1)Warren Woody Taylor (10/14/05)[31 minutes]

[note: I could never find him due to common name!]

born 3/9/36, Dayton, KY;

joined agency in August 1961;

retired in 1982;

heard three shots, all from 6th floor of TSBD;

Dallas: first tume he was in a motorade with JFK

2) Jerry D. Kivett (10/14/05)[39 minutes]

[note: I spoke to, corresponded, and e-mailed Mr. Kivett. He has seen my work online including my book…:O)]

born 3/4/35, Greensboro, NC;

joined agency September 1961;

retired in 1982;

heard 3 shots from his right rear

3) A. Dale Wunderlich (10/15/05) [49 minutes]

[Note: I spoke to and e-mailed Mr. Wunderlich. Like many of his colleagues, he is much aware of my (online) work/ book]

born 1/2/37, Prosser, WA;

LAPD Bomb Squad;

recruited by agency Feb. 1963: joined PRS division;

Dallas: claims this was the FIRST time someone from PRS came to do an intelligence advance (?!?)

4) Victor Gonzalez (10/15/05) [10 minutes]

[Note: I contacted Mr. Gonzalez via e-mail–and through a friend—but he never responded back]

born 6/21/36, Puerto Rico;

joined agency in April 1962;

retired in July 1982;

11/22/63: part of Special Agent clas graduating that day-went to Ford’s Theater, Capital Bldg, Blair House, then Press Corps for a luncheon and ceremony. Chief Rowley was called out and told of JFK’s assassination!;

assigned to WFO;

protected the limousine at the White House Garage;

always felt it was Oswald, acting alone

5) Radford W. Jones (10/15/05) [18 minutes]

[Note: I corresponded with Mr. Jones and he refers to me without saying my name in his oral history interview-I had also sent him copies of his Secret Service shift reports for 11/63]

born 9/30/39;

joined agency Feb. 1963;

retired as SAIC of Detroit Field Office in 1983;

joined Ford Motor Company;

after retirement, joined the staff of MSU;

assigned to Buffalo, NY field office;

temporary assignment:Summer 1963, Hyannisport, Squaw Island;

Nov. 1963: assigned to Kellerman’s shift-end of 30 day assignment (supplemented JFK Jr’s detail). Glen Bennett and he flipped a coin as to who was to go to Dallas (?!?);

strongly believes Oswald acted alone;

assigned to Jackie for 4 months in 1964, along with Clint Hill and Tommy Mays;

liason to RFK campaign in ’68

6) William L. Duncan (10/15/05) [14 minutes]

[Note: I contacted Mr. Duncan but he never responded back]

born 1935;

joined agency 1959-WHD, Ike (“very routine duty”);

With JFK from Inaugural until 11/22/63 [through LBJ and Nixon eras, as well-in fact, he was in charge of Pat Nixon’s Detail];

Re: JFK: “real fine gentleman”; “magnetic personality”; “very friendly”; “very concerned about the people around him”; “real pleasure to work with”; “easy to work very hard for”; “LET YOU DO YOUR JOB” [my emphasis];

11/22/63: advance agent for Fort Worth (partner: Ned Hall II);

Was to return to D.C. but, due to assassination, proceeded to Dallas/ Parkland Hospital: Secret Service “very well organized” there;

Ultimately returned to D.C. with Hall “with the cars” [C-130]

7) Winston G. Lawson (9/5/03) [1hr 52 minutes]

[Note: I spoke to and corresponded—and even e-mailed—Mr. Lawson several times]

born 10/15/28, Western NY, between Erie & Buffalo (Chattaqua County);

Korea war: joined the Army reserves/ CIC;

joined agency Fall 1959-Syracuse, NY Field Office;

Transfered to WHD Spring 1961;

Re: JFK: “He was pleasant”

8) Mike Howard (11/18/05) [2 and a half hours]

[Note: As with Mr. Taylor (above), I could never find Mr. Howard due to his having such a common name!]

born 3/20/31;

Korean War: Private, Military Police;

Saginaw (TX) Police Dept;

joined agency 1959 via a call from SAIC of Dallas Forrest Sorrels

Vince Palamara

4/27/09