Concludes for the FBI that Oswald is sole member of the FPC Committee in New Orleans
Historical person
Warren DeBruey Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Warren DeBruey, based on 10 World History Database records associated with United States of America.
Chronological biography
1963
Concludes for the FBI that Oswald is sole member of the FPC Committee in New Orleans
Concludes for the FBI that Oswald is sole member of the FPC Committee in New Orleans
Concludes for the FBI that Oswald is sole member of the FPC Committee in New Orleans
Discovers Oswald has been using an alias, AJ Hidell
FBI records show DeBruey contacted a confidential Cuban source while the New Orleans office continued investigating Fair Play for Cuba Committee activity.
A New Orleans FBI communication identified DeBruey as an agent contacting Cuban sources during the continuing investigation of Oswald and the FPCC.
DeBruey authored an FBI report on the Fair Play for Cuba Committee's New Orleans activity after Oswald had left the city.
DeBruey's report stated that Cuban sources would be monitored for signs of renewed FPCC activity following Oswald's departure from New Orleans.
1978
DeBruey told House investigators that Oswald had not been his informant and denied ever knowingly meeting him before the assassination investigation.
Record provenance
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