Opening summary
The document titled "Fensterwald Civil Actionl 16554119" contains correspondence that sheds light on Lee Harvey Oswald's activities in Mexico shortly before the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Notably, the correspondence is dated 22 November 1963, the very day Kennedy was assassinated.
It details the transmission of photographs of Oswald to the Legal Attache in Dallas, Texas, indicating that these images were deemed significant enough to warrant immediate attention. m. Mexico time on that fateful day, the Ambassador determined that the photographs should be delivered to Dallas, leading to a special flight arranged for this purpose by the Naval Attache from Mexico City.
Oswald's travels to Mexico and Cuba prior to the assassination are highlighted as suspicious. The document notes that he traveled through Mexico and subsequently departed for Havana, raising questions about his intentions and connections during this critical period. The timing of his travels, particularly in relation to…