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Record:

TURNER, ELBERT T.

Sources:

HSCA Vol 3, p. 665; The Circus, West, pp. 172, 249; Deep Politics, Scott, p. 64; Molehunt, Wise, pp. 191, 195; Wedge, Riebling, pp. 232-233, 242-243; Widows, Corson & Trento, pp. 69, 198, 229; John Newman's article in Sept.-Oct. 1999 Probe, pp. 1, 3-4, 29

Mary's
Comments:

In 1964, Turner was a Supervisor in the FBI's Domestic Intelligence Division. He handled CIA's Oct. 10, 1963, teletype informing FBI that Oswald had been in Mexico City. Hoover censured him for his handling of the teletype.

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