Trail of Destruction, Pt. 6: Oswald's Army Intelligence Dossier

A 'routine' elimination raises suspicions of a cover-up

[Editor’s Note: This is the sixth installment in the JFK Facts series, “Trail of Destruction.” New installments will appear every Wednesday.]

Aerial view of Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, TX (date unknown), headquarters of the U.S. 4th Army and the 112th Intelligence Corps at the time of President Kennedy’s assassination (Credit: US Army Air Corps/Portal to Texas History)

Col. Robert E. Jones (Ret.) was the first to acknowledge publicly that U.S. military intelligence had opened a file on Lee Harvey Oswald before the assassination of President Kennedy.