Dial Ryder and Charles Greener Testimony
Dial D. Ryder testimony spans 11 H 225-238, with Charles W. Greener testimony at 11 H 241-259. Supporting exhibits include CE 1333, CE 1334, CE 1325, CE 1330, CE 1327, CE 2454, and Greener DE 1. References to F.M. Turner (7 H 224-225), Schmidt and Lehrer testimony, and CE 3030 provide additional investigative context for the Mexico-related inquiries.
Clothing and Personal Effects Evidence
Clothing and personal effects evidence is documented through CE 2976, CE 2977, and CE 2975, with comparative analyses referencing CE 2903, CE 2446, app. XIII (pp. 730-736), CE 2944, CE 2448, CE 3049, CE 2454, CE 2447, CE 2904, CE 2547, CE 3110, CE 2925-2928, CE 2933, and CE 2908. Clifton M. Shasteen’s testimony at 10 H 309-327, along with CE 2209 and CE 3130, provides witness context for these physical evidence comparisons.
Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Whitworth Testimony
Mrs. Gertrude Hunter testimony appears at 11 H 254-262, 277, 280, 282, 284, 288-289, while Mrs. Edith Whitworth testimony spans 11 H 263-275, 286-288. Supporting references include CE 1337, CE 2974, CE 1327, CE 3089, and Marina Oswald’s testimony at 5 H 399-400 and 11 H 280. These witnesses provide observations about household items and activities related to the Paine residence.
Comparative Commission Exhibit Analysis
Comparative Commission Exhibit analysis involves systematic cross-referencing among multiple exhibits, including CE 2903 versus CE 2446 with app. XIII (pp. 730-736); CE 2944 versus CE 2448, CE 3049, Roy Truly’s testimony at 3 H 214, and CE 2454; CE 2447 versus CE 2904 and CE 3049 (see CE 2547); CE 3110 versus CE 2925; and CE 2926-2928 versus CE 3049 (see CE 2933, 2908). Additional references include 10 H 309-327 (Shasteen), CE 2209, and CE 3130.
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