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Sep 21, 1997 · The only man ever tried in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy lived a “Kafkaesque horror” before his acquittal in 1969, according to documents released this week. Clay Shaw,
Nov 19, 2023 08:24 PM IST. Clay Shaw: From restoring historic buildings to controversial trial for JFK assassination. Clay Shaw, a gay New Orleans businessman, left an indelible mark on the city's ...
Clay Shaw trial testimony of Richard Randolph Carr, eyewitness to the assassination of JFK.
On January 29, 1969, Clay Shaw was brought to trial on these charges. At the trial, witnesses testified that they saw Oswald with Clay Shaw and David Ferrie, in Clinton, Louisiana, just two months before the JFK assassination .
Aug 15, 2016 · The records include information pertaining to Garrison's prosecution of Clay Shaw, as well as other subjects or individuals connected to the assassination, the trial of Clay Shaw, or of interest to Garrison.
Aug 15, 2016 · The family of Clay Shaw donated his papers to the National Archives. The records, totaling 12.5 cubic feet, date from 1952 to 1975, and consist of financial and personal papers, as well as copies of his journal, various manuscripts, photographs, and newspaper and magazine clippings relating to his trial and acquittal.
From New Orleans District Attorney Records, this is the actual address Garrison delivered in court in the trial of Clay Shaw for conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy.
