</s>-10- Braden has an extensive criminal record dating back to May 15, 1934 when he was convicted for burglary in Kansas. His last arrest was for shoplifting in Los Angeles on February 9, 1964. In 1951, Braden and Victor Pereira joined together to commit fraud. The victim in this case was Pereira's ex- wife. Braden & Pereira were convicted of interstate fraud and conspiracy and sentenced to 12 years in a federal peniten- tiary. Bradens was in prison from March 1954 until February 1959 at which time he was released on parole in Los Angeles, California. After leaving prison, he began working for the Morgan Brown Oil Corporation at 9251. Wilshire Boulevard as a clerk and oil consultant. Pereira, who was also on federal parole had an office in the same building where Braden worked. Braden worked for the Morggan Brown Corporation for several years. He frequently traveled with Mr. Morgan Brown as his consultant on trips to Louisiana and Texas. Morgan Brow knew of Braden's past prison record. On October 10, 1960, Bradens, twice divorced, married a fifty- five year old widow, Mildred A. Bollman, an heiress to the Swift Meat Company estate. In 1962, Bradenz and his wife Mildred, formed the Matador Oil Corporation in Matagorda County, Texas and Opelousas, Louisiana. In 1962. Bradenz showed his parole officer an oil dividend 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy, President of the United States at the time of his assassination on November 22, 1963.

Key figures associated with the JFK assassination investigation include:

* Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin
* Jack Ruby, who fatally shot Oswald two days after the assassination
* Clay Shaw, a New Orleans businessman with ties to the CIA and possible connections to the assassination

Investigations into the JFK assassination were conducted by various agencies, including:

* The Warren Commission, established in 1963 to investigate the assassination
* The Church Committee, which investigated allegations of government wrongdoing and potential cover-ups related to the assassination
* The House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA), which re-examined the evidence in the 1970s

Other individuals and organizations mentioned include:

* Victor Brand, reportedly in custody of Canadian Immigration Authorities
* Vraul Augustus King, with ties to Denver, Colorado
* Joh P. Dowding, associated with the Smallones
* R.W. Baist Woodmand, known in Denver, Colorado
* Arthur Louis Clark Jr., a key figure linked to a vending machine syndicate operating in the Western United States

Companies and organizations involved in the vending machine syndicate include:

* Vincorporated
* Rocky Mountain Enterprises
* Security Industries

The JFK assassination investigation revealed significant evidence of government wrongdoing and potential cover-ups, including:

* The existence of a CIA plot to assassinate Fidel Castro, which may have been linked to the JFK assassination
* Allegations of government involvement in the murder of other prominent figures, such as Martin Luther King Jr.
* Evidence of a large-scale operation involving individuals and organizations mentioned above

The final balance on Mrs. Jill Jendaden's account at the Corona del Mar Branch of the California National Bank Association was $219977, with a release under E.O. 14176.

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