False Witness
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To all those at M. Evans and Co. who were enthusiastic about the manuscript and have helped to launch it into the world, I extend my deep appreciation. A special thanks goes to Rik Schell for his splendid work, which made this a better book.
I am grateful to George deKay for his faith in it—and for changing his mind.
INDEX
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Abt, John
Alcock, James L.
as an assistant D.A.
and Andrews
and autopsy report
and Bradley
and civil action trial
and Clinton
and Ferrie
and Garrison
and Garrison
and Haggerty
and investigation
and JFK (film)
and preliminary hearing
and request for continuance
and Shaw
and Spiesel
Alford, William
“A Matter of Reasonable Doubt” (Billings)
American Bar Association
Anderson, Jack
Andrews, Dean
and Bertrand
and Davis
description of
and Garrison
and gay community
and grand jury trial
interview with Liebeler
and NBC White Paper
and Oswald
and parole action
and perjury trial
and phone calls
portrayal of in JFK (film)
and press conference
resignation of
and sedatives
and Shaw
testimony of
and Warren Commission
and weekend of the assassination
as witness for defense
Andrews, J.B.
Anson, Robert Sam
Anti-Castro Cubans. See Cuban connection
Appel, Charles A.
Arresting officers of Shaw. See also specific individuals
Asner, Ed
Assassination
according to JFK (film)
and autopsy report
and exit wounds
and Garrison’s theories about shots fired
plotting session
and theories about shots fired
and Zapruder film
Assassination Records Collection Act
Audubon, John James
Autopsy report of Kennedy. See also Assassination; Zapruder film
Aynesworth, Hugh
Bacon, Kevin
Bagert, Bernard J.
Banister, Guy
and Clinton
and Ferrie
Garrison’s interest in
and Lewis
and Martin
office of
and Oswald
and pistol whipping
Bankston, Bill
Baptist Hospital
Baton-Rouge State-Times
Bay of Pigs Invasion
Beauboeuf, Alvin
and bribery
and Ferrie
interview of
and polygraph test
and threats
and Winterland Ice Skating Rink
Beckham, Thomas Edward
Bermudez, Mario
Bertrand, Clay. See also Shaw, Clay
and Andrews
and CIA
and Davis
description of
and FBI
first mention of
and Garrison’s inquiry
in Russo’s story
search for
and Shaw
story of
Bertrand, Clem
Bethell, Tom
Biddison, Jeff
Billings, Richard
and Garrison
his arrival in New Orleans
his article on the assassination
and Life’s deal with Garrison
and Life split
as part of House Select Committee
and Russo
and suspicions of Chandler
Bismarck Sea
Blakey, G. Robert
Bond, Wilma
Born on the Fourth of July (film)
Boudreaux, Clifford
Boxley, Bill
Bradley, Edgar Eugene
Brahney, Thomas
Braniff, Matthew S.
Brannon, Robert
Brener, Milton
Bribery attempt. See also Beauboeuf, Alvin
Bringuier, Carlos
Brooke Army hospital
Broshears, Raymond
Broussard’s restaurant
Brownlee, Morris
Bundy, Vernon
Bush, George
Cahlman, Robert
Calhoun, Algonquin J.
Califano, Joseph A.
Camp Street address
Cancler, John
Candy, John
CAP (Civil Air Patrol)
and Ferrie
and Ferrie/Oswald link
and Martin’s story
and Oswald
Carr, Richard Randolph
Case Closed (Posner)
Castro, Fidel
Chandler, David
criticism of Garrison
and Ferrie
and Garrison
on Garrison
and Garrison’s case
on Garrison’s sexuality
and Life magazine’s deal with Garrison
on Life split
and Shaw
threatening of
and On the Trail of the Assassins
Charity Hospital
Cheramie, Rose
Chetta, Nicolas J.
Child’s Night Dream, A (Stone)
Christenberry, Herbert W.
and civil action trial
death of
description of
on Garrison’s case
CIA
and Ferrie
and Garrison’s theories
and Martin
and Shaw
Ciravolo, John
Civil action trial
Civil Air Patrol. See CAP (Civil Air Patrol)
Clark, Ramsey
Clinton/Clinton witnesses. See also specific witnesses
challenges to
and Dischler’s findings
documentary about
first mention of
inquiry into
and jury
and Ku Klux Klan connection
and M. Oswald
narrative of
and photograph
reliability of
repetition of
scenario, foundation for
skeptics of
testimony of
in On the Trail of the Assassins
and the weather
Coffey, Melvin
Collins, Corrie
Congress of Racial Equality. See CORE (Congress of Racial Equality)
Connally, John
Connick, Harry F.
Conspi
Coffey, Melvin
Collins, Corrie
Congress of Racial Equality. See CORE (Congress of Racial Equality)
Connally, John
Connick, Harry F.
Conspiracy, defined by law
Cook, Harold E.
CORE (Congress of Racial Equality)
Costner, Kevin
Craig, Roger
Criminal Code of Louisiana
Cronkite, Walter
Crossfire (Marrs)
Cuban connection. See also “Fair Play for Cuba”
Dallas County Jail
Dallas Morning News
Daly, Bob
Davis, Eugene C.
and Andrews
and Bertrand
and gr
and jury trial
at Shaw’s trial
Davis, Hardy
Davis, John
Davis, Preston M.
Davis, R. M.
Dealey Plaza
“Dealy Plaza Irregulars”
Dedon, Bobbie
DeLillo, Don
DeLoach, C.D.
Dempsey, Jack
Dent, Fred
Derby, Steven
Deutsch, Eberhard
De Vito, Danny
Dietrich, Helen R.
Dischler, Anne Hundley
Dischler, Donald
Donaldson, Sam
Dowling, Richard
Dunn, Andrew
Dunn, William
Dymond, F. Irvin
and bribery tape
and Bundy
on civil action trial
and Clinton witnesses
cross of Nichols
cross of Spiesel
and D.A. primary
death of
and directed verdict
on Finck
and interview with Stone
and move for acquittal
opening statement of
and preliminary hearing verdict
and Russo
in WWII
Eastern Airlines
Eastern Airlines VIP room
East Louisiana State Hospital
Ebert, Roger
Ehrenstein, David
Ehrlicker, Joseph
Epstein, Edward
Evidence, planting of
Exnicios, Hugh
Expense of investigation. See also Private financing of public prosecutors; Truth and Consequences, Inc.
“Fair Play for Cuba”
Fatter, Esmond
FBI
Ferrie, David
autopsy of
and Banister
and bank deposit
and Beauboeuf
and CAP
and Chandler
and CIA
and Clinton
and Cuba organizations
and D.A. interview
and Dallas
death of
and duck hunting
and Eastern Airlines
and “embarrassing” photos
and evidence
and FBI
fear of prison
and Garrison
and Gill
and his own investigation
and his plane
history of
and homosexuality
illness of
intelligence of
interviews of
and Lewis
and library card story
and lie detector tests
and Marcello
and Martin
and the media
on New Orleans
and Oswald
photographs of Shaw and
portrayal of, in JFK
and Russo
and Shaw
and Smith
and Snyder
and “suicide” letters
suveillance of
views on Kennedy
and Winterland Ice Skating Rink
and witnesses against
Fierst, A.L.
Finck, Pierre A.
Fingerprint episode
Fischer, Mrs. Lawrence
Fontainebleau Motor Hotel
Ford, Harrison
Foster, Winslow
Franks, Bobby
Frazier, Robert A.
Freed, Fred
“Free the files”
Friedrich, Otto
Fritz, Will
Fruge, Francis
Gallant, Donald
Garcia, Manuel
Gardiner, Louis
Garrison, Earling R.
Garrison, Elizabeth
Garrison, Jim
and accusations against Bradley
and Andrews
and appealing Shaw vs. Garrison verdict
and the assassination
and Beauboeuf offer
behavior of
and Bundy
and Chandler
character of
charisma of
and child molestation
and CIA
and civil action trial
and Clinton
and cooperation with House Select Committee
and CORE
and Costner
criticism of
and Cuban connection
and D.A. office
and damage suit against him
death of
descriptions of
disclosure to Billings
in documentary film
and Dowling
and drugs
and evidence
and father
on Fatter
and FBI
fear of
and Ferrie
and Ferrie’s FBI file
and Ferrie surveillance
files of
and fingerprint card
followers of
and fondling charge
and Gervais
and Gonzales
and grand jury
and Gurvich
health of
and his case
his closing statement
and his Dealey Plaza evidence
and his investigation
and his method of investigation
his opening statement
his propinquity theory
his psychological state
and his recoveries
his sexuality
his version of events
and his wife
and homosexual thrill-killing theory
and House Select Committee
and JFK (film)
and judges
and Las Vegas
and the law
and Lewis
and Life magazine
and Lifton
and Long
and Martin
and the media
and name change
and NBC White Paper
and New Orleans newspapers
in New York
and orders to arrest reporters
and Oswald
others’ opinions on
and Panzeca
paranoia of
personal history of
and Phelan
on pistol whipping
and preliminary hearing
and press conferences
and private financial support
and promised convictions
and Prouty
and R. Kennedy
and Russo
and Sciambra
and Shaw
support of
and theories about assassination
and Truth and Consequences
and Tulane University
and U.S. Army
and verdict
and Warren Report
and witnesses
and writing
on Zapruder film
Garrison, Judith Dorcas
Gerber, Bill
Gervais, Pershing
Gibson, Mel
Gill, G. Wray
Gonzales, Mannie Garcia
Grand jury trial
Gremillion, Jack
Gurvich, William
and Andrews
and Bundy
and civil action trial
death of
and Garrison
and grand jury trial
and investigation
and NBC White Paper
polygraph test of
and R. Kennedy
and Russo
and Shaw
Habighorst, Aloysius J.
Haggerty, Edward J.
Hall, Gus
Hardiman, James
Hare, Robert
Harrelson, Woody
Heindel, John Rene
Hellman, Lillian
Helms, Richard
“He Must Have Some
thing”
Herbert, Sidney J.
Heritage of Stone (Garrison)
Herron, Matt
Homosexual connection
Homosexual thrill-killing theory
Hoover, J. Edgar
House Select Committee
Houston police
Houston’s Winterland Skating Rink. See Winterland Ice Skating Rink
Howard, Larry
Hughes, Howard
Hunt, E. Howard
Hunt, George
Hyde, Louis
Hypnosis. See also Fatter, Esmond; Russo, Perry
Ice skating trip. See Winterland Ice Skating Rink
Inquest (Epstein)
Institute for Media Analysis
International Council of Christian Churches
International Trade Mart
Iron Mountain (Lewin)
Ivon, Louis
and Beauboeuf
and Clinton witnesses
and Ferrie
and Gonzales
and Shaw
James, Rosemary
“J.F.K. Conspiracy: the Case of Jim Garrison, The”
JFK (film). See also Stone, Oliver
alternate ending of
and attendance
awards for
casting of
criticism of
filming in Dallas
filming in New Orleans
and the “JFK Act”
premier
responses to
results of
Stone on
style of
and video version
Joanou, Phil
John F. Kennedy Assassination Record Collection Act
Johnson, Clyde
Johnson, Lyndon B.
“John the Baptist”
Jones, Tommy Lee
Jury
Karmazin, Michael L.
Katz and Jammer
Kemp, Maxine
Kennedy, John F. See also Assassination
Kennedy, Regis
Kennedy, Robert
Keslo, Iris
Kilbourne, Richard H.
Kirkwood, James
Klein, Frank
Kohlman, Herman
Kohn, Aaron
Kruebbe, James
Krummel, William J.
Ku Klux Klan
LaBiche, Albert V.
Lane, Mark
Langridge, Frank
Lardner, George
Lemann, Nicolas
Lemmon, Jack
Lerner, Max
Lewallen, James
Lewin, Leonard
Lewis, David F.
Libra (DeLillo)
Library card story
Liebeler, Weseley
Life magazine
and conspiracy theory
deal with Garrison
and Garrison split
and photos of Shaw
Lifton, David S.
Loeb-Leopold murder
Logan, David
Loisel, Lynn
Long, Huey P.
Long, Russell B.
Los Angeles International Airport
Maheu, Robert
Manchester, John
Manned Space Craft Center
Manning, Frank W.
Marcades, Melba Christine
Marcello, Carlos
Marchetti, Victor
Marquez, Carlos