第四章
CHAPTER IV presents evidence establishing Lee Harvey Oswald’s ownership of the rifle found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository (TSBD) and linking him to the assassination of President Kennedy. The chapter covers the forged identification card, Marina Oswald’s name spelling testimony, forensic handwriting analysis, Paine and Oswald personal belongings, the CE 133 photographic series, rifle possession testimony, TSBD physical and discovery evidence, Howard Brennan’s eyewitness identification, and additional Depository area eyewitness accounts.
Cross-Reference to Chapter III
This section contains a single cross-reference directing the reader to chapter III. No additional evidence or testimony is introduced in this section.
Forged Identification Card Evidence
Forged identification card evidence is established through testimony from Albert Yeargan, J. Philip Lux, and William Waldman, and from Louis Feldsott. The testimony addresses the production and characteristics of a forged identification document associated with Oswald, with supporting references to the commission exhibits and witness depositions on the creation and use of the forged card.
Marina Oswald Name Spelling Testimony
Marina Oswald name spelling testimony concerns the transliteration of Oswald’s name from Russian into English. The evidence establishes that when translated from Russian the name was rendered “Alec,” while Oswald himself used the spelling “Alek” in his own correspondence, with supporting commission exhibits illustrating the variations in spelling across documents.
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