The FBI's Report
The FBI made its report public on 9 December 1963, about ten days after the Warren Commission was established. This report formed the starting point for the Commission's investigations, and certainly influenced its thoughts. Given this, it is surprising how few students of the assassination have never read the FBI's report. Here it is, courtesy of free-lance journalist David Reitzes and his web site http://www4.50megs.com/reitzes/jfkmenu.html .
Title page, Preface
Table of Contents
I. The Assassination
II. The Evidence
III. Lee Harvey Oswald
Part Two: Additional Information Concerning Lee Harvey Oswald
I. Personal History
II. Relatives
III. Associates
IV. Finances
V. Affiliations
VI. Forged Documents in Oswald's Possession
VII. Travel to Mexico
VIII. Activities in USSR
IX. Plans to Return to USSR
X. Murder of Patrolman J. D. Tippit
XI. Scope of Investigation