After Marina identified the storage place, detectives lifted the rolled blanket in the garage and found that the rifle was no longer inside.
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After Marina identified the storage place, detectives lifted the rolled blanket in the garage and found that the rifle was no longer inside.
With Ruth Paine translating, Rose asked Marina Oswald whether her husband owned a rifle, prompting Marina to indicate the blanket where it had been stored.
Stovall participated in collecting documents, film, correspondence, and other possessions from the Paine residence for examination by investigators.
Rose joined Stovall and Adamcik in the investigation at Ruth Paine's residence after Fritz sent detectives to examine property associated with Oswald.
Rose and fellow officers recovered photographs showing Oswald holding a rifle and pistol among the effects examined under the search warrant.
Stovall's team documented property taken from the Paine garage, including photographs, film, correspondence, books, and other papers connected with Oswald.
Stovall participated in the warrant search of Oswald's stored effects in the Paine garage as investigators sought additional physical and documentary evidence.
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