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- Due to health issues and on the advice of his doctor, Curry retired from the Dallas Police Department in 1966.
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Due to health issues and on the advice of his doctor, Curry retired from the Dallas Police Department in 1966. In 1969, he wrote a book on the subject of JFK's assassination entitled, Retired Dallas Police Chief, Jesse Curry Reveals His Personal JFK Assassination File.
Oct 30, 2017 · He knew who to blame, too: Dallas police Chief Jesse Curry and homicide Capt. Will Fritz. He said so in a memo written just 45 minutes after doctors declared Oswald dead at Parkland...
- Joe Pappalardo
Chief Curry never planned on becoming a cop. But in 1936, when the Dallas Police Department was hiring officers temporarily, Chief Curry decided to join the force. After his time as a temporary officer had ended, the police asked Curry to remain on the force, and he accepted.
Nov 26, 1998 · Which he was: Not long after Oswald's assassination, Curry was hospitalized because of stress, and in 1966, he retired from the force under doctor's orders. He would go to...
Dallas Police Chief Jesse Curry wrote a self published book that revealed his personal account of the JFK assassination. Including information about Dallas, the security planning, the motorcade, the school book depository, Lee Harvey Oswald, evidence of the assassination and the assassination of Oswald.
Revill told Barrett and Lee that he had not wanted his November 22 memo to be released to the Warren Commission or the press, but police chief Jesse Curry threatened to charge Revill with filing a false police report if Revill wouldn't swear to the truth in his memo.
Chief Jesse Curry was the Chief of Dallas Police. He was a main investigator in both President John F. Kennedy and Lee Harvey Oswald's assassinations. As Chief of Dallas Police, Curry was a main liaison between the press, government agencies, and witnesses.
