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David Ferrie original 10 x 8” press photograph depicting the New Orleans apartment building where Ferrie was found dead on February 22, 1967, during District Attorney Jim Garrison’s highly publicized investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The image shows a New Orleans Police Department vehicle parked outside the residence as investigators and onlookers gather near the entrance. Affixed to the reverse is a contemporary newspaper clipping reporting Ferrie’s death and summarizing his connection to the Kennedy assassination inquiry, along with period editorial markings and newspaper production stamps.

Near fine condition.

David Ferrie (1918–1967) was a former airline pilot, anti-Castro activist, and controversial figure who became one of the central subjects of New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison’s investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Ferrie had known Lee Harvey Oswald and was repeatedly questioned regarding possible connections to anti-Castro activities and alleged conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination. His sudden death in February 1967, just days after renewed public attention from Garrison’s investigation, generated significant speculation and has remained a subject of debate among researchers and historians examining the Kennedy case.

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