JFK Assassination: The Raleigh Call Source Documents -- Inquiry to Louisiana Sheriff's Office bout John David Hurt

S O U R C E D O C U M E N T S

Letter from Attorney John Hosmer
to Journalist Iain Calder
Regarding Treon Affidavit and Call Slip

Dr. Grover B. Proctor, Jr.
SOURCE DOCUMENT COLLECTION EDITOR

Editor's Note: This document is a letter, dated April 15, 1969, from attorney John E. Hosmer of Springfield, Missouri, to journalist Iain Calder. The letter was sent on behalf of Hosmer's friend, attorney Bernard Fensterwald, requesting the Calder send Fensterwald materials related to The Raleigh Call which Hosner had (apparently) supplied to Calder earlier. No reply letter from Calder either to Hosmer or to Fensterwald seems to have survived. -- G.Proctor

Johnn E. Hosmer
Attorney At Law
Lawyers Building
Postal Box One
Springfield, Missouri 65801

April 15, 1968

Mr. Iain Calder
Apartment 12 Y
Mediterranean Towers South
Fort Lee, New Jersey

Iain:

Mr. Bernard Fensterwald, of 4036 North 27th Street, Arlington, Virginia, 22207, is an investigator of the United States Senate. He needs your Treon material and, particularly, the complete copy of the affidavit that Mrs. Treom signed and the telephone slip.

Iain, I would not ask you to send this matter to another newsman, since it is your story exclusively. Bud Fensterwald has been in my office and is a friend of mine and I would like these matters to be passed on to him. Mr. Fensterwald is thoroughly dedicated to getting Abe Bolden, who he has interviewed, out of prison.

Hope this finds you and the family in good health.

Sincerely,

John E. Hosmer

cc:	Bernard Fensterwald
	4036 North 27th Streete
	Arlington, Virginia 22207

Dr. Grover B. Proctor, Jr. is a historian and former university Dean who is widely acknowledged as an expert on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. He has published numerous articles, lectured extensively, and has frequently been consulted by print and broadcast media.
While most of his work comprises analysis and interpretation of the assassination research phenomenon, he broke new ground in the investigation in the early 1980's with his work on Lee Harvey Oswald's alleged telephone call from the Dallas jail to a former military counterintelligence agent in Raleigh, N.C.

These documents have been collected and are being shared purely as an educational service to benefit historians and researchers who have an interest in this subject matter. Use of all materials is intended to fall under the "public domain" and/or "fair use" protection of U.S. copyright law, and they are reproduced for no purpose that involves monetary gain

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