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Dallas Police Department organization

also: Dallas officer, Dallas police, Dallas Police Homicide Bureau

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Dallasplace · 7Lee Harvey Oswaldperson · 4J. D. Tippitperson · 3Kennedy murderevent · 3Murder of J.D. Tippettevent · 2Grassy Knollplace · 2Texas Theaterplace · 2Warren Reportbook · 1Montrealplace · 1Warren Commissionorganization · 1Captain Fritzperson · 1Lieutenant Dayperson · 1United States Secret Serviceorganization · 1John F. Kennedyperson · 1

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J. Curry worked_for Dallas Police Department documented document
“It is believed this situation reached one stage during the days immediately following this event and was climaxed by Dallas Chief of Police Curry's statements which left the implication this Bureau was seriously derelict in discharging its …”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book V: The Investigation of the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy · p.62

Mentions (10)

The Colonel's Corner Kill Plot Part 5
▶ 34:58 west of the corner of the fence on the grassy knoll. As so vividly portrayed in the Zapruder film, this shot struck Kennedy in the right front temple area of his head and exploded on contact. His head was instantly driven to the left rear. …
The Colonel's Corner Kill Plot Part 5
▶ 39:51 were taking place. Police officers who managed to run up the hill and race behind the fence and who obviously ran directly into one of the assassins, the man in the brown suit, were surprised when the man showed them his credentials as bein…
The Colonel's Corner Kill Plot Part 5
▶ 42:38 but we didn't touch it until Captain Fritz and Lieutenant Day of the Dallas Police Department came over. Now Captain Fritz was chief of the Homicide Bureau and Lieutenant Day was from Identification Bureau. Now they got there and took some …
The Colonel's Corner Kill Plot Part 5
▶ 46:10 For without the code books, no messages could be encoded or more importantly, decoded concerning matters of national security. You know, that thing we're worried about all the time, such as an assassination. On this day, these code books we…
The Colonel's Corner Kill Zone Part 6
▶ 0:43 Hopefully, not a repeat yesterday. Yeah, we will see. Yep, there it is. It just went live, at least on my end. All right, we're starting with... Yep, all good. Thank you. Sure. We're starting with Chapter 8. It's Oswald, Tibbett, and the Da…
The Colonel's Corner Kill Zone Part 6
▶ 1:54 Now, that's contrary just for the audience perspective. That's contrary to what has been reported in multiple other books where at least one of the French guys was picked up by a Dallas police officer and escorted to the Mexican border. Tha…
The Colonel's Corner Kill Zone Part 6
▶ 11:41 file took up two entire file drawers. He also had an FBI registration informant number S179 and drew a monthly paycheck from the Bureau of $200. It appears that Oswald felt that something had gone wrong by the time the police and media stor…
The Colonel's Corner Kill Zone Part 6
▶ 12:41 An escape plan, not Oswald. He went to a room he had rented and supposedly picked up a Smith & Wesson revolver, 38. According to the Warren Commission, Oswald then left the room and began walking through the neighborhood. Then for some reas…
The Colonel's Corner Kill Zone Part 6
▶ 13:42 stated that two men killed Tibbetts, neither of which matched Oswald's description, but she never was called to testify and indeed was told by men she assumed to be plainclothes policemen because they were carrying guns to forget everything…
The Colonel's Corner Kill Zone Part 6
▶ 15:46 It'll never be known exactly why Tibbett was shot. It may have been part of an elaborate plan to add credibility to Oswald's desperate escape or to leave false trails. Whatever the reason, Oswald was now in custody of the Dallas Police Homi…
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