My memory isn't as good as it once was.....But I believe that one of the FBI agents who was in the Texas theater was from the New Orleans FBI office. ( Warren De Brueys ? ) A few years ago I could have told you the names of the FBI agents in the theater ,but I can't recall their names at the moment .
Warren Debrueys?
Oh, my! @ Warren C. DeBrueys, not to mention his connection to the New Orleans FBI Office. Moreover, he has gone on record asserting that he was nowhere Dallas, Texas until
after the assassination. Why would a special agent in the Bureau go to great lengths to lie about his whereabouts?
"Oh what a tangled web we weave/When first we practise to deceive" -- Sir Walter Scott
Thanks for sharing this bombshell revelation, Mr. Cakebread, am adding the following link as a reference point to return to later this week ---->
https://archive.org/details/nsia-DeBrueysWarrenC*self-reminder: take a run @ DeBrueys with much closer scrutiny given Mr. Cakebread's recollection, tying him to the Texas Theatre
on the day of the assassination. Meanwhile try to determine/confirm the order of the following sequences ---->
(1) Fire Station 3's big red engine's arrival in Dealey Plaza (Mr. Warnock reveals it wasn't dispatched until 1:02PM CST);(2) the Martin film capturing Mr. Williams (Bonnie Ray) still in Dealey Plaza, standing on the TSBD entrance stairs; and, (3) DPD's decision to bring him, Mr. Arce (Danny Garcia), and Mr. Shelley (William Hoyt) in for questioning ---->
Note in the above clip Shelley is still wearing his dark suit-coat as captured in Mr. Mentesana's home video footage standing to the right of the wrongly-accused. Not to mention the unmistakable hairdo style as well. Mr. Warnock (Lesley, Jr.'s) revelation that the fire engine wasn't dispatched until
1:02PM is rather telling, putting the wrongly-accused even further away from 10th & Patton, let alone taking part in the events unfolding there clear across town @ 1:06PM.
"Oh what a tangled web we weave/When first we practise to deceive" -- Sir Walter Scott ----> A hastily contrived script mired in the stench of horse manure conjured up to Frame an innocent party. The wrongly-accused did not shoot anybody. Anybody.