Albert Bogard Polygraph Interview Notes
Albert Bogard’s polygraph interview notes are documented through 10 H 352-356 and CE 3071, 2969. On February 24, 1964, the FBI interviewed Bogard regarding his allegation using polygraph equipment (CE 3031). No significant emotional responses were recorded when relevant questions were asked, with responses consistent with truth-telling. However, given the uncertain reliability of polygraph results (see app. XVII, pp. 813-816), the Commission placed no reliance on these results.
Frank Pizzo Testimony and Exhibits
Frank Pizzo testimony and exhibits span 10 H 342-351, with supporting exhibits CE 3078 (p. 7), CE 3091-3092, CE 3071 (pp. 2, 365), and CE 2970. Additional references include CE 3091, CE 3071 (p. 2), and CE 3091. Pizzo’s testimony is cross-referenced with Bogard’s statements (10 H 354), CE 2969, and CE 3071, providing witness context for the investigative record.
Marina Oswald Rifle Possession Testimony
Marina Oswald’s rifle possession testimony appears at 1 H 112-113, 5 H 402, and 11 H 280, with supporting references to Lillian Murret (8 H 142-143, 185), Robert Oswald (2 H 292-293), E. Hall (8 H 399), G. Taylor (9 H 87), Cunningham (10 H 126-127), and J. Pic (11 H 56-57). Cross-references include Ruth Paine testimony at 2 H 502-517 and 11 H 153-154, establishing the chain of evidence regarding the rifle’s possession.
Sylvia Odio Testimony References
Sylvia Odio testimony references span 11 H 368-385, with supporting exhibits CE 2907, CE 2942, and CE 3045. Odio’s testimony is cross-referenced with 1 H 26 (Marina Oswald), CE 2124 (p. 383), CE 2131, CE 2939, and references to Mrs. Odio’s account at 11 H 372, 374-375. The testimony provides witness observations regarding Oswald’s reported visits and statements.
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