Oswald in New Orleans
April 24 – September 25, 1963
153 days, but only 32 are accounted for
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The summer right before the Dallas assassination of JFK, Lee Harvey Oswald moved to New Orleans.
Of the 153 days he spent there, only 32 were accounted for by the Warren Commission, which many consider to be a joke.
During that time, he worked at Riley Coffee Company, believed to be a CIA front. He also associated with extreme right-wing individuals involved in destabilizing Castro’s Cuba. Interestingly, Oswald managed to attract attention from the local news media as a left-wing, pro-Castro Marxist advocating for a “hands-off” policy by the United States towards Cuba.
Bannister, Ferrie, and Oswald. Cuban gun running and other activities
Clay Shaw: Liar. In 1979, Richard Helms disclosed that Shaw was in fact a long-time paid CIA affiliate.
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