Harry, if you're still out there, I found the air date of the BlackOp Judyth Baker interview. I also found an excerpt somewhere, (below) but forgot to copy the address - sorry.
Judyth Vary Baker - May 13, 2004 - show 171
http://www.blackopradio.com/inc_archives2004.htmlIn a 2004 interview with the Internet program
Black Op Radio, Judyth again discussed the early days of the alleged friendship between Lee Oswald and Dave Ferrie:
Q. Now, did you feel as though there was a close friendship between Lee and Ferrie? Or how would you describe their relationship?
A. Oh, absolutely! However, it had a rocky start. Um, unfortunately for Lee, um, Dave Ferrie was not very, um, diplomatic, shall we say in, uh, handling of young boys, and he's, of course, become notorious, but in my opinion, it's been overblown. Although, of course, I was his friend so I'm prejudiced, I suppose. But there is no doubt that Dave Ferrie made a pass at Lee Oswald, and Lee did rebuke it and reject it, and, uh -- Lee had seen a lot, he had grown up in New Orleans, so he knew what Dave was trying to do. And he also knew how to fight. And Dave ended up respecting Lee. But he loosened his tooth. . . .
Dave smacked him in the mouth pretty hard and beat him. He really got angry because Lee was taunting him and everything, you know. And, uh, resisting. And then he realized that Lee's mother was dating Sam Termine. Uh, he was, at one time had been a driver for Carlos Marcello. And then he remembered Lee's uncle was really, was a boxer (laughs) and was really lovely, and he -- Dave Ferrie was in big trouble. He had blood coming out of Lee's mouth and everything. The tooth was very loose. He was afraid it would come out. He told Lee to be sure and get milk if it came out. He gave him twenty dollars, uh, so he could go to a dentist if it came out.
Well, it wasn't a week later, so he got smacked mouth really hard by a football player who was a friend of some kid that Lee had had a fight with or something at school. Anyway, uh, there's this famous picture of Lee Oswald with no tooth. . . .
Well, just like any teenager who wants to save his front tooth, Lee saved his tooth, put it in milk, went to the dentist, had it pushed in, and sewed in, and it took. It was not lost. They ["two Oswalds" theorists] don't like to hear that.
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Judyth, Dave Ferrie, and Oswald's Tooth
Judyth Baker says that David Ferrie punched Oswald in the mouth and loosened a front tooth that subsequently fell out; she says the tooth is missing in this photograph of young Oswald. But this photograph was published in Oswald's junior high school yearbook several months before (by all accounts, including Judyth's) Oswald could have met David Ferrie.
http://www.jfk-online.com/judyth-tooth.htmlThe infernal Dave Reitzes compiled:
Judyth Vary Baker worked for the CIA on an anti-Castro assassination project, and she can prove it. (1)
Judyth was never an employee or agent of the CIA, and never said she was. (2)
Judyth was introduced to Lee Oswald one day in New Orleans. (3)
No one introduced Judyth and Oswald; they met purely by chance. (4)
Or maybe not. (5)
Oswald worked for the CIA on an anti-Castro assassination project (and others), and Judyth can prove it. (6)
Oswald may not have worked for the CIA after all. (7)
A photograph published in the Warren Commission Report shows Judyth standing next to Oswald. 8
There are no photographs depicting both Judyth and Oswald, and Judyth has never claimed otherwise. (9)
Judyth met Jack Ruby only once. (10)
Judyth met Jack Ruby twice. (11)
David Atlee Phillips was one of Oswald's CIA handlers. (12)
David Atlee Phillips may not have been one of Oswald's CIA handlers. (13)
Oswald knew Phillips by name. (14)
Oswald did not know Phillips by name. (15)
Oswald knew his handler as "Bishop." (16)
Oswald did not know his handler as "Bishop." (17)
"Bishop" was Phillips. (18)
"Bishop" and Phillips may have been two different people. (19)
Oswald said that Phillips was "Bishop." (20)
Oswald never said that Phillips was "Bishop." (21)
Oswald knew his handler as "Mr. B." (22)
Oswald did not know his handler as "Mr. B." (23)
"Mr. B" was Phillips. (24)
"Mr. B" may not have been Phillips. (25)
"Mr. B" may have been two different people, one of whom may have been Phillips. (26)
"Mr. B" was also "Bishop." (27)
"Mr. B" was not also "Bishop." (28)
Phillips was known as "Mr. Benson" or "Mr. Benton." (29)
"Mr. Benson" or "Mr. Benton" may have been somebody else. (30)
"Mr. B," "Mr. Bishop," and "Mr. Benson" or "Mr. Benton" were all the same person. (31)
"Mr. B," "Mr. Bishop," and "Mr. Benson" or "Mr. Benton" may have been at least two different people. (32)
Judyth met Guy Banister just once. (33)
Judyth met Guy Banister twice. (34)
Guy Banister was CIA. (35)
Guy Banister was not CIA, and Judyth never said he was. (36)
and on and on and on...
http://www.jfklancerforum.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=13&topic_id=1&sub_topic_id=2&mesg_id=&page=#108Judyth claims she was singled out, whisked away, met with scientists, doctors, military officers and a couple people from the CIA, signed a loyalty oath and was told to write to both President Kennedy and Walter Reed Institute … all while at the National Science and Engineering Fair in Indianapolis, May 1960.
That cannot be because there was no President Kennedy in May 1960.
http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/science_fair.htmAMERICAN CREAM
http://www.angelfire.com/hi/avary/
