I went immediately into the clear space on the ground floor and asked where there was a phone. Give as a gift or purchase for a team or group. He said there were two musicians who had been with the band since the beginning and he would speak to them. I had been involved at one point with a group civil rights group, and they had investigated it and said that there was no wrongdoing on my part as far a this association with the civil rights group. By comparing the window next to them, which measured 14 inches off the floor, one box was about 15 x 30 x 60 inches, and thus had an estimated capacity of 15 cubic feet. Apart from the one officer who said to you that you had paid monies with respect to Oswald's cryptonym, what were the other six or seven persons' purported connection with Oswald and the Agency's relation to him. Learn more. The two new employees were administered a written questionnaire asking about their opinions of current topics of the day, especially social issues. Present: Representatives Preyer (presiding), Dodd and Sawyer. Findings of the Select Committee on Assassinations in the Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Memphis, Tenn. April 4, 1968. If it is true that Shelley was affiliated in some way with CIA or U.S. intelligence, that would be a disturbing and potentially significant development.[10]. After viewing product detail pages, look here to find an easy way to navigate back to pages you are interested in. Mr. WILCOTT - It was right at my window, my disbursing cage window. Mr. WILCOTT - I worked from the years, May, of 1957 to, April, of 1966. Mr. WILCOTT - Not publicly. It has been directed to the Deputy Chief Counsel in charge of the investigation for his review. Mr. SAWYER - Do you distinguish between an agent and a paid informant or do you use those terms interchangeably? When Joe entered the building, he took a recently installed passenger elevator to the fourth floor. Also Present: Michael Goldsmith, Counsel, and Gary Cornwell, Counsel. Mae Brussell showed copies of this document to the editors of Globe. On November 22, 1963, there were sixty-nine people working in the building at 411 Elm Streetthirty-three for the TSBD and forty-six for the publishers. Mr. WILCOTT - No. (2009), James W. Douglass explains this in detail, including the James Wilcott story. There were, as I recall, three men there, all I think in shirt sleeves. Mr. WILCOTT - That was late '68 or perhaps early 1969. Mr. DODD - As a point of information, are people who work within the Agency fairly careful in their language in describing what the category of certain people are who work for the Agency? G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. The incident interested me enough to question the F.B.I. Mr. WILCOTT - I don't understand. (Whereupon, at 12:55 p.m. the subcommittee recessed. Mr. PREYER - And you did mention the case officer who came in and told you that the money he had drawn out a few weeks earlier was drawn out for Oswald? Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. James Wilcott's Testimony Intro Author: Jim Hargrove <hargrove@enteract.com> . as members of the F.B.I., approached the two new employees at work & took them to an empty room inside the building. CIA finance officer James Wilcott said, Several different individuals or firms in Dallas had been involved in one way or another with acting as cut-outs for arms shipments to Cuban exiles for the invasion. It was a total loss. I am afraid we are going to have to leave to make this vote right now. Mr. WILCOTT - Well, I was on day duty for the station. I don't recall its origins with clarity, but I think it was given to me by a professor at Southern Methodist University here in Dallas. I spoke to groups in their homes and I spoke to groups in the Peace and Freedom Party and I was with the Peace and Freedom Party for several years. Did he say to you, "I think Oswald was a CIA agent," or did that first person say to you that he was a CIA agent? According to this person, shortly after going to work for Bill Schelly, she & another new employee were subjected to some rather odd questioning when considering they were hired as clerks. I think you are making some important allegations here, and you have been very helpful in giving some witnesses' names through which we might be able to corroborate it, but I think it is very important that we know clearly how much of this was cocktail party talk and how much was shop talk and how much was speculation and rumor and how much was hard fact. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. There was a person, Dave, who was a Deputy Chief. And perhaps even having people inside the TSBD as assets. If they do agree to be interviewed, they are truthful in what they say, except on one particular point: the year when they moved into the building. December 30, 2005 in JFK Assassination Debate Share Followers 0 Posted December 30, 2005 I started to read through the HSCA testimony of James Wilcott on the History Matters website, and ran across this line on page 1: "Approximately April-June, 1963, Cryptonym for Oswald Project approx. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Did this Case Officer tell you what Oswald's cryptonym was? Mr. CORNWELL - Is there any chance that that record stil exists? [28] A roll call of warehouse employees seemed to indicate that Oswald was indeed absent. From April of 1965 to April of 1966, I was at Miami Station in finance, and I was handling the staff payroll. (3) if there is/was an Alternative Information Network in Austin, or if Kellner and Morrow are real persons and remember receiving the letter. Elzie Dean Glaze passed away on November 15, 2019. Needless to say, she never did wear that dress. [7] The Bergins house appeared to be under surveillance and their telephone line seemed to have been tapped. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, in a speculative manner. We will. Mr. WILCOTT - They called me up to chief of security, the agent security, and they interviewed me on the association that I had had with the group, and then they gave me a polygraph -- in fact, two polygraphs -- concerning my association with the group of people that I met with the group. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, he was. Glazes meetings with Shelley were therefore not at the Ambassador Row facility, as I originally believed, but rather they occurred at the building on Gemini Lane. Mr. WILCOTT - My wife and I both left the CIA because we became convinced that what CIA was doing couldn't be reconciled to basic principles of democracy or basic principles of humanism. The band started out in 1966 in Long Beach, California, and became known for its unique blend of country western and rock and roll. A puzzling aspect of Glazes 1989 letter was his reference to the book depository having moved to a location near the intersection of Royal Lane and Interstate 35. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, you did. Mr. GOLDSMITH - As a matter of routine, there would be that reference? Mr. WILCOTT - Not specifically, only generally. It was first broadcast in 1978 on a public access television channel in Austin, Texas. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. Mr. WILCOTT - From the time I left I talked at various times, especially at parties and things like that, on social occasions, with people at headquarters and with people at my station, and we would converse about it and I used to say things like, "What do you think about Oswald being connected with the CIA? Mr. SAWYER - Who is the public safety commissioner? His father lost weight and developed a stoop in the way he stood and walked; his hair and facial features aged prematurely. One label read Texas School Book Depository, 500 Red Pony books by John Steinbeck, from Bobbs-Merrill. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Can you give the Committee the names of any persons who might corroborate your allegation? [2] As we shall see, there is evidence that Oswald worked with another CIA agent in Dallas. All visits to the building must be strictly business-related. He was not questioned by the Warren Commission. As Rose points out, this is a bit odd also, since most of the building witnesses were taken to the sheriffs office, which was much closer to the TSBD than police headquarters. Mr. PREYER - It had no relation to your performance? This book provides the first useful, in-depth analysis of the 120 phone calls by LBJ in the week following the assassination regarding such items as the Civil Rights Act, demands made by the military and similar political power plays. For example, Joes father had to clear visitors with Roy Truly, the building manager, even though they were top executives from the company headquarters in Chicago. "It is inconceivable that a secret intelligence arm of the government has to comply with all the overt orders of the government." - CIA CounterIntelligence head James Angleton . Mr. WILCOTT - They were maintained on a thirty-day basis, and then they were closed off at the end of the month. Mr. WILCOTT - I was recruited from the school in Syracuse New York, where I was taking a course in accounting and busi- ness administration. (sic) Supposedly, he fell asleep at the wheel, or committed suicide, when he rammed into the back of a semi-truck. This is more than just an investigative report. According to Wilcott, Tokyo time of killing was approx. All that I knowand the attending dead endswere passed along to a researcher and author in Dallas a few years ago. However, the woman became terrified at the mention of it & said she would deny she ever said it if I tried to publicize the incident. Mr. GOLDSMITH - During what years did you work for the CIA? Mr. GOLDSMITH - So, is your testimony then that even though. Mr. WILCOTT - Well, sir, I think of an agent as an actual employee of the Agency; we called them indigenous agents XX XXXXXX who were agents that were on a regular salary by the case officer who was running an agent, and then there were a lot of one-time informers or maybe one- or two- or three-time informers that were paid like maybe $50 or so to attend a meeting of a political party or something of that nature. Mr. GOLDSMITH - What is the name of the book? Afterwards, Joe visited him in his office and could hardly believe the change that came over him. heard it, that was not the first occasion on which you had seen it or heard it? Spaulding Jones, former branch manager of MacMillan, said they moved in around 1957 or 1958. He thereafter went outside and stood around for five or ten minutes with foreman BILL SHELLEY, and thereafter went home. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Were any of these people on your list possible subjects who made references to Oswald being a CIA agent? Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, I did. JFK Assassination : The James B. Wilcott Files And The CIA Oswald Project: An Investigative Report. Mr. WILCOTT - I don't know how to answer that. Do you believe that there was such a reference to Oswald? Mr. WILCOTT - No. His first day on the job was October 29, 1945. (Whereupon, a brief recess was taken.) Mr. WILCOTT - All of the people that we mentioned in the case. Larry Watanabi, XXXXXX Branch, Senior Case Officer; and XXXXXXXXXXX, deep commercial cover agent. Mr. WILCOTT - It has been 15 years, and I can't remember specifically who said what, but certainly I am sure that Jerry Fox, for instance, had at least made some mention of it. Mr. WILCOTT - Well, I believed it to be a little more than speculation, that the source at least of this kind of talk was, I believe, to be something more serious than speculation. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Is that list complete and does it have. Butler took over as branch manager after Leon transferred to Los Angeles. Mr. WILCOTT - That is correct. Mr. GOLDSMITH - And have you just described one of those instances to us? Below is an excerpt from Harriss letter dated December 15, 1992: Enclosed is the Bill Shelley document I read to you over the phone. Learn more. And do you know for a fact that he was given Russian courses? Anyone e1se? Mr. WILCOTT - No, sir; I think I had good performance reviews right up to the time that I left. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Did you check your cash disbursement files? suspicious that many of the other things that happened may have had as its source the CIA. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, sir. Many notes and gifts, often created by him, are left for us as a tribute to his kindness and love. Mr. WILCOTT - At least -- there was at least six or seven people, specifically, who said that they either knew or believed Oswald to be an agent of the CIA. Mr. CORNWELL - And would that -- at least in part --. My testimony included numerous meetings with a man named Bill Shelly (I am no longer certain of the correct spelling of his last name.) Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, I was on security duty, and on security duty, agents were coming in and out of the station, and I pulled a lot of security duty, three and four nights right in a row, and pulled as much as 24 hours on weekends, and an agent would come back from meeting with somebody and he would be waiting for his wife to pick him up or would be waiting for a call from one of the indigenous agents that he was running and a lot of times conversations would be talked. The fact that he went and got his gun afterwards and then walked to the Texas Theater, perhaps to meet with someone, this suggests that he had some kind of agenda to fulfill. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Would those summaries be destroyed as a matter of routine, to your knowledge? Mr. CORNWELL - Your best memory is, you wrote it on a note paid, is. Mr. WILCOTT - Well, my tires were slashed and damage done to my car and I believe sugar poured in the gas tank, and whether this was actually CIA or not I have no way of knowing, and it could also have been just for harassment as a result of antiwar activities but I think there is also a possibility that it could have been attempts to intimidate me into talking about the CIA. Mr. CORNWELL - Do you have any knowledge, based upon your tenure XXXXXXX as to who would have trained Oswald in the Russian language if that occurred? Mr. WILCOTT - Jerry Fox was a Case Officer for his branch the Soviet Russia Branch, XXXXXXXXXX Station, who purchased information from the Soviets. In the decades following that fateful day, former employees of these companies have been reluctant to answer questions. He enjoyed giving to others, and loved the companionship of his four dogs. Mr. DODD - Talking about hours afterwards or a day afterwards? When, exactly, was the very first time that you heard or came across information that Oswald was an agent? It could be a hoax, but sounds sincere. Mr. SAWYER - It went through the XXXXXXX station? Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. Mr. GOLDSMITH - With whom? [23], The man using the pay phone was Shelley, for in an affidavit made out that same afternoon, he said, "I went back into the building [from outside where he viewed the shooting of the president] and went inside and called my wife and told her what happened. He saw two white men sitting by the stairs. Mr. CORNWELL - The cryptonym -- did you write it down at any point? Dorothy Ann Garner, former staff supervisor of Scott Foresman, thought the move occurred around 1960 or maybe a little later. Mr. GOLDSMITH - When did that occur? Mr. WILCOTT - Approximately two years, sir. Mr. GOLDSMITH - And when you testified earlier that you learned Oswald's cryptonym, by that do you mean that you learned both Oswald's personal cryptonym and his project cryptonym, or was it one of the two? ", and things like that. Mr. WILCOTT - Well, they were such incidents as the FBI agent that was working with a group -- and this was an established fact that this person was an FBI agent and that he wa working with the group that I was working with an antiwar group and, to my mind, there is a very great likelihood that this person was there to neutralize me, as the CIA term went. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Your book. Mr. PREYER - Thank you for being here today, and I will call the subcommittee to order at this time. [30] In that same article Rose writes that Shelly was one of the building employees who identified Oswald for the police when he was brought in to the station. Mr. GOLDSMITH - What do you mean by the term "agent"? James T. Tague was an unintended victim in the Kennedy assassination, hit by a stray bullet while stuck in traffic on the way to pick up a luncheon date. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, I have opinions. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, you did. He was an accomplished journalist and author and had worked as a radio engineer in his early career. [26], Pierce Allman, a local newsman, later said that after he approached the TSBD, a man he recalled as Oswald near the front of the building, directed him to a phone inside.[27]. Mr. WILCOTT - No. They told me that I had passed both of those. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, sir. At the time he visited the place, Scott Foresman was gone, and a carpet company was occupying the building. Which seems to be an odd premise, especially since, as Jerry Rose pointed out in his article, Important to Hold that Man there were at least 14 people missing from the building at the time; and they would not return until 1:30 PM. In April of 1966, I resigned from the CIA. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. She and three co-workersVictoria Adams, Sandra Styles, and Elsie Dormanviewed the shooting of the president from their fourth-floor office window. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. Mr. GOLDSMITH - So that they would be routinely destroyed at the time of auditing? Governor John Connally and his wife, Nellie, sat in front of them. Mr. WILCOTT - I cannot remember. Mr. WILCOTT - My wife and I came to believe that what CIA was doing couldn't be reconciled to basic principles of democracy or basic principles of humanism. According to former CIA finance officer James B. Wilcott's testimony before the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA), Lee Harvey Oswald "was a regular employee, receiving a full-time salary for agent work, for doing CIA operational work." Mr. GOLDSMITH - What is the basis for that opinion? I have no further questions. In November 1963, on the Friday before Thanksgiving, President Kennedy was riding in a Lincoln convertible rolling through the streets of Dallas. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. I called the number of the Avalanche Journal in Lubbock, Texas and got the personnel director. The Warren Commission did all they could to delay the arrival time on the first floor by Adams and Styles in order to remove the two girls from the stairs when Oswald would have likely been on them. In the new 2017 November release of JFK documents, he was interviewed in executive session under oath by the House Select Committee On Assassinations on March 22,1978. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Did you bring your allegation to the attention of the Warren Commission? Dedicated to the political vision and legacy of John and Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and Malcolm X,and to the investigation of their murders. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, sir; it was a cryptonym that I was familiar with, that it must have been at least two or three occasions that I had remembered it and it did ring a bell, yes. Kennedy Assassination Committee. Mr. GOLDSMITH - And how did that come to your attention: The 1960 directory lists him as a department manager for the Texas School Book Depository, living in a house at 126 Tatum Avenue. Mr. GOLDSMITH - How many people from the CIA did you speak to who speculated that Oswald was an agent? Had the seemingly insignificant trail of bread crumbs I stumbled across had not been so he avidly guarded, I might never have given it a second thought. Mr. SAWYER - I noticed in somne of the information we are provided you say that following your leaving the CIA in 1967 or thereabouts, for a period of some three years or so, you were harassed by the CIA and the FBI and sabotaged, as I recollect it. Whether they are there now or not is hard to say. I have entered other webs, but this one is different because the spider leaves the web and stalks its preysometimes for many years.. Mr. WILCOTT - I don't confirm any of them except with the community renewal program as coming from there and I am. Which he was allegedly working for. Mr. WILCOTT - Well, with the Agency, yes, sir. Mr. WILCOTT - That is correct. Mr. CORNWELL - Has any representative of the Agency or anyone who you believed might be a representative of the Agency ever come to you and discussed these matters? Mr. SAWYER - Was he in Utica? Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. These ebooks can only be redeemed by recipients in the US. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Excuse me, please proceed very slowly. Mr. PREYER - I will ask a few questions. This employee said that fellow employees were subjected to similar job interviews by government agents. She & her husband left Dallas shortly afterward. Mr. CORNWELL - What routinely was done with such note pads? In this area were numerous cardboard boxes, four feet square by five feet high. Currently he has been studying the Zodiac Killer case and writes for a website called zodiackilleridentified.com. We publish here the Wilcott affidavit and interrogation by the HSCA, declassified by the Assassination Records Review Board. Towards the end of my tour of duty, I heard certain things about Oswald somehow being connected with the agency, and I didn't really believe this when I heard it, and I thought it was absurd. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1978 Read instantly on your browser with Kindle for Web. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Where is Concord located? "And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - enshrined on the lobby floor of the entrance to CIA headquarters. Mr. DODD - I have no further questions. Mr. GOLDSMITH - And, Mr. Wilcott, is it true that you are a former employee with the CIA and that you are here today testifying voluntarily without a subpoena? Mr. GOLDSMITH - And were you dismissed by the agency or did you resign? Mr. CORNWELL - What year was that? Joe Molina, credit manager for the book depository since 1947, worked with FBI informer William Lowery in infiltrating leftist organizations. Mr. WILCOTT - Most of the people were involved in the civil rights movement or in the antiwar movement in 1968. Mr. WILCOTT - That is correct, sir. Mr. WILCOTT - I was afraid quite frankly. Mr. WILCOTT - That is true. As far as I know, the unknown Dallas author who interviewed has not published his book. Retired TSBD vice president Ochus Campbell said the move took place about five years prior to the assassination. Upon exiting the elevator, he saw a short hallway. [12], A suggestion of smuggling activities within the TSBD comes in the form of boxes too large to be practical containers of books. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Do you have an opinion as to how the Mr. GOLDSMITH - Mr. Wilcott, how long were these advance books retained? She said that no one by the name of Glaze was currently working for the newspaper, nor was that name among the files of past employees. Mr. GOLDSMITH - How did this information concerning Oswald first come to your attention? His desire to tell what he knew overcame his fear at least twice in his life. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Do you have a personal opinion as to how or for what purpose the CIA might have handled any projects that involved Lee Harvey Oswald? One of the aforementioned employees (whose name I cannot recall) stated that when she went to work for Bill Shelly at the school book depository in the early 1970s she was interviewed for the job by some type of government agents who asked if she had been recruited by the F.B.I. It was more of a casual kind of thing, to my way of thinking. Mr. WILCOTT - Surely, sir. Mr. CORNWELL - It is your testimony, as I understand it, the first time that you spoke about the Oswald agency matter outside of the CIA was after you left the CIA; is that correct? As mentioned, this woman, her husband, and young child disappeared within hours after my interview. Behind the building are five loading docks and an asphalt lot extensive enough to accommodate a number of trucks of any given size. The building is a large, one-story, concrete tilt-up, ideal for storing and moving huge quantities of material goods with forklifts and palettes. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. Mr. GOLDSMITH - I understand. Mr. PREYER - It was your conclusion from that talk that some of these people might have knowledge that he was a CIA agent rather than that they were speculating about it? Mr. WILCOTT - No, I don't. Mr. GOLDSMITH - However, your testimony is that you spoke to only six people as an estimate who indicated that Oswald was a CIA agent -- and when I say six people, I mean six CIA people, is that correct? For details, please see the Terms & Conditions associated with these promotions. Mr. DODD - And your dissatisfaction with the Agency and with the course of American government preceded the actual assassination of President Kennedy? Additional gift options are available when buying one eBook at a time. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, sir. Below is an obituary from the Austin American-Statesman published on Dec. 15, 2019. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. And when did you begin to develop attitudes of dissatisfaction with the Agency and its reaction and attitudes toward what you described as undemocratic principles and a lack of humanism? that I had at my gate, and I did that with cryptonyms from time to time for something -- we would want to check back into their accounting for something. Mr. WILCOTT - We had -- in Utica there was a group called the Vietnam Educational Council, which was informed people, formed to inform people as to what was going on in Vietnam, and we didn't feel that there was coverage enough in the media as to what was going on, and the purpose of the Vietnam Educational Council was to inform people as to what was going on. Mr. PREYER - How many people were at the station in XXXXXXXXXXX approximately? Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, it is. The White House has announced that a trove of remaining records concerning the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy will not be released as planned, due to the COVID-19 pandemic . He is loved and will always be remembered by his wife Sylvia Glaze, daughter Hailey Glaze, and sister, brothers, nieces, nephews and friends. From June of 1960 to June of 1964, I was stationed at XXXXXXX Station, and my primary duty was finance and cash disbursements. Mr. DODD - Was he described as an agent to you or was he described as an operative or a paid informant? Mr. WILCOTT - That is right. How much exact knowledge they had it is impossible for me to say. Free shipping for many products! The significance of Glazes 1989 letter is that it provides a tantalizing piece of information which may indicate a covert side to the depository itself. Mr. GOLDSMITH - And what did he tell you the cryptonym was? Mr. WILCOTT - No, sir. By the way, I am a Mr.not a Ms.as the letter from Mr. Blakey indicates. Charles Givens, like Oswald, had left the building after the assassination. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. Mr. DODD - In. Their apartment looked as if no one had ever lived in it. The book depository was in a seven-story, red brick building located at 411 Elm Street. About four or five years after the assassination, she said, Scott Foresman and another publisher called Southwestern decided to sever ties with the Texas School Book Depository. There were two depositories in the state of Texas. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, sir. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes sir. I will be back in about 10 minutes. However, please contact me before mentioning my name to anyone. She said that there is a whole lot more to tell about the TSBD than what has been publishedthat the whole building should be suspected as more or less of a safe base to operate from that day in November 1963.[9]. Mr. DODD - And she was aware of it from 1964 up until 1968 -- Mr. GOLDSMITH - And what is the reason for that? This would include things like: (1) determining lines of fire from upper story windows, (2) planning the access and escape routes for the sniper team, (3) positioning and controlling the designated patsy as a workman inside the building, (4) fabricating evidence such as rifle, cartridges, and paper bag to implicate the patsy, (5) selecting the so-called snipers nest where the ersatz evidence would be planted. Mr. WILCOTT - I believe our full strength was around XXXXXXX and we never actually had that many, I don't think. Mr. GOLDSMITH - Was Jerry Fox one of the people that made. Mr. WILCOTT - In December of 1975, in the little magazine called The Pelican at the University of California, and an interview was conducted by a reporter from that magazine. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes. Mr. WILCOTT - Not the files, no. Mr. WILCOTT - Yes, sir. 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