https://youtu.be/4XNHtUDEDAI?t=5m 
On the 6th floor (Alyea film)
Media photo of Lumpkin.
LUNDAY, RAY H. (Deputy Chief of Police)
Helped prepare the motorcade, and rode in it. Was in a lead car.
PUTNAM, H.J. Jr, Inspector of Police
- Apparently was on the corner of Main and Houston during the shooting
SAWYER, J. HERBERT : Inspector of Police
- Drove to Dealey Plaza 6 minutes after the shooting
- In charge of the security of the Depository
HSCA INTERVIEW:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA-180-10112-10159.pdf
The screenshot above is from the video below:
Sawyer gives interview in front of the TSBD
SMITH, BOISE B. (Deputy Chief of Police)
No known role.
STEVENSON, M.W. (Deputy Chief of Police)
Interview with Stevenson on November 23, 1963.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izFiaqrf3fM
TANNER, J. A. (Night Chief of Police)
B. CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DIVISION (Special assignment D.A.’s Office)
Gaddy, Elmo R.
C. HOMICIDE BUREAU
FRITZ, WILL (IN CHARGE of the Homicide Bureau)
In charge of the police investigation.
The screenshot above is from the video below:
https://youtu.be/RU_BCcnZa7U?t=17m25s
ADAMCIK, JOHN P.
- Went to search the Paine house with Detectives Guy Rose and Richard Stovall
- Did not go to the Depository
- Promoted detective a month prior
BAKER, T.L.
- Fritz’ secretary
BECK, E.R.
Standing to the rear of a car driven by Det. Brown when Oswald got shot. He wrote a report on his activities of this event.
BOHART, JAMES A.
BLESSING, HERBERT H.
Probably worked just a few hours on November 22, 1963 for health issue.
BOYCE, GEORGE R.
No known role in the investigation.
BOYD, ELM
- Often seen escorting Oswald in the police corridors
- He arrived in a car in Dealey Plaza at around 1PM with Sheriff Decker, Detective Sims, and Captain Fritz from Parkland.
HSCA INTERVIEW:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA-180-10112-10160.pdf
BROWN, CHARLES W.
- Arrived at the Depository with Detective Leavelle who went in another direction. Went on the 6th floor.
- He was also assigned to drive a car used in the Oswald transfer attempt.
Here with patrolman W.G. Lumpkin who was a lead motorcycle in the motorcyle.
Dhority, Charles W.
The only Fritz’ man I have seen who wears a different model of hat.
Identified by Linda Zambanini.
Dallas Morning News. July 7, 1959. Thanks to Steve Roe.
GRAVES, L. C.
With James Leavelle, he was escorting Oswald when he got shot.
HALL, MARLIN G.
Often seen escorting Oswald at the Police Headquarters.
JOHNSON, MARVIN
- Participated to the search on the 6th floor of the Texas School Depository
He’s seen in the Beers photo.
LEAVELLE, JAMES R.
- Handcuffed to Oswald when he got shot by Ruby.
- He also interviewed many witnesses on November 22, 1963.
MONTGOMERY, LESLIE D.
- Participated to the search on the 6th floor of the DepositoryHe also escorted Oswald in the basement of the police station on November 24, 1963.
MOORE, HENRY M.
- Reported to work several hours after the shooting.
- He went out to search Oswald’s house on North Beckley.
POTTS, WALTER E.
He escorted Oswald in the police corridors.
ROSE, GUY F. “GUS”
- Arrived directly to the DPD Headquarters after the assassination
- Brought in witness Buell Frazier into the police station.
- Searched the Paines’ house with Detectives Stovall and Adamcick.
Screenshots taken by Linda Zambanini
Rose and Stovall escorting Frazier, Frazier’s sister and husband in this YouTube video:
Stovall and Rose escorting Frazier, Frazier’s sister and husband
SENKEL, BILLY L.
- He went on the 6th floor of the Depository
- He and Detective Senkel took three Depository employees with them.
- Left to search Oswald’s house on North Beckley.
SIMS, RICHARD M.
Participated to the search on the 6th floor of the Depository.
STOVALL, RICHARD S.
- He and Detective Rose were talking to a witness when Oswald was brought in the Homicide Bureau.
- He reported to work at 2PM.
- He and Detecives Rose and Adamcick went to search the Paines house.
Possibly him in the images below.
Stovall and Rose escorting Frazier, Frazier’s sister and husband in this YouTube video:
Stovall and Rose escorting Frazier, Frazier’s sister and husband
TURNER, FAY M.
Escorted Oswald in the police corridors.
WELLS, TED P.
D. JUVENILE BUREAU
MARTIN, CAPT. FRANK M. (IN CHARGE)
In charge of the security in the police basement when Ruby shot Oswald.
Before Oswald was shot.
NBC footage
BUTLER, LT. GEORGE E.
In charge of the transfer of Oswald.
Butler might be this man in suit seen in the few minutes before Ruby shot Oswald.
CUTCHSHAW, WILBUR JAY
DRAKE, JOHN B.
Tall man in hat seen behind Henry Wade at the Midnight Press Conference. Special thanks to Steve Roe who provided the DMN article below.
On the left, against the wall in the police corridors.
HARRISON, WILLIAM J. “BLACKIE”
LOWERY, ROY LEE
D. BURGLARY AND THEFT BUREAU
FANNIN, WALKER CAPT. (IN CHARGE)
Investigated the money order sent by Ruby a few minutes Ruby shot Oswald.
CANTRELL, BILLY L.
CODY, JOE R.
- Went to the Depository 10 minutes after the shooting.
- Found a bone in a gutter.
- Went on the 6th floor.
DAWSON, JESSE R.
DELLINGER, CHARLES R.
- Det. Cody says Dellinger helped with the search of the rifle on the 6th floor.
Hill, Lloyd
JONES, CALVIN A.
Possibly the patrolman Cal Jones in this photo, on the left.
JORDAN, EARL
MCCAGHREN, PAUL G. LT.
Investigated how Ruby entered the police basement on November 24, 1963
MCKINNEY, ROBERT E. LT. 
Filled a complaint against Oswald stating a murder attempt on Governor Connally.(Warren Commission, Volume 20, p. 323)
PATTON, ROBERT L.
POSEY, WAYNE B.
SWAIN, RICHARD E. LT.
Leads the pack of detectives, clears the way during the transfer of Oswald.
TYREE, LEONARD
WATERS, BOBBIE M.
E. AUTO THIEF BUREAU
NICHOLS, J.C. CAPT (IN CHARGE)
Accompanied Attorney Louis Nichols to Oswald’s cell.
1955 Recruits photo.
ARCHER, DON R.
CLARDY, B.S.
DAVIS, JACK L.
Unknown role.
HOFFMAN, ROBERT E. LT
MCMILLON, THOMAS DONALD
In the police basement on November 24, 1963.
SMART, VERNON S.
In the police basement when Ruby shot Oswald.
STUDEBAKER, ROBERT LEE
Took photographs of the Carcanno and other evidence on the 6th floor.
WFAA / Alyea film.
The screenshot above is from the video below:
https://youtu.be/SsnIeaAWFfo?t=4m52s
Owens/WBAP
WATSON, J.C.
Participated to security in the police basement on November 24, 1963.
F. FORGERY BUREAU
JONES, ORVILLE A., CAPT (IN CHARGE)
In the police basement when Ruby shot Oswald.
In the police corridors. He is seen a lot in the jail basement after Oswald got shot, as well.
ABBOTT, ROBERT E.
CHAMBERS, WILLIAM C.
- Interviewed the 3 tramps arrested in a car
- In the basement when Ruby shot Oswald
HSCA INTERVIEWS:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/FBI_124-10179-10310.html
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/FBI_124-10179-10312.html
CUNNINGHAM, ELMO L., LT.
- Went to the Texas Theater with John Toney
- Worked on the Walker shooting case
Source: No More Silence
SMITH, BILLY E.
TONEY, JOHN
Investigated at the Texas Theater.
TOTTEN, HARVEY W.
G. SPECIAL SERVICE BUREAU
GANNAWAY, W.P. (Captain) : In charge of the Special Service Bureau
BEATY, BUFORD L.
CARROLL, BOB
Arrived at the Depository at around 1PM. Left for Oak Cliff after learning that Tippit had been shot.
Helped the arrest of Oswald in the Texas Theater. Holding Oswald’s revolver in one of Reed’s photo.
Man on the right without a hat
Carroll describes his punching Oswald in the theater:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58y_ZofCXe8
COMBEST, B.H., DET.
1955 Recruits photo
CORNWALL, LT. F.I.
DYSON, W.F., LT.
GILMORE, LT. J.R.
GROVES, C.R.
HART, H.M.
HUTCHISON, J.D., DET.
INGARGIOLA, LT. T.
KAMINSKI, ERIC, LT.
- Spent several hours at the TSBD (CE 1549)
- Worked on security at Main during the motorcade
REVILL, J.
Helped with the investigation on the 6th floor of the Depository. Later on, he met FBI agent James Hosty who told him that a communist, Oswald, had killed Kennedy, and that he knew Oswald was capable of doing it.
Mr. DODD. You said, and I will quote, you said in 1964, I will quote your response to Mr. Rankin, just so you can refresh your memory and you can correct it if you would like, this is your testimony: “And. Mr. Hosty ran over to me and he says, Jack, as I recall these words, a Communist killed President Kennedy.
“I said, What?
“He said, Lee Oswald killed President Kennedy.
“I said, Who is Lee Oswald?
“He said, He is in our Communist file. We knew he was here in Dallas.
“At that time Hosty and I started walking off, and Detective Bryan as well as I recall, sort of stayed back and so forth.”
Then he also states to you that at that time, according to your testimony in 1964, that they knew, that he knew, Jim Hosty knew, that Lee Oswald was capable of killing the President. You became upset at that?
Mr. REVILL. Yes, sir.
Mr. DODD. Is that a fair—
Mr. REVILL. That is a fair”-
Source: http://jfkassassination.net/russ/jfkinfo2/jfk4/hscarevl.htm
STRINGFELLOW, LEONARD DON, DET.
Wrote a report on the arrest of Oswald at the Texas Theater.
SLOVACK, J.C.
TIPPIT, G.M.
Not to be confused with J.D. Tippit. Was off on November 22, 1963.
TROTMAN, T.O., DET.
Accompanied by I.E. Shelton, he interviewed Dealey Plaza witness Virgie Rackley on Nov 23, 1963.
WESTPHAL, ROY
Was at Trade Mart during the shooting.
H. IDENTIFICATION BUREAU
DOUGHTY, GEORGE M., CAPT. (IN CHARGE)
Identified by the Reopen The Kennedy Case group as Doughty.
BARNES, WILL E.
Was with Detective Studebaker and Lt. Carl Day in the Depository. He also checked for fingerprints on Tippit’s car.
BENTLEY, PAUL L.
Helped with the arrest of Oswald at the Texas Theater.
BRAMHALL, JAMES E.
BRANDT, PAUL E.
No known role in the case.
BROWN, BOBBY G.
Had photos taken of himself to possibly try to prove, or disprove, Oswald’s claims that the backyard photos were fake.
CARLSON, EDWIN E.
No known role in the case.
CRAFT, JAMES M.
DAY, CARL, LT. (IN CHARGE OF THE CRIME SCENE SECTION)
Worked on the Carcanno found on the 6th floor of the Depository.
Day coming out of the Depository with the rifle. WBAP/Owens film.
https://youtu.be/1QaEFzRvCX8?t=23s
DONIHOO, JACK
Possibly the man on the right after the shooting
HICKS, JOHN B.
- Took pictures on the 6th floor (CE 3145)
- Did parafin test with officer Barnes on Oswald
KNIGHT, KARL P., CAPT (IN CHARGE OF THE FINGERPRINT SECTION)
Told Oswald that he would have him fingerprinted again (Sat 12:35AM)
HANKINS, DALE
Was with J.D. Tippit when Tippit shot dead a man.
LEWIS, RAYMOND D.
Took a polygraph test on Wesley Frazier.
LIVINGSTONE, RICHARD W. “RUSTY”
Had access to all the police photos.
I. PERSONAL BUREAU
WESTBROOK, W.R.
Investigated at the TIppit murder scene.
H. SERVICE DIVISION
LORD, THURBER T., LT. (JAIL OFFICE)
WIGGGINS, WOODROW LT. (JAIL OFFICE)
Seen in video taken by ABC saying, “It’s the man who shot the man”.
EAVES, ARTHUR
Assistant-jailer who wrote an affidavit on calls made Oswald (CD1444e)
I. PATROL DIVISION
HIGHER-UPS
ARNETT, GEORGE C.
Was in the police basement on Nov 24, 1963.
FIELDS, WAYLAND E., LT.
FULGHUM, WILLIAM R., LT.
PIERCE, RIO
Only known role is related to Oswald’s protection.
SOUTER, JAMES M. CAPT
At Market Hall waiting for JFK
TALBERT, CECIL T., CAPT
Was in the police basement on Nov 24, 1963.
WINTERS, ROBERT E., LT.
REGULAR OFFICERS
BAKER, MARRION L.
Encountered Oswald in the Depository.
Interview with Baker, followed by by one with Truly, and back to Baker.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOh6t-Q9Hzs
BARNETT, WELCOME EUGENE
- During the motorcade, he was watching the crowd on Elm and Houston with Officers Joe Smith and Edgar Smith.
- After the shooting, he guarded the Depository with Joe M. Smith.
BASS, BILLY LEE
Arrested the tramps.
HSCA INTERVIEW:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA_180-10112-10154.html
BEILHARZ, LESLIE E.
Claims he was the officer with his microphone that alledgedly picked up the signature of the shots.
BELLAH, SAMUEL .Q.
BOWLES, JAMES C.
In charge of the communications.
BREWER, EDWIN D. “BUDDY”
- Present on the 6th floor of the Depository after the shooting
- Examined a manhole cover on Elm Street. Spot already searched by officer Joe W. Foster
CHANEY, JAMES M.
Biker at the rear-right of the limo in Dealey Plaza.
The image above is from his WFAA interview in the afternoon of November 22, 1963
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgobHA9V2TM
COURSON, JAMES W.
Motorcycle officer in the motorcade.
DALE, BOBBY JOE
- Motorcycle officer in the motorcade
- Helped a Secret Service agent secure sections of the limousine top
- Can also be seen in films guarding doors where Oswald was brought into
DEAN, PATRICK D.
Reporters all over him after Oswald got shot.
DENHAM, W.H.
- Was at North-East corner of Main and Houston during the shooting
- Arrested Larry Florer
1955 Recruits photo
ELLIS, STAVIS
- Lead motorcyle in the motorcade
- He and his man H.R. Freeman claim they saw a hole in the windshield of the presidential limousine at Parkland
HSCA INTERVIEWS:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA-180-10109-10154.pdf
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA-180-10108-10193.pdf
FLUSCHE, DON
Motorcycle officer right in front of the limousine when it was speeding to Parkland.
FOSTER, JOE W.
Testified that he saw a bullet hit the grass on the South side of Elm Street. The area was searched by Deputy Sheriff Eddie Walthers and himself. He was positioned on the overpass during the shooting.
https://youtu.be/VylXqBuhTQ0?t=39m21s
FOX, B.J.
Almost certainly him seen from the back, running in the center.
In the Hughes film:
FREEMAN, H.R.
He and Stavis Ellis claim they saw a hole in the windshield of the presidential limousine at Parkland.
1955 Recruits photo
FURR, MARSHAL N.
GARRICK, J.B. 
Motorcycle officer in the motorcade.
GOOLSBY, CHARLES H.
1955 Recruits photo
Grammer, Billy R.
Gray, Leon E.
In the motorcade
HANNA, R.K.
HARGIS, BOBBY W.
Biker at left-rear of the limo in Dealey Plaza
1973 interview with Hargis:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDKQWf_W1no
HARKNESS, D.V.
Helped with the security around the Depository.
Crossing Houston Street to his 3-wheel motorcycle (HSCA interview).
HSCA INTERVIEWS:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/hsca_180-10111-10106.html
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/hsca_180-10082-10443.html
1992 FBI INTERVIEW:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/FBI_124-10273-10402.html
The screenshot above is from the video below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuFOp02l8EI
HAYGOOD, CLYDE
HSCA INTERVIEW:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA-180-10115-10114.pdf
1955 Recruits photo
Motorcycle officer in the motorcade. After the shots, he got off his bike, and went in the railroad tracks, and searched the parking lot.
HILL, GERALD
Helped with the search on the 6th floor of the Depository. Also helped arresting Oswald.
The image above is from the video below.
https://youtu.be/RU_BCcnZa7U?t=16m48s
HUTSON, THOMAS A.
Helped capturing Lee Harvey Oswald at the Texas Theater. Photo below provided by Farris Rookstool.
His daughter identified her dad in these images:
JACKSON, D.L.
- Right-rear side of the limo in Dealey Plaza
- Shook hands with JFK at Lovefield
JEZ, LEONARD E. 
Says he was one of the first on the Tippit murder scene
Jones, Joe B.
LUMPKIN, W.G.
Biker in Dealey Plaza 2-3 minutes before shooting.
LYON, KENNETH E.
MACIAS, GABRIEL DAVILA
Seen in this video close to Jack Ruby on November 22, 1963 at around Midnight. Source: WFAA.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYbZER0pc8Y
MARTIN, B.J.
Biker at left-rear of the limo
MCBRIDE, G.C. 
Motorcycle officer in the motorcade.
MCDONALD, Maurice Nick
Arrested Oswald at the Texas Theater.
McDonald recounts his story of Oswald’s arrest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36PfhlckeZc
MCLAIN, H.B.
Motorcycle officer in the motorcade. Thought by the HSCA to be the officer whose microphone picked up the shots in Dealey Plaza.
MILLER, LOUIS D.
MURPHY, JOE
3-wheel vehicle officer assigned to the North side of the overpass. He was asked to keep anyone off of the overpass. Talked to several witnesses after the shooting. He turned them over to the Sheriff Department.
NELSON, R.C.
- Was J.D. Tippit’s partner
- Stationed in front of the Depository all afternoon on November 22, 1963
- Drove Car 87
- Was in the police basement when Ruby shot Oswald
NORMAN, SELTON E. (CANNIN CORPS)
OLSEN, HARRY N.
Knew Jack Ruby well, and talked to him on the evening of the assassination. Arlan Specter grilled him on what was said during this conversation.
http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/testimony/olsen_h.htm
OWENS, CALVIN BUD
- Arrived in Dealey Plaza after shooting by car
- Turned some witnesses to a patrolman
- Stayed with Inspector Sawyer until he heard about Tippit
- Tippit’s supervisor
- Carried Tippit’s casket
![AR406-6 11/25/1963 #4816 [env. 36, frame 4]](https://jfkinvestigators.files.wordpress.com/2016/02/owens-tippit-funerals.jpg?w=660)
Osburn, C.R.
- Seen in many photos and films taken in Dealey Plaza
- Tallest policeman in Dealey Plaza and wears a plastic cover over his hat
- Drove Car 102
POE, JOE M.
- Handled the shells found at the Tippit murder scene
- Possibly the first arrived on Tippit’s murder scene
POLLARD, JERRY
Helped capture Lee Harvey Oswald at the Texas Theater.
PUTNAM, JAMES A., SGT.
In Rio Pierce’s car during Oswald’s tranfer
SIMPSON, W.A., SGT.
SMITH, EDGAR L.
- Was on South-East corner of Elm & Houston
Could be the police man close to the white van in Altgens 5 - Gun drawn in Towner photo
Seen in this Towner photo:
He is seen with gun pulled in this Towner photo.
SMITH, JOE M.
- East side of Houston, and in the middle of Elm Street
- After the shooting, he guarded the Depository with Barnett
- He also went in parking lot, and encountered a man he thought was a Secret Service agent
HSCA INTERVIEW:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA-180-10082-10445.pdf
TILSON, TOM
TIPPIT, J.D.
Officer killed by Oswald in the Oak Cliff area.
VALENTINE, J.M.
Drove Gerald Hill and reporter Jim Ewell to Dealey Plaza.
VAUGHN, ROY E.
- He arrested the infamous Tramps
- He was also blamed for letting Jack Ruby getting into the police station
- This resulted in Oswald being killed by Ruby. He was Deputy Sheriff Roger Craig’s uncle
VENABLE, R.L.
WALKER, CHARLES T.
WHITE, J.C. 
Positioned on the overpass during the shooting.
WILKINS, P.K.
One of the first officers on the 6th floor. Credit: Jeremy Bacon.
WISE, MARVIN L.
Arrested the 3 infamous Tramps.
HSCA INTERVIEWS:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA_180-10112-10156.html
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/FBI_124-10179-10310.html
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/FBI_124-10273-10440.html
2. SHERIFF DEPARTMENT
A. HIGHER-UPS
DECKER, BILL
Was in the lead car with Jessie Curry during the motorcade.
The screenshot above is from the video below:
https://youtu.be/VD5VQ4sNWPw?t=18m57s
B. DEPUTY SHERIFFS and constables
BOONE, EUGENE
- Found the Carcanno on the 6th floor of the Depository
- After the shots, he Jumped over wall and landed in the parking lot
- Talked to Lee Bowers Jr. who told him he had not seen anything
- Brought witness Hugh Betzner to the Sheriff’s Office, and had his photos developped
- Went back to the the Depository with flashlights
CASH, BEN (Constable)
All these images are alledgedly of Cash.
COURSON, BILL J.
Probably relative of patrolman J.W. Courson.
CRAIG, ROGER D.
- Saw the shooting
- Searched the parking lot with his colleague Eddie Walthers
- Went in front of the Depository
- Was present when the rifle was found on the 6th floor
CRAIG IN THE MEDIA ON THE DAYS FOLLOWING THE ASSASSINATION:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNhMQU9NsPA
On the 6th floor.
Craig telling his story: Full 1976 interview in audio format:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2xPKl3Hgys 
ELKINS, HAROLD 
- Went to Lee Bowers’ tower
- Interviewed witnesses in Dealey Plaza after the shooting
- Brought the Tramps to Fritz
“After searching this area for about ten minutes and not finding any evidence, I went to a tower that overlooks the railroad yards and also has a vantage point over the area around the school book building. I talked to an employee there and he gave me the description of two automobiles that he had seen in the area just a few minutes earlier.”
“After I had brought several people to the office I went to TV Station WFAA and got two witnesses who had been taken there by some reporter.”
Source: http://jfkassassination.net/russ/testimony/elkins.htm
FAULKNER, JACK
- Went in the parking lot
- Got into the TSBD with McCurly, Wiseman and TSBD
- Present when the rifle was found on the 6th floor
HSCA INTERVIEW:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/HSCA-180-10078-10275.pdf
Might be Faulkner on the 6th floor.
INGRAM, HIRAM
Saw the shooting with D.S. Luke Mooney
Might be him in this photo on the right, with glasses
JONES, C.J.
- Saw motorcade with Allan Sweat and Robert Benevides
- Talked to witnesses in Dealey Plaza witnesses
- Returned to office to interview other witnesses
KITCHING, J.M.
No information on his activities on November 22, 1963.
Kitching is similar to this man in Dealey Plaza.
LEWIS, C.L. (LUMMIE OR LUMM)
- Took several witnesses with him to the Sheriff Office
- He detailed each person in his affidavit
- See below with Deputy Sheriff Roger Craig in Dealey Plaza
http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/testimony/lewis_cl.htm
LEWIS, C.L. (CLINT)
- “Was at home during motorcade
- Reported to Decker in front of the Depository
LOVE, ROBBIE (Constable)
MABRA, W.W.
Stood near Main and Houston and watched the motorcade.
Wrote a statement to Sheriff Bill Decker dated 11-27-63 (19H541) that he immediately “…went to the railroad yards and parking area west of the book store and helped search this area. I talked to a city officer who said, ‘I was stationed in rail yards and had this entire area in view. Nobody came this way.'” He told author Larry Sneed that the officer had been standing there for more than an hour.
MADDOX, AL
- Went in front of the Depository after the shooting
- Worked at the jail on Houston
- Wears a bow-tie
MCCOY, C.C.
MCCURLY, A.D.
- Jumped over a fence, and landed in the parking lot
- Was on 6th floor
- Helped with the search of the Depository
MOONEY, LUKE
- Watched parade with Sam Webster and Billy Joe Victory
- Found the shells on the 6th floor
ODELL, J.G.
OXFORD, J.L.
- Ran to overpass with McCurly
- Jumped over fence into parking lot
- Searched the parking lot behind the grassy knoll
- Stayed guard in front of the Depository
PLAYER, CHARLES POLK
- Drove car to the parking lot, and stayed there for two hours
- Had the sheriff’s 37.300 in his car
STREHLY, HAROLD
- Went to the parking lot 10 minutes after the shooting
SWEATT, ALLAN L.
- Often seen with Decker on this week-end.
- Seen working for security during Ruby’s trial
Ran towards the railroad tracks with Deputy Sheriff Harry Weatherford, but did not make it to the railroad tracks.
“Shortly after, a DPD officer brought a boy in a sport coat up and said “here is the man that had done the shooting”. As officers started to question him, the crowd began to talk and pass the word around that this was the individual that had shot the President. At that time, in the company of the city officers, I sent 2 deputy sheriff’s to take this man into custody and to take him to the Sheriff’s office. Also Inspector Sawyer was informed of this and he sent a DPD detective to the Sheriff’s office to talk to the boy.”
At this time Sheriff Bill Decker arrived at the location where I was standing and I informed him as to what had been done up to that time.”
Source: http://jfkassassination.net/russ/testimony/sweatt.htm
Went back with Eddie Walthers on November 23, 1963, to search again for a bullet on the South side of Elm Street.
TODD, L.C. (or I.C.?)
- Went to parking lot
- Waited in front of the TSBD
- Returned to his office
- Back to the Depository. Then heard a man in window yelling he found shells. Must be refering to Gerald Hill in a window (Allen photo)
TRANTHAM, WILLIAM IRA JR.
- Escorted Larry Florer out of Dealey Plaza
- Stayed with Florer in the Sheriff Office for a while (WFAA)
VICTORY, BILLY JOE
- Seen on the 6th floor by D.S. Ralph Walters
VRLA, FRANKIE L.
Went to the Texas Theater after Tippit shooting.
WALTERS, RALPH
- Talked to DP witnesses after shots
- On 6th floor where he saw Grandstaff and Victory
WALTHERS, EDDIE R.
Searched for a bullet in the grass on the South side of Elm Street as indicated by Officer Joe W. Foster. He went back with Alan Sweat on November 23, 1963, to search again for a bullet on the South side of Elm Street.
WATSON, JACK
Radio officer for the Sheriff’s Office
WEATHERFORD, HARRY
- Searched the parking lot with D.S. Allan Sweat and Ralph Walters
- Went in the Depository through a window on the 2nd floor of the West side
- Was on the 6th floor looking for evidence
- Falsely accused of being on a roof of a bulding overlooking Dealey Plaza. Deputy Sheriff Eugene Boone told me that Weatherford was beside him during the shooting.
WEBSTER, SAM
D.S. Luke Mooney says he watched motorcade with Victory and Webster
WEITZMAN, SEYMOUR (DEPUTY CONSTABLE)
- Seen in Alyea film with handgun on the 6th floor (Alyea film)
- Errounesly reported that the rifle found on the 6th floor was a Mauser
- Was a constable for Robie Love in Dallas County, precinct 1
HSCA INTERVIEWS:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/hsca_180-10088-10083.html
1968 CBS interview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G04azA5NFoo&ebc
WISEMAN, JOHN (BILL)
Helped with the search on the 6th floor of the Depository.
3. FBI OFFICES (DALLAS AND FORT WORTH)
A. HIGHER-UPS
SHANKLIN, GORDON: Special Agent in charge of the Dallas office.
GEMBERLING, ROBERT, Supervisor
B. AGENTS
Anderton, James W.
Reenactment for the Warren Commission. Anderton is in the middle.
BARRETT, BOB
- Was at the Depository about 30 minutes after the shooting
- Went to the Texas Theater afterwards
- Might be seen in the Paschall film
- In September 1964, with the help of Nat Pinkston, he searched for a bullet in the grass on the South side of Elm Street with a metal detector
BOOKHOUT, JAMES
Interrogated Oswald.
In the DPD Homicide Bureau during the weekend of the assassination. Photo provided by Bart Kamp. Smoking the pipe.
1968 Newspaper article found by Steve Roe.
Both images side by side
BROWN, CHARLIE T.
The image above is from this YouTube clip off Four Days In November.
CLARK, KYLE G. (Fort Worth Office)
CLEMENTS, MANNING C.
Known photos of him.
I’m still looking for images taken of him during the assassination week-end.
DRAIN, VINCENT
Picked up evidence from the Dallas Police and took it to Washington. Carrying bag.
The image above is from this YouTube clip off Four Days In November.
In a YouTube video with Henry Wade.
HALL, C.RAY
Drove Day and rifle to the Dallas Police Headquarters.
HOSTY, JAMES
Was keeping track of Oswald in the weeks preceeding the assassination.
HEITMAN, WALLACE “WILLIE”
Keutzer, Benjamin.
Interviewed several witnesses like Deputy Sheriff Roger Craig.
LEE, IVAN
Possibly in this image taken in the Dallas Police corridors. Credit: Linda Zambanini.
MYERS, JOSEPH (Fort Worth Office)
NEELY, ALFRED
On 6th floor with FBI agent Calvin Rice outside and inside the Depository (Alyea film and Skaggs photo)
ODUM, BARDWELL
- No information on his activities on November 22, 1963
- Interviewed Marguerite Oswald
PINKSTON, NAT
- On the 6th floor (CD 205)
- Then left to succesfully trace Oswald’s rifle to the Chicago store that sold the rifle
- With the help of Bob Barrett, he searched for a bullet in the grass on the South side of Elm Street with a metal detector
QUIGLEY, JOHN L. (New Orleans)
Worked on Oswald’s case in New Orleans when Oswald lived there.
RICE, J. CALVIN
On 6th floor with FBI agent Calvin Rice outside and inside the Depository (Alyea film and Skaggs photo)
Robertson, Leo L.
- Based in Fort Worth
- Interviewed Chief Curry
Williams, J. Doyle
Thanks to Bart Kamp for these two Murray photos. At the DPD Headquarters with DPD officer George Doughty.
Warren Commission reenactment.
4. TEXAS GENERAL ATTORNEY OFFICE
CARR, WAGGONER, TEXAS GENERAL ATTORNEY
5. U.S. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, CRIMINAL DIVISION
Sanders, Barefoot (U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas)
6. DISTRICT ATTORNEY OFFICE
WADE, HENRY (DISTRICT ATTORNEY)
ALEXANDER, BILL
- Was at the Depository after the shooting
- Was at the Texas Theater
Might be him in this image:
Getting into a police car that will drive to the Tippit’s murder scene:
ALLEN, JAMES K.
- Formerly working under Wade
- Helped Wade at the police headquarters
Seen to Henry Wade’s left at Wade’s press conference.
DAVIS JR., H.H.
Identified by researcher Steve Roe.
Davis escorting Larry Florer who is under arrest.
https://youtu.be/OWl4dFch6uk?t=20s
7. SECRET SERVICE
SORRELS, FORREST
- In charge of the Secret Service Dallas Office
- Went to the Depository after the shooting
KELLY, THOMAS
KUNKEL, CHARLIE / CHARLES E.
Often mistaken for D.S. Roger Craig.
LAWSON, WINSTON
8. PRECINT NO. 2 OF DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS
JOHNSTON, DAVID L. : Justice of Peace
9. Justice of Peace Pierce McBride
Wrote an arrest warrant for Oswald and Ruby
10. U.S. MARSHALL SERVICE
NASH, ROBERT IRVINE
Nash in a photo taken in the Homicide Bureau. Credit: Bart Kamp.
11. ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO TAX
Names of the agents found on this document I ordered from NARA:
http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/FBI-180-10089-10200.pdf
CLARY, H.P. (CHIEF)
GAUNT, BILLY L. (ASSISTANT CHIEF)
BOOTH JR. CARL R.
BRECHT, CHARLES T.
ELLSWORTH, FRANK L.
FULLER, JR., T.W.
JONES, CHESLEY
RICKERSON, CHARLES D.
12. Postal Office Department.
Holmes, Harry D. Postal Inspector of the Dallas U.S.
13. UNKNOWN INVESTIGATORS
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3. Man with raincoat
4. Behind the grassy knoll
5. Homicide Bureau
Man on the left.
6. Dallas Police corridors
Most probably a reporter.
7. Homicide Bureau (The two men in the middle)
8. In the Depository
9. Homicide Bureau
10. Blond man
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13. Jailer
Man on the right is a jailer. He is escorting witness Bob Edwards.
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Allen photo
15. Inside the Depository
16. Man on the left. SIXTH FLOOR.
17. PROBABLY PRESS PERSON. 6th FLOOR.
18. Man on the right the same as in the photo UNDER IT?
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27. On the right is reporter Kent Biffle.
RIght: Report Kent Biffle
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29. Is this Detective R.E. McKinney? He said he stood outside Oswald’s operating room door
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POLICE CARS NUMBERED AND THEIR DRIVERS
Car 3- L.L. Hill
Car 20- J. L. Angell
Police car 33, maybe
Car 95
Cooper film
Cooper film
Could be the same car as at Love Field Airport.
Car 59- Marvin Wise
Car 102- Charles R. Orsburn
Car 106- B.L. Jones and M.D. Hall
Car 125, maybe- C.F. Goodson
Car 207- J.M. Valentine
Car 233- J.T. Fortsen
Car 260- J.M. Phillips
Car 317- Unknown driver