:27:11
Fundamental attributes, they...
:27:13
...add all these long words:
general characteristics,...
:27:16
...political view points...
:27:18
They really run it down!
:27:20
Physical appearance...
:27:22
Do you think l'm unusually
attractive orjust...
:27:24
...regularly attractive?
:27:27
l don't know, man. Lie!
:27:29
You know Eileen Roberts,
the plump widow...
:27:31
...that managed the house
where Oswald was living...
:27:33
...under the name of O.H. Lee.
You get it? O.H. Lee!
:27:37
Lee Harvey Oswald! Right?
:27:40
l never thought about that much...
-lt's like that.
:27:42
Philosophy of life values?
:27:45
Had l the ability l would
like to do the work of...
:27:48
They didn't want to catch him.
He just drove right off, like that.
:27:51
lt is perhaps too far fetched
to imagine...
:27:53
...that they were giving Oswald
some kind of signal...
:27:55
...although it seems as plausible
as any other explanation...
:27:58
...to this bizarre incident.
:28:00
Yeah.
-And then you see...
:28:01
...after Mrs. Roberts testified
in Dallas, in April of 1964...
:28:06
...she was subjected to intensive
police harassment.
:28:10
Cops came around and bugged her...
:28:11
...at all hours of the night
and day, and stuff like that.
:28:14
And they called up her employers
and told her employers...
:28:16
...that she was the lady who ran
the house where Oswald was.
:28:19
She lost all these jobs, man!
She lost...
:28:22
...four housekeeping
and nursing jobs...
:28:24
...in April, May and June
of 1964 alone!
:28:45
Hi, Barbara Miller?
-Yeah?
:28:48
Hi, l'm Paul Shaw.
:28:52
l have a computer date. May l come in?
:28:55
You're Paul Shaw?
-Yeah.
:28:57
Oh my God, l don't believe it!