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	My response to the paper bag question is detailed in my report. 
In short, I did not see or film the paper bag.  This is not to say that it
wasn't nearby. It is possible that I just failed to see it.  The sack was
outside the building shortly after 2:30, and on its way to the police
station.  It was probably found shortly after 2;00 O'clock.  I don't think
Oswald was connected to the assassination at this time.  As I recall,
Oswald was captured about 2:00 and was only a suspect in the murder of
Tippit during this time frame

	I am doing other things now and cannot answer all the same
questions sent to me by "Researchers."  I published my report for those
who want answers.  This and other FAQs are in my report if anybody is
interested.  I don't plan to publish Chapters 1 thru 3 again.  It's too
much work for a non profit project.  If I had the requests to justify
having it printed on a press it would make it much simpler, but I think I
have supplied all those who are interested in the facts.  Chapter 4 will
be published for those who have sent in their payment in advance.  As I
told you earlier, a publisher is interested in printing all four chapters
in book form that will be made available to libraries and schools. 

Regards, Tom Alyea