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Summary  
The document contains fragmented and disjointed information related to legal proceedings involving Clay Shaw, a figure connected to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK). Mentions include references to trials, court recesses during Mardi Gras, and discussions about evidence such as films purportedly depicting the assassination scene. The text includes repeated mentions of locations like New Orleans, Dallas, and the District of Columbia, along with names like Preston McGraw and others associated with legal or investigative roles. It also references the Warren Commission's report on JFK’s assassination, though details are unclear. Some sections describe alleged events involving shootings, accidents, and deaths but lack coherent context or verification. The document appears to be a mix of legal transcripts, trial notes, and possibly unrelated administrative records, with significant portions containing garbled text or repetition. Mentions of bullets originating from the rear during JFK’s assassination, medical examinations, and debates over evidence admissibility are included alongside unrelated content such as art sketches and administrative forms.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK)  
- Clay Shaw  
- Preston McGraw  
- Jim Garrison  
- Lee Harvey Oswald  
- John F. Kennedy (JFK)  
- Warren Commission members  
- FBI agents  
- J.D. T.P. Dallas Ex-Sheriff (possibly a witness or official)  
- A.T. Harrison, A.R.O. O'Rourke, and other unnamed individuals referenced in testimonies  

Key Locations  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  
- Dallas, Texas  
- District of Columbia  
- Mexico City  
- Washington, D.C.  
- Oklahoma City, Texas  
- United States federal jurisdictions  

Key Events  
- Assassination of JFK (1963)  
- Trial of Clay Shaw (linked to JFK assassination investigation)  
- Legal debates over evidence admissibility and perjury charges  
- Mardi Gras recesses during legal proceedings  
- Alleged shooting incidents and deaths (context unclear)  
- Film evidence related to JFK’s assassination scene  
- Warren Commission investigation into JFK’s assassination  
- Claims about the number of bullets fired during JFK’s assassination  
- Artistic sketches linked to JFK and other figures  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- United States Department of Justice  
- Warren Commission  
- New Orleans District Attorney’s office  
- Louisiana law enforcement agencies  
- Courts in New Orleans, Dallas, and other U.S. locations  
- Private investigative commissions (mentioned in fragmented context)

RFK Declassified Files

00466118_news_articles_assassinati_104-10400-10010.pdf

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