Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody. Corey used bloody history. So we're going
Speaker 1: to continue on with David Ferry because well, David Ferry
Speaker 1: is the center of the investigation. The documents we're continuing
Speaker 1: on today are from the Eastern Airlines investigation, which is
Speaker 1: a huge portion of this total file. But we're going
Speaker 1: to continue. November nineteen sixty two Synopsis continued efforts continuing
Speaker 1: to confirm association and obtain movies of activities pending details.
Speaker 1: Investigation in this matter is predicated upon a requested date
Speaker 1: November one, nineteen sixty two from mister Thomas Tolan, two
Speaker 1: forty five East fifty fifth Street, New York, New York
Speaker 1: to mister Charles R. Carson, Southern Research Company, Inc. Eight
Speaker 1: to eight Maritime Building, New Orleans, Louisiana, requesting that organization
Speaker 1: determine the history and status of criminal charges pending in
Speaker 1: Jefferson Parish, Louisiana against the former Eastern Airlines pilot, Captain
Speaker 1: David William Ferry, three point thirty one Atherton Drive, Metaie, Louisiana.
Speaker 1: Mister Tolan advised that Ferry was employed as a pilot
Speaker 1: for Eastern Airlines Inc. Until his arrest by Jefferson Parish
Speaker 1: Authorities on August eighth, nineteen sixty one, for indecent exposure.
Speaker 1: An additional charge of contributing to the delinquency of a
Speaker 1: minor was filed there. August twenty second, nineteen sixty one,
Speaker 1: information has been received that these pending charges are to
Speaker 1: be dismissed, that Ferry intends to apply Eastern for reinstatement
Speaker 1: to flying duties as well as for back pay. The
Speaker 1: history and status of these charges, as well as information
Speaker 1: concerning why they are to be dismissed, was requested by
Speaker 1: mister Tolan. He also requested that, where feasible, complaining witnesses
Speaker 1: be interviewed for background of the case and to determine
Speaker 1: if any pressure has been exerted by anyone to have
Speaker 1: the case dismissed. A complete surveillance of the subject was
Speaker 1: requested in order to determine his president and ployment activities
Speaker 1: and to determine if these activities might show a behavior
Speaker 1: pattern which would disqualify Ferry for a reinstatement with Eastern Airlines.
Speaker 1: November second, nineteen sixty two, George L. Risley reviewed the
Speaker 1: central records file of the Identification Bureau Headquarters Louisiana State
Speaker 1: Police Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The following criminal record was obtained
Speaker 1: for David William Ferry FBI number eight eight three sixty
Speaker 1: seven B Louisiana State Police five to five three eighty
Speaker 1: sixty one, contributor of fingerprints. As we have a list
Speaker 1: here is they got three charges for David Ferry contributing
Speaker 1: to the delinquency of a minor in decent behavior, crimes
Speaker 1: against nature contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile, and
Speaker 1: then those were both in August of sixty one. Then
Speaker 1: in February of sixty two, you've got a extortion charge
Speaker 1: pending at New Orleans, Louisiana. The identification files of the
Speaker 1: New Orleans Police Department were reviewed November one, nineteen sixty
Speaker 1: two by Ronald Hubner and an index card located which
Speaker 1: reflects David William Ferry, White Mail born March twenty eighth,
Speaker 1: nineteen eighteen, was arrested under police item number B seven
Speaker 1: nine oh four Dash six two on February sixteenth, nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty two, by Patrolman Roland Fournier and Charles Jeanneaux of
Speaker 1: the First District, and that Ferry was subsequently charged on
Speaker 1: Affidavid one seven to three Dash eight nine to one
Speaker 1: with violation of Louisiana Revised Statues fourteen, Article sixty six,
Speaker 1: Paragraph two relative to extortion. This charge is presently pending.
Speaker 1: An effort was made at this time to review the
Speaker 1: actual investigative file, but officials advised the file could not
Speaker 1: be released for review without the sign permission of the
Speaker 1: Judge of the Juvenile Court or the District Attorney. No
Speaker 1: further effort was made to see the file through these sources.
Speaker 1: November fifth, nineteen sixty two, records of the New Orleans
Speaker 1: Retailer's Credit Bureau were examined by E. M. Davis reflect
Speaker 1: the following information. There was no personal form in file
Speaker 1: on subject Ferry. He has assigned code number six hundred.
Speaker 1: As of September nineteen fifty seven, his address was listed
Speaker 1: as forty six fifteen Orleans Avenue, employed by Eastern Airlines.
Speaker 1: Former addresses were listed as thirteen oh two Clay Street,
Speaker 1: two oh nine Venette seven oh four Airline Park. As
Speaker 1: of April sixty two, his address was listed as thirty
Speaker 1: three thirty Louisiana Avenue, employed by GWG. Ray Gill, presumably well.
Speaker 1: It says G. W. Ray Guild, presumably Attorney g. Ray Gill.
Speaker 1: Previous address listed as three thirty one Atherton Drive, Metaie, Louisiana.
Speaker 1: Two news articles captioned as follows Metori man arrested again,
Speaker 1: dated February seventeenth, nineteen sixty two. Fery innocent of one
Speaker 1: charge dated February twenty eighth, nineteen sixty two. Judge Leo W. McCune,
Speaker 1: Jefferson Parish Juvenile Court was presiding judge on the latter case.
Speaker 1: The following claims for collection were in the above file.
Speaker 1: F six hundred June thirteenth, nineteen sixty two. Doctor David W. Ferry,
Speaker 1: thirty three thirty Louisiana Avenue Parkway, New Orleans, fifteen, Louisiana
Speaker 1: Uptown eight nine to one nine three oh nine Southern
Speaker 1: Bell Telephone Company one oh four point eighty three employment
Speaker 1: list is research Psychologist. F six hundred David W. Ferry
Speaker 1: on October twenty six, sixty two, Louisiana Power and Light
Speaker 1: Metai fifteen twenty eight address thirty three thirty Louisiana Avenue,
Speaker 1: New Orleans, twenty five, Louisiana, and a bunch of addresses
Speaker 1: here criss cross directory reflects. Telephone assigned to thirty three
Speaker 1: thirty Louisiana Avenue Parkway is t W nine tosh seven
Speaker 1: oh four to eight. Call made to this number reflects
Speaker 1: its subject is unknown and this telephone number is not
Speaker 1: at the above address any longer. The following was observed
Speaker 1: at three thirty one Atherton Drive, Metaial November second, third,
Speaker 1: and fifth, nineteen sixty two. Nineteen fifty four Oldsmobile Sedan
Speaker 1: parked in yard at the above address bearing nineteen sixty
Speaker 1: two Louisiana license three two five sixty four four. The
Speaker 1: following autos were parked next door at lakeside the nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty two automobile or Oldsmobile Light Green nineteen sixty two,
Speaker 1: Louisiana license ninet eighty one two sixty one, Ford Fairlane
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two, Louisiana License two one two six six eight,
Speaker 1: Ford station Wagon nineteen sixty two Louisiana License two one
Speaker 1: two sixty sixty seven. None of the cars above were
Speaker 1: registered to David Ferry. No activity of a pertinent nature
Speaker 1: was observed at the address on any of the above dates.
Speaker 1: On November fifth, nineteen sixty two, a secretary in g Ray.
Speaker 1: Gill's office telephonically advised that Ferry was employed by that office,
Speaker 1: but she didn't know his address or telephone number. It
Speaker 1: should be noted that the information was received from another
Speaker 1: source that Gill was acting as attorney for Ferry, and
Speaker 1: Ferry was doing investigative work for Gil in partial payment
Speaker 1: of his fee. A name check of the Motor Vehicle Division,
Speaker 1: State of Louisiana, November seventh, nineteen sixty two, by George L.
Speaker 1: Risley reflects the following data concerning the subject. Title number
Speaker 1: M two four one one nine five five is issued
Speaker 1: to David W. Ferry, three point thirty one Atherton Drive, Metie,
Speaker 1: Louisiana for a nineteen sixty Ford Tutor Sedan motor number
Speaker 1: zero A three one V one five oh seven three
Speaker 1: five purchased as a used vehicle June second, nineteen sixty
Speaker 1: for the amount of two five one eight point five six.
Speaker 1: This car was financed by General Finance Corporation, forty one
Speaker 1: thirty five South Carrollton Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana. The nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty two Louisiana registration for this car is three hundred
Speaker 1: six oh one. The alphabetical listings. The Motor Vehicle division
Speaker 1: also reflect a nineteen fifty nine Ford is currently registered
Speaker 1: to a David W. Ferry Junior, whose current address is
Speaker 1: shown as US Marine Corps USS mathis AKA ninety six,
Speaker 1: San Francisco, California. Ferry Junior is listed as a lieutenant
Speaker 1: in the US Marine Corps. His home address on the
Speaker 1: auto title is eleven Prospects Street, Alexandria, Louisiana. This car
Speaker 1: as motor number whatever and bear's sixty two license plate Louisiana,
Speaker 1: nineteen forty five. I'm sorry nine four five five to
Speaker 1: two two. On November seventh, nineteen sixty two, MISSUS L. C.
Speaker 1: Champaigne account Clerk, General Finance Corporation, four one three five
Speaker 1: South Carrollton Avenue furnished the following information from a record's
Speaker 1: concerning the subject's account. Ferry purchased the above described nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty Ford and financed it through their office on June second,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty. He borrowed twenty five hundred and eighteen fifty
Speaker 1: six and was to repay it in thirty six monthly
Speaker 1: installments of sixty nine ninety six each. His last payment
Speaker 1: recorded on this account was on September twenty sixth, nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty two, in his present balance as eight eight eight
Speaker 1: point five to four. Missus Champagne stated that as of
Speaker 1: October thirtieth, nineteen sixty two, he was shown residing at
Speaker 1: thirty three three Aty Louisiana Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana. File
Speaker 1: reflects no relatives or associates of the subject, and Missus
Speaker 1: Champagne says that she rated the account as a very
Speaker 1: poor credit risk, and added the file contains about eight
Speaker 1: pages of collection papers and procedures they have had to
Speaker 1: institute to date in an effort to have them repay
Speaker 1: the loan. Information was received from a confidential source on
Speaker 1: November sixth, nineteen sixty two, that he'd been discussing another
Speaker 1: matter with Eastern Airlines Captain George H. Griner. That date,
Speaker 1: in the name of Ferry was brought up. Griner related
Speaker 1: he had been approached on or about November fifth, nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty two by Jefferson Parish District Attorney Frank Landridge attorney
Speaker 1: g Ray Gill, and a Mister Crusche, father of Eric Cruschet.
Speaker 1: Griner said these persons had asked that Ferry being reinstated
Speaker 1: in his duties with Eastern Griner was informed by this
Speaker 1: group that the charges presently pending in Jefferson Parish against
Speaker 1: the subject were to be dismissed, and these people implied
Speaker 1: that the charge of intimidation against the subject in New
Speaker 1: Orleans in Orleans Parish was slated to be dismissed in
Speaker 1: view of the reluctant of the complaining witness, Eric Cruche.
Speaker 1: To substantiate his original statement, Captain Griner told the source
Speaker 1: he had advised this group the matter of the subject's
Speaker 1: reinstatement was not within the realm of his authority. In
Speaker 1: view of the above information, Orleans Parish District Attorney Rudolph
Speaker 1: Becker the Third was contacted November seventh, nineteen sixty two,
Speaker 1: and advised that his office presently has no intention of
Speaker 1: dismissing the pending charge against very relative to intimidation and
Speaker 1: extortion against the complaining witness, Eric Cruche, regardless of Cruchet's
Speaker 1: feelings at the present time. Becker stated that in view
Speaker 1: of the statement previously furnished by Crusche in this matter,
Speaker 1: the District Attorney intended to proceed in due course and
Speaker 1: allow him the opportunity of repudiating said statement under oath
Speaker 1: if cruche so desired. November seven, sixty two, Lieutenant Alvin C.
Speaker 1: Meister sixty eight, twenty four, louis the fourteenth Street, was
Speaker 1: interviewed at this address by Edward M. Davis. He advised
Speaker 1: he was now assisting in the training of cadets of
Speaker 1: the AFCAP at New Orleans Airport. He advised he was
Speaker 1: under the command of Major Edward W. Christensen, Junior af
Speaker 1: CAP Liaison Officer, seventeen twenty three, Masonic Temple Building Phone
Speaker 1: five two nine two four to one one, Extension six
Speaker 1: seven zero one, New Orleans, Louisiana. He advised that he
Speaker 1: had known David Ferry several years, that he first knew
Speaker 1: Ferry when Ferry had in charge of CAAP cadets at
Speaker 1: New Orleans Airport. So far as he knew, Ferry had
Speaker 1: never been married, had no family other than his mother,
Speaker 1: who was possibly residing in New Orleans. The subject had
Speaker 1: no military record known to him. See this is all
Speaker 1: bullshit because he was married, he had two dependents, and
Speaker 1: he was in the military reserves. So all their information
Speaker 1: they have is bullshit. He that subject hated women, seemed
Speaker 1: to hate Southerners, and at one time threatened to sue
Speaker 1: him and three or more men over some insign over
Speaker 1: which he did not name. Ferry appeared to be well
Speaker 1: educated and, in his Meiser's opinion, had been educated in
Speaker 1: the seminary school. He advised the subject allegedly has a PhD,
Speaker 1: but this has never been confirmed. Ferry had attended school
Speaker 1: in Cleveland, Ohio, having a double name which he could
Speaker 1: not recall. This is possibly Western Reserve, he advised. Ferry
Speaker 1: also allegedly attended Phoenix University, but this was not confirmed,
Speaker 1: so Phoenix University was one of those fake colleges. He
Speaker 1: advised a subject organized and trained CAAP Cadets in nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty eight and thereafter at New Orleans Airport, but had
Speaker 1: no authority to do so and no charter under FAA
Speaker 1: for his activity. Ferry was later reported to be training
Speaker 1: Metarie Falcons CP Cadet unit, but this also had no
Speaker 1: federal charter to operate. Lieutenant Meister advised that anyone wearing
Speaker 1: CAP Cadet uniforms, unless under federal charter, was in violation
Speaker 1: of federal law. Lieutenant Meister advised that in September nineteen sixty,
Speaker 1: someone unknown had stolen all the personnel records of the
Speaker 1: CAAP cadets from a room used by this unit near
Speaker 1: the New Orleans Airport. He knew a Jerry Walker, a
Speaker 1: cadet in nineteen fifty eight, who at the time resided
Speaker 1: on Tulane just off Claiborne. He advised that Walker was
Speaker 1: now in the United States Marines. Ferry wares a toupey,
Speaker 1: possibly self made, is a very aggressive person, highly obnoxious
Speaker 1: at times, very influential with people. He advised that he
Speaker 1: had heard through cadet sources whom he did not name,
Speaker 1: that subject is possibly a homosexual. Meister advised that he
Speaker 1: knew an individual whom he refused to name, that had
Speaker 1: made the statement. If charges against the subject were dropped,
Speaker 1: he this person would go to the district attorney and
Speaker 1: give them enough information to put Ferry away for a
Speaker 1: long time. Meister advised that the records of all CAAP
Speaker 1: units in the New Orleans area are maintained at Billington
Speaker 1: Air Force Base, Texas under the supervision of Colonel Paul c. Ashworth,
Speaker 1: that all authorized units are under federal charter, and that
Speaker 1: any others operating those other than those charters are doing
Speaker 1: so illegally. Meister advised that shortly before Christmas nineteen sixty one,
Speaker 1: there were two men from FAA Washington d C. Investigating
Speaker 1: ferries pilot's status. He advised that he did not know
Speaker 1: the outcome of this investigation, but felt the results would
Speaker 1: be available to the proper authority. A confidential source advice
Speaker 1: on November seventh, nineteen sixty two, that Eric m crushe,
Speaker 1: nine forty nine Saint Mary Street, New Orleans, had addressed
Speaker 1: the letter dated October twentieth, nineteen sixty two, to Captain
Speaker 1: George Griner, chief Pilot Eastern Airlines, New Orleans, in which
Speaker 1: he said that charges were filed against David Ferry were
Speaker 1: false and that actually Ferry was being framed on these charges.
Speaker 1: This same source also determined that Ferry's present address is
Speaker 1: thirty three thirty Louisiana Avenue, Parkway. Another person who will
Speaker 1: know a. Ferri's address if he moves is Earl Prinz.
Speaker 1: Prinz Bookkeeper five seven three five Vermillion Boulevard telephone two
Speaker 1: eight eight one three six zero. It was determined on
Speaker 1: November seventh, nineteen sixty two, that all records in the
Speaker 1: New Orleans area. On airline pilots are maintained at the
Speaker 1: FAA Airtech Center Building, Dowmon Road, near the official New
Speaker 1: Orleans Municipal Airport, under the supervision of mister John Powell.
Speaker 1: An attempt was made to contact mister Powell on November seventh,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two, but he was not in his office.
Speaker 1: His secretary reviewed these indices for the subject, but was
Speaker 1: unable to find any record for him. She advised that
Speaker 1: the local office usually maintained a file containing the pilot's
Speaker 1: certificate number, ratings and all the other data for a
Speaker 1: period of two years, after which it was forwarded to
Speaker 1: the FAA Airman Records Branch six twenty one North Robinson,
Speaker 1: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She added the subject was unknown to her.
Speaker 1: Harry Howard, attorney, eighteen oh seven, pair Marquette Building, New Orleans,
Speaker 1: advised on November thirteen, sixty two that he represented Carrie
Speaker 1: King in charges that grew out of the so called
Speaker 1: Sex Ring in Jefferson Parish. This group was composed almost
Speaker 1: entirely of juveniles. Mister Howard said he did not remember
Speaker 1: the name David Ferry ever being mentioned in that case.
Speaker 1: He went through his file on the case, and none
Speaker 1: of the juveniles in that case were the same as
Speaker 1: those mentioned in the various charges against Ferry. November fifteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two, an individual formerly employed as an investigator
Speaker 1: for a federal law enforcement agency advised he once investigated
Speaker 1: David William Ferry in connection with Ferry's involvement in a
Speaker 1: missing person complaint, as well as an alleged violation of
Speaker 1: the law regarding the theft of government property. This source
Speaker 1: advised the investigative file is no longer available to him,
Speaker 1: nor is he in a position to testify to the
Speaker 1: results of his findings. However, the following account is his
Speaker 1: best recollection of the information he developed during the course
Speaker 1: of his inquiry. The case was assigned in August sixty
Speaker 1: one following a visit to the agency by the parents
Speaker 1: of a white male juvenile whose whereabouts was unknown. In
Speaker 1: all probability, this is the incident concerning mister and missus
Speaker 1: Alexander Landry and their son, al Junior. Although the source
Speaker 1: could not remember the name of the parties involved, According
Speaker 1: to the parents, their son had been associating with the
Speaker 1: subject to the point where he had convinced him to
Speaker 1: be disobedient to their wishes, and Fairy made it possible
Speaker 1: for the boy to run away from home and go
Speaker 1: to Houston. The parents said their son had met Fairy
Speaker 1: through activities of the Civil Air Patrol from information gained
Speaker 1: through discussion with parents of other children who were also
Speaker 1: in the CAAP unit. The parents of the missing youngster
Speaker 1: had come to have serious doubts as to the legal
Speaker 1: status of the unit Ferry commanded. They had heard that
Speaker 1: this CAAP unit was without official sanction. The source advised
Speaker 1: that before any extensive inquiry was made into the boy's whereabouts,
Speaker 1: he was advised by the parents they had been successful
Speaker 1: in locating the boy through persons associated with Ferry. Information
Speaker 1: was received by this source to Ferry allegedly had taken
Speaker 1: and kept in his possessions some film or movies that
Speaker 1: were technically the property of the United States Air Force.
Speaker 1: Inquiry was then made to determine whether or not Ferry
Speaker 1: was involved in the theft of government property. As this time,
Speaker 1: the source interviewed the Air Force liaison officer for the
Speaker 1: Louisiana wing of the Civil Air Patrol in an effort
Speaker 1: to gain background information concerning Ferry. This officer, a captain,
Speaker 1: whose name is not remembered by the source, advised that
Speaker 1: Ferri's association with the CAAP was not legitimate and his
Speaker 1: removal from that group had been requested and affected approximately
Speaker 1: two years previously as a result of the several incidents
Speaker 1: which occurred in the summer of nineteen fifty eight or
Speaker 1: nineteen fifty nine during the patrol summer encampment at Keesler
Speaker 1: Air Force Base, Mississippi hold On. So these guys were
Speaker 1: going there. I know they went in nineteen sixty, but
Speaker 1: they were going to Keisler all the way back in
Speaker 1: fifty eight or fifty nine. Oswald was there in fifty seven.
Speaker 1: This needs to be there's something there at Keisler and
Speaker 1: the CAAP and Oswald we got. This needs to be.
Speaker 1: This needs to be looked into further. On that occasion,
Speaker 1: the members were assigned to various barracks. The senior advisers,
Speaker 1: squadron commandants, and officers were assigned quarters other than those
Speaker 1: given the cadets. Ferry complained bitterly that he should be
Speaker 1: permitted to reside with the members of his group and
Speaker 1: their barracks. This was strictly against all existing policy, and
Speaker 1: when Ferry continued his insistence that he quartered with his
Speaker 1: group of boys. He was ordered by his superior officers
Speaker 1: not to stay in the cadet barracks. After this order,
Speaker 1: Ferry was discovered living in the barracks in defiance of
Speaker 1: the order, and in the ensuing uproar, he was ordered
Speaker 1: to leave the base. He departed and took most of
Speaker 1: the members of his group with him, although the encampment
Speaker 1: was not ended. He then formed his own squadron without
Speaker 1: official sanction. The Air Force liaison officer told the source
Speaker 1: that during the subsequent inquiry by the CAAP and Air
Speaker 1: Force investigative agencies, several rumors were received concerning his Ferry's
Speaker 1: actions with his boys while under supervision. The source stated
Speaker 1: that this same Air Force liaison officer might still be
Speaker 1: assigned to this area and could be contacted for further
Speaker 1: information about Fairi's activities as discovered by that group. No
Speaker 1: information was deployed, I'm sorry it was developed regarding prosecution
Speaker 1: in the alleged theft to government property violation and the
Speaker 1: investigation was discontinued. According to the source, no information was
Speaker 1: developed reflecting any associates or incidents concerning the subject. The
Speaker 1: subject in Alexandria, Louisiana. He added that no inquiry had
Speaker 1: been conducted by his agency in the Houston, Texas area
Speaker 1: which might identify any associations of AT Alexandria, Louisiana and
Speaker 1: connection with information previously developed through motor vehicle registrations concerning
Speaker 1: in nineteen fifty nine, Ford registered to Lieutenant David W. Ferry, Junior,
Speaker 1: United States Marine Corps residents listed as eleven Prospects Street Alexandria, Louisiana,
Speaker 1: as well as reference to Susan Carden r d E
Speaker 1: N PO Drawer one one five to one that city
Speaker 1: in statement in February eighteenth, nineteen sixty two of Alvin
Speaker 1: Roland Bobo, Chief of Police Stafford Richie. Alexandri was telephone
Speaker 1: telephonically contacted by George L. Risley on November fifteen, sixty two,
Speaker 1: at which time he furnished the following information. Okay, so
Speaker 1: this is super important. We're getting into the David Ferry
Speaker 1: Junior stuff, and this needs to be further researched. And
Speaker 1: we have a name of a woman here, Susan Carden CRDN.
Speaker 1: Could that be the mother of David Ferry Junior. It's possible.
Speaker 1: So David Ferry Junior appeared to have used the name
Speaker 1: Susan Carden as a reference on his Marine Corps stuff.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm reading here, what appears to be to me.
Speaker 1: So I think that's a really good chance. At least
Speaker 1: we have a lead or a direction to take this
Speaker 1: thing in. Susan Carden at one time must have lived
Speaker 1: in she lives in Tampa, Florida. Lived in Tampa, Florida
Speaker 1: in ninety forty nine. We know that because of the
Speaker 1: tax returns. So, guys in the chat, if you want
Speaker 1: to start of digging on Susan Carden, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: A review of his department's identification files revealed no criminal
Speaker 1: record or complaint filed for the subject or David W.
Speaker 1: Ferry Junior. Neither of these individuals were known to the chief.
Speaker 1: He advised he's had no particular problem regarding sex DVI.
Speaker 1: It's in his jurisdiction. A check with his juvenile division
Speaker 1: failed to discern any file or complaint on the subject
Speaker 1: Faerry Junior, Susan Carden, or anyone using the above names.
Speaker 1: Richie stated that he had overheard some discussion among members
Speaker 1: of his department several years ago regarding gossip to the
Speaker 1: effect that an individual by the name of Juneau who
Speaker 1: resided in the vicinity of Prospect Street was a homosexual.
Speaker 1: No overt acts were reported to this department, and no
Speaker 1: inquiry was ever initiated in the absence of any complaints.
Speaker 1: A check of the city directory by Richie during the
Speaker 1: call revealed a Daniel L. Juneaux residing at thirty one
Speaker 1: Prospect Street. Richie said this would not be the individual
Speaker 1: he had referred to as Daniel Juneau, who was employed
Speaker 1: as a captain in the Fire department and was personally
Speaker 1: known by Richie. He added, the Juneau family in that
Speaker 1: area was a rather large and it could possibly be
Speaker 1: another member of the family. The directory showed no listing
Speaker 1: for anyone by the name of Ferry. At this same time,
Speaker 1: Richie had one of his men query the Rapids Parish
Speaker 1: Sheriff's office concerning Ferry and Susan Carden. This office reported
Speaker 1: that at search of their identification and juvenile files failed
Speaker 1: to reveal any criminal information for these individuals. The New
Speaker 1: Orleans Retail Credit Bureau advised George L. Risley on November fifteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two that at check with the Alexandria Louisiana
Speaker 1: Credit Bureau revealed there was no record for a David W.
Speaker 1: Ferry Junior at eleven Prospects Street, no prior inquiries received
Speaker 1: there about him. A confidential source known as known to
Speaker 1: George L. Risley, who's employed in Alexandria's leading medical clinic,
Speaker 1: reported telephonically on November fifteenth, nineteen sixty two that Captain
Speaker 1: Daniel L. Janneaux, aged forty, is employed with the Alexandria
Speaker 1: Fire Department, is married to Leader Roberts Janeaux, aged thirty seven,
Speaker 1: and both are patients of the clinic. No derogatory information
Speaker 1: is known about the Jenneo's. Both are well regarded by
Speaker 1: local residents. This source further advised that the residence of
Speaker 1: eleven Prospect Street is owned by a Frank Pachellik pacch
Speaker 1: E l I K. Junior, who resides there with his
Speaker 1: wife Estelle and their son. Frank Pachellik the third and
Speaker 1: son are owners and actively engaged in the operations of
Speaker 1: Alexandria Pest Control, Inc. It also operates a furniture repair
Speaker 1: shop at eighteen fourteen Repead Street. This shop is located
Speaker 1: about five blocks from their residence. The Patroliks are also
Speaker 1: regarded very highly by their neighbors and associates. According to
Speaker 1: this source, the following persons were interviewed on the dates
Speaker 1: indicated in an effort to develop information on various activities
Speaker 1: involving juveniles during his residence at the various addresses listed.
Speaker 1: No derogatory information was developed during these contacts, nor was
Speaker 1: any information obtained which might provide further investigative leads from
Speaker 1: these sources. All right, so the next page, what do
Speaker 1: we have here? It looks like a list of let
Speaker 1: me see, it has pointed out there are no residences
Speaker 1: on the opposite side of Orleans Avenue in this block,
Speaker 1: and no municipal number four six Orleans. All right, So
Speaker 1: they're going in there trying to double check these various
Speaker 1: addresses that David Ferry lived at. They have lists here
Speaker 1: of all the different people who resided at the addresses
Speaker 1: at different times. Sometimes these names can be very important
Speaker 1: going through these. You never know if he knew somebody
Speaker 1: who lived there before, who got them hooked up with
Speaker 1: a place, or whatnot. So any one of these names
Speaker 1: in the list here, which I'm not going to read out,
Speaker 1: you know, it could be relevant as far as their
Speaker 1: friendship with David Ferry and possible connections to, you know,
Speaker 1: other things. On November thirteenth, nineteen sixty two, mister Tolan
Speaker 1: advised mister Carson that on June eighth, nineteen fifty four,
Speaker 1: Ferry was reprimanded by Eastern Airlines for allowing a fifteen
Speaker 1: year old boy to ride in one of their planes
Speaker 1: free of charge on a flight from New Orleans to Houston.
Speaker 1: This came to Eastern's attention when the youth called their
Speaker 1: office in Houston to see about a return ride to
Speaker 1: New Orleans. The record reflected this boy's name was George Piazza.
Speaker 1: Piazza the current New Orleans City Director, who reflects three
Speaker 1: persons with the names with the name George Piazza. However,
Speaker 1: the most likely one is George Piazza five three nine
Speaker 1: Henry Clay Avenue, New Orleans, whose employment is shown with
Speaker 1: the Louisiana Air National Guard. It was determined through a
Speaker 1: pretext telephone call to Deanna C. Piazza that the address
Speaker 1: that her husband George is presently attending the School of
Speaker 1: Law a loyal university. She's advised he's employed by the
Speaker 1: Louisiana Air National Guard as an alert pilot when he
Speaker 1: is not attending class. Attempts were made to interview George
Speaker 1: Piazza on November fourteenth and fifteen, sixty two, with negative results.
Speaker 1: November sixteenth, nineteen sixty two, George el Risley interviewed George
Speaker 1: Piazza in the law library of Loyal University, at which
Speaker 1: time Piazza furnished the following information. Piazza readily admitted he
Speaker 1: was the individual involved in the particular incident referred to
Speaker 1: by mister Tolan. Piazza met Ferry sometime in late nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty two when he was in the process of obtaining
Speaker 1: his private pilot's license at the New Orleans Airport. At
Speaker 1: the time, he was fifteen years of age and became
Speaker 1: acquainted with Ferry just as another pilot who flew his
Speaker 1: own airplane from the field. Piazza said Ferry owned a
Speaker 1: Stintson Voyager, which is still kept at the New Orleans
Speaker 1: Airport by Ferry. During the course of their contacts, through
Speaker 1: the mutual interest of flying, Ferry made his plane available
Speaker 1: to Piazza for flying time. He offered him instruction as well,
Speaker 1: according to Piazza. At this time, Ferry ran a CAAP squadron,
Speaker 1: and Piazza joined after obtaining his private license. Piazza said
Speaker 1: Ferry and he would frequently take cross country trips to Houston,
Speaker 1: Corpus Christi, and San Antonio, Texas. On many occasions, Piazza
Speaker 1: accompanied Ferry to Cleveland, Ohio, where they would visit Faerry's
Speaker 1: mother when she was still alive. Ferry has a brother,
Speaker 1: whose name is not recalled. He was presently employed with
Speaker 1: the Firestone Tyrant Rubber Company in Akron, Ohio. Ferry has
Speaker 1: no children, either by adoption or marriage, and to Piazza's knowledge,
Speaker 1: has never been married. During these frequent flying trips with Ferry,
Speaker 1: usually in his private plane, they generally stayed at the
Speaker 1: same hotel for frequented by Eastern crews. Piazza can only
Speaker 1: recall one occasion when they spent the night at some
Speaker 1: place other than one of these hotels, and this was
Speaker 1: one occasion when they visited Corpus Christi, Texas and spent
Speaker 1: the night at the rectory of the Catholic Church. The
Speaker 1: priest there, whose name is not recalled by Piazza, was
Speaker 1: a friend of Faery and provided rooms for them. Piazza
Speaker 1: is of the recollection that Ferry has a close friend
Speaker 1: in Houston, Texas, whom he visits. But this individual is
Speaker 1: connected in some capacity with Eastern Airlines there and his
Speaker 1: exact identity is unknown. This is important and why is
Speaker 1: this important? Because Jack Valenti, I'm trying to tie these
Speaker 1: people at Jack Valenti and Jack Valenti was a pilot,
Speaker 1: Jack Lenti was a Border Directors member of t w
Speaker 1: A who and seeing how they were both up in
Speaker 1: the Knowle area at the time, that might be the
Speaker 1: person we're looking for. But it is belief that they
Speaker 1: were all connected with Eastern in some capacity of employments.
Speaker 1: He can recall no outside association of the subject in
Speaker 1: that area. Referring to the incident on eighth, nineteen fifty four,
Speaker 1: Piazza Seti believed that Ferry was scheduled for a trip
Speaker 1: from New Orleans to Houston and was to speak before
Speaker 1: some group in Houston that night before continuing his flight
Speaker 1: to Brownsville, Texas. Returning to Houston and thence to New Orleans,
Speaker 1: Ferry asked Piazza to accompany him on his trip. Piazza
Speaker 1: set He mentioned the subject of the cost and the ticket,
Speaker 1: whereupon Ferry told him the matter was already resolved and
Speaker 1: not to worry. Piazza set has the impression now that
Speaker 1: Ferry showed him a ticket, but it has been so
Speaker 1: long in his memory it's not clear. At this point,
Speaker 1: they flew to Houston, and Piazza Seti boarded the flight
Speaker 1: as a regular passenger. Once the plane was airborne, Ferry
Speaker 1: invited him to the pilot's compartment, where he remained until
Speaker 1: they reached Houston. They stayed at the hotel previously referred
Speaker 1: to by Piazza, but whose name he cannot recall. It
Speaker 1: is his recollection that he was to stay in Houston
Speaker 1: while Ferry made the run to Brownsville and back to Houston.
Speaker 1: He was then to join Ferry for the return flight
Speaker 1: to New Orleans. Piazza said he overslept and was awakened
Speaker 1: by Ferry calling him from the Houston airport to see
Speaker 1: why he was not at the at the field. Ferry
Speaker 1: told him that he had to go to New Orleans
Speaker 1: and stated he had left a ticket for Piazza at
Speaker 1: the Eastern Airlines desk at the terminal. Piazza said he
Speaker 1: called there and the ticket and they could not locate it.
Speaker 1: He returned to New Orleans and that is all he
Speaker 1: recalls about the incident. Piazza said his friendship continued with
Speaker 1: the subject until about August nineteen fifty four. Piazza had
Speaker 1: graduated in June of that year from high school and
Speaker 1: was seeking employment. He stated that during the time he
Speaker 1: had first met Ferry, the latter had helped him obtain
Speaker 1: his commercial and instrument ratings. Piazza decided not to attend college,
Speaker 1: and Ferry told him of a job available in Winwood,
Speaker 1: New Jersey. This job was a non scheduled airline was
Speaker 1: with a non scheduled airline. Ferry told him to contact
Speaker 1: Ralph Cox with the United States Overseas Airways, and so
Speaker 1: he did. Piazza flew to Oklahoma City, met Cox and
Speaker 1: an ant of Cox, where the three of them flew
Speaker 1: to Wildwood, New Jersey. Piazza said he was hired without
Speaker 1: any difficulty, and he worked there from June until August
Speaker 1: nineteen fifty four. At that time, he decided to return
Speaker 1: to New Orleans and attend college. For some reason, his
Speaker 1: decision to do so irritated Fairy, and their association and
Speaker 1: contact terminated. Piazza said he had no argument with the subject,
Speaker 1: nor was there any hostility from the occasion. He's only
Speaker 1: seen Fairy one or two or three brief occasions since
Speaker 1: that time. Piazza entered the Air Force in nineteen fifty six,
Speaker 1: and upon his honorable discharge, returned to New Orleans to
Speaker 1: attend law school. Was Piazza ever stationed at Biloxi at Keisler,
Speaker 1: That's a question. Piazza emphatically stated that during the entire
Speaker 1: time he was closely associated with Fairy, can never recall
Speaker 1: any occasion wherein the subject displayed any tendency toward any
Speaker 1: homosexuality or sex deviation. Ferry never suggested or attempt at
Speaker 1: any such relationship with Piazza at any time during their acquaintance,
Speaker 1: and he knows of no one else with whom Ferry
Speaker 1: might have attempted such acts. Piazza stated that during the
Speaker 1: two years or so he was friendly with the subject,
Speaker 1: he spent a great deal of time with him. He
Speaker 1: stated this was of some concern to his parents at
Speaker 1: the time, but that he had no disagreements with them
Speaker 1: about the relationship, other than the amount of time he
Speaker 1: devoted to associating with flying and related activities. He had
Speaker 1: no family crisis with them other than the normal ones
Speaker 1: for youth of his age, and Piazza said these were
Speaker 1: brought on by himself rather than the suggestion or direction
Speaker 1: of Fairy. Faerry never directly interfered with his parents in
Speaker 1: any matters, but Piazza said Fairy is a type of
Speaker 1: individual who fancies himself an expert in all matters and
Speaker 1: hence believes himself infallible. To this end, Fairy would express
Speaker 1: his ideas in no uncertain terms to anyone with whom
Speaker 1: he disagreed. However, Piazza said that Ferry had never done
Speaker 1: this to the piazzas Ferry seemed to have a certain
Speaker 1: talent and background in the use of psychology and would
Speaker 1: use this as well as his philosophical ideas to influence
Speaker 1: some of the youths in the cap Squadron. Piazza said
Speaker 1: he frequently disagrees with the subject and his beliefs that
Speaker 1: Faerry deeply resents criticism. Ferry told Piazza he was also
Speaker 1: attending Two Lane University to obtain his doctorate, but Piazza
Speaker 1: stated he does not know if this is true. In
Speaker 1: discussion with his activities during the years of World War Two.
Speaker 1: Ferry gave the impression he was a flight instructor. He
Speaker 1: never stated whether he was a member of the Armed
Speaker 1: Services or a civilian instructor, or just which branch of
Speaker 1: the Armed forces he taught. The only close friend of
Speaker 1: Ferry that Piazza could recall was an individual by the
Speaker 1: name of Jim LewAllen, who is now working in New Orleans,
Speaker 1: but who was originally from Cleveland, Ohio. Piazza met LewAllen
Speaker 1: in nineteen fifty four when Ferry was residing on Viney
Speaker 1: Street in Jefferson Parish. Llewellen was unemployed and had come
Speaker 1: to New Orleans expressly to look up Ferry. Ferry helped
Speaker 1: obtain apployment for Luallen at Eastern Airlines in the baggage department.
Speaker 1: Llewellen resided for some time with Ferry at the Viney
Speaker 1: Street address. Piazza said he does not know whether Llewellen
Speaker 1: is still friendly with the subject or not. LewAllen has
Speaker 1: believed employed with National Car Rentals in New Orleans International
Speaker 1: Airport at the present time. The subject had several acquaintances
Speaker 1: in Alexandria, Louisiana through his activities with civil air patrol,
Speaker 1: according to Piazza, but the identities of these persons are unknown.
Speaker 1: Knows of no other troubles in the past in which
Speaker 1: the subject was involved. He stated he was amazed when
Speaker 1: he read the newspaper accounts of Fairy's arrest. Piazza was
Speaker 1: quite candid during this interview and appeared to be truthful
Speaker 1: in every respect. He voiced some concern that he might
Speaker 1: become involved in this matter as a result of his
Speaker 1: past association with the subject through flying interests, because of
Speaker 1: his preparation for the practice of law. He is most
Speaker 1: anxious to avoid any attention at all to any connection
Speaker 1: with Ferry, however innocent it was at the time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't blame you. It seems like this document is
Speaker 1: now complete. Next thing we move on to is surveillance
Speaker 1: of subject and associates. Let me see, this might be
Speaker 1: some duplicate stuff here. So this is continuing on. This
Speaker 1: is like, what is it say, November eight sixty two,
Speaker 1: November nine sixty two, they're outside David Ferri's place. Okay,
Speaker 1: So I don't think I've read this because there's some
Speaker 1: stuff in here I don't remember. So the following investigation
Speaker 1: was conducted by Edward M. Davis November ninth, nineteen sixty two.
Speaker 1: The following observation was made in the vicinity of thirty
Speaker 1: three thirty Louisiana Avenue Parkway at seven am. No activity
Speaker 1: was noted at the above residence. Fairies nineteen sixty FOURD
Speaker 1: sedan bearing nineteen sixty two Louisiana license three zero zero
Speaker 1: six zero one was parked in front of the above residence.
Speaker 1: Just married was written in chalk on the left side
Speaker 1: of the car. HM just married was written in chalk
Speaker 1: on the left side of the car. Interesting. At eight
Speaker 1: twenty am, Faerry departed from his house and left in
Speaker 1: his auto. He drove to South Clayborne, turned left and
Speaker 1: drove in the direction of Canal Street. Subject car was
Speaker 1: last observed crossing Melpemeni. Observation was discontinued due to traffic
Speaker 1: conditions at the time the subject departed his house. He
Speaker 1: was wearing a dark hat, gray sport coat, glasses with
Speaker 1: dark right lens and dark colored to pay seven thirty
Speaker 1: pm November nine, sixty two, observation was reinstituted at three
Speaker 1: three three zero Louisiana Avenue Parkway. Nothing pertinent was observed
Speaker 1: at the time. At eight twenty pm, Fairry arrived in
Speaker 1: his auto accompanied by an adult female and two female children,
Speaker 1: having the appearance of proximately eight and twelve years of age.
Speaker 1: They all entered the subject's home with him. The ault
Speaker 1: female was of medium height, medium billed, brown hair, wearing
Speaker 1: a gray top coat. At eight twenty five pm, two
Speaker 1: adult males came from the residents at three three three
Speaker 1: to two Louisiana Avenue Parkway and walked to the front
Speaker 1: of three three three zero Louisiana Avenue Parkway and a
Speaker 1: few minutes later returned to their home. At eight fifty pm,
Speaker 1: Ferry and the three female persons and a young male
Speaker 1: left the subject's home and entered his car. This white
Speaker 1: male was approximately six foot tall, slender build, approximately eighteen
Speaker 1: to twenty years of age, and had dark brown hair.
Speaker 1: Subject drove to South Claiborne Avenue, turned left, drove to
Speaker 1: Esplanade Avenue, turned left and drove to the vicinity of
Speaker 1: Curlerec and Bayou Road, turned right and drove to the
Speaker 1: vicinity of Columbus Street. Conditions at this time made it
Speaker 1: necessary to drop observation for approximately five minutes. Subject in
Speaker 1: the above persons were next observed proceeding toward Esplanade. They
Speaker 1: turned left onto Esplanade, proceeded towards North Clayborne, turned left
Speaker 1: onto North Clayborne and were proceeding in the direction of
Speaker 1: the lake at the time of the observation was discontinued
Speaker 1: due to traffic conditions. On November tenth, sixty two, the
Speaker 1: following observations were made by Edward M. Davis. This investigation
Speaker 1: was started at six pm November tenth. Ferries auto in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty four. It to Dan with green body and
Speaker 1: ivory top bearing nineteen sixty two Louisiana license three zero
Speaker 1: zero six zero one was not at the subject's home
Speaker 1: at this time. At approximately eight fifty pm, Ferry arrived
Speaker 1: driving the above auto. He was accompanied by a young
Speaker 1: male white man eighteen to twenty years of age, brown hair,
Speaker 1: slender built about six feet in height. Subject in this
Speaker 1: person entered the subject's house. Subject came out here for
Speaker 1: a few minutes and then re entered the house. At
Speaker 1: nine to fifteen pm, the subject and then this young
Speaker 1: man came from the house, followed by the subject's dog.
Speaker 1: They walked in the direction of Claybourne Avenue for two
Speaker 1: blocks and returned. Entered the car at nine to twenty
Speaker 1: pm and departed. They drove to Prior, turned left, drove
Speaker 1: to Tulladono, turned left, and drove south towards Broad. Observation
Speaker 1: was discontinued at this time due to traffic conditions. At
Speaker 1: twenty pm, Ferry returned in his car alone. He entered
Speaker 1: the house and a few minutes later he returned with
Speaker 1: his dog. He took the dog for a short walk
Speaker 1: and returned to his home at eleven thirty five pm.
Speaker 1: Observation was discontinued at this time. November eleventh, nineteen sixty two.
Speaker 1: The following observation was made at three three three zero
Speaker 1: Louisiana Avenue Parkway by Edward Davis. At approximately seven to
Speaker 1: fifty pm, Ferry came from his home and entered his house.
Speaker 1: It came from his house and entered his auto at
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty four sedan blah blah blah. He proceeded to
Speaker 1: the broad Moor drug Store corner of South Broad and Washington.
Speaker 1: He left the car and entered the place of business.
Speaker 1: Made a telephone call at eight oh five pm. After
Speaker 1: talking on the phone for a few minutes, Ferry returned home.
Speaker 1: To his home and at eight eleven pm. At eight
Speaker 1: seventeen pm on November eleven sixty two, a teenage boy
Speaker 1: driving nineteen fifty four Ford Tutor Sedan Ivory color buring
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two license Louisiana license one three nine three
Speaker 1: five five arrived in front of Ferry's home, left the
Speaker 1: car after parking and entered the house. This person's white
Speaker 1: approximately eighteen years of age, five feet ten inches, fair complexion,
Speaker 1: slender build. At eight thirty pm November eleven sixty two,
Speaker 1: a young man approximately six feet in height and driving
Speaker 1: in nineteen fifty four Ford Tutor sedan bearing nineteen sixty
Speaker 1: two Louisiana license three eleven Nash six four to one
Speaker 1: arrived in front of three three three zero Louisiana Avenue Parkway.
Speaker 1: After parking, he and a young teenage person left the
Speaker 1: car and entered ferries home. At approximately eight thirty five pm,
Speaker 1: the above individuals, accompanied by Ferry, left in the above
Speaker 1: two Ford automobiles. Ferry accompanied by the young boy in
Speaker 1: the Ford bearing Louisiana license one three nine three five five,
Speaker 1: and the other young man and teenage person left in
Speaker 1: the Ford bearing Louisiana license three, one, one six four one.
Speaker 1: These cars drove to sell Broad, turned right on Broad,
Speaker 1: proceeded to Columbus, turned right on Columbus, and at eight
Speaker 1: forty five November eleventh, the above cars were observed parked
Speaker 1: in front of two four to three nine Dash four
Speaker 1: to one Columbus Street. This is the same crowded residential
Speaker 1: area where the surveillance was terminated November ninth and tenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two. At nine thirty five pm November eleventh,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two, Ferry and the driver of the ford
Speaker 1: bearing Louisiana license one three nine, three five five left
Speaker 1: the above address and drove to the corner of North
Speaker 1: Prior and Esplanade. They parked at thirteen eleven North Prior
Speaker 1: and knocked on the door at the address. Ferry in
Speaker 1: this person conferred for some time on the sidewalk at
Speaker 1: thirteen eleven North Prior. At ten forty pm, Ferry, the
Speaker 1: above person and an older man were observed walking towards
Speaker 1: Esplanade from direction of Bayute Road. They stop at the
Speaker 1: entrance to thirteen eleven North Prior, where the car bearing
Speaker 1: Louisiana license one, three nine and three five five was
Speaker 1: parked At this time, Ferry engaged in a heated conversation
Speaker 1: with with this older person, making many gestures with his
Speaker 1: hands and head. This continued till eleven eighteen pm. At
Speaker 1: eleven eighteen pm, this older person entered the home at
Speaker 1: thirteen eleven North Prior with a key. Ferry and the
Speaker 1: young person left in the ford bearing nineteen sixty two
Speaker 1: Louisiana license one three nine three five five and proceeded
Speaker 1: to Ferry's home at three three three zero Louisiana Avenue Parkway.
Speaker 1: They parked at approximately eleven twenty five pm and entered
Speaker 1: ferries home at approximately eleven forty five pm. They left
Speaker 1: the house with Faerriy's dog and they walked towards South Clayborne.
Speaker 1: They returned to the home about ten minutes later. At midnight,
Speaker 1: observation was discontinued and the person above was still at
Speaker 1: the home of Ferry and his car was parked in
Speaker 1: the rear of ferries car in front of thirty three
Speaker 1: thirty Louisiana Avenue Parkway. At approximately eight am November twelve
Speaker 1: sixty two, it was observed that Fairies car and the
Speaker 1: car bearing Louisiana license one three nine three five y
Speaker 1: five were gone. Okay, see, okay, let me just read
Speaker 1: this last paragraph and we'll wrap it up here. This
Speaker 1: is the end of this observation. UH. November twelve, sixty two,
Speaker 1: the fifty four to Ford tutor bearing Louisiana license three
Speaker 1: eleven sixty four to one was observed parked in the
Speaker 1: drive under the front porch of two four four one
Speaker 1: Columbus Street. No one was observed in or near the car.
Speaker 1: In nineteen sixty two Louisiana license one three nine three
Speaker 1: five five is issued to Hugh L. Brownlee four seven
Speaker 1: two eight Jefferson Highway, Jefferson Parish for nineteen fifty six
Speaker 1: Ford sedan. The current suburban city directory shows Hughel Brownlee,
Speaker 1: Junior ROSA El at this address is employed as an
Speaker 1: engineer for US Engineers. The nineteen sixty two Louisiana license
Speaker 1: three one one sixty four to one is issued to J. V.
Speaker 1: Cruschet one zero zero four Versailles Street, New Iberia, Louisiana
Speaker 1: for a nineteen fifty four Ford Telephone Information Service advised
Speaker 1: that Joe V. Crusche lives at two four four one
Speaker 1: Columbus and that is where the surveillance document wraps up.
Speaker 1: We're gonna call it here for today, but next time
Speaker 1: it looks like we're still we're sticking with the same
Speaker 1: subject matter. We're moving into some handwritten notes and a
Speaker 1: letter from Andrew Scambria to Jim Garrison. So thanks for
Speaker 1: tuning in everybody. We will pick this up with today's Thursday.
Speaker 1: We'll probably pick us up tomorrow. Thanks for tuning in.