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Primary Sources

(1) J. W. Fritz, statement (9th June )

Three spent rifle hulls were found under the window in the southeast corner of the 6th floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building, Dallas, Texas, on the afternoon of November 22, When the officers called me to this window, I asked them not to move the shells nor touch them until Lt.

Day of the Dallas Police Department could make pictures of the hulls showing where they fell after being ejected from the rifle.

Captain Will Fritz of the Dallas Police Department chief of detectives is a man who's known as perhaps one of the most astute crime investigators.

Captain Will Fritz of the Dallas Police Department chief of detectives is a man who's known as perhaps one of the most astute crime investigators.

Biography.

John William Fritz (June 15, – April 19, ) was the captain of Homicide and Robbery Bureau of the Dallas Police Department.

Will Fritz, Captain of Detectives, sprang into action and quickly apprehended Lee Harvey Oswald as a suspect in the shooting of President John F. Kennedy.

The image shows Dallas Police Captain Will Fritz leaving the Homicide & Robbery Bureau office at Dallas police headquarters on November 22,

After the pictures were made, Detective R. M. Sims of the Homicide Bureau, who was assisting in the search of building, brought the three empty hulls to my office. These were delivered to me in my office at the police headquarters.

I kept the hulls in an envelope in my possession and later turned them over to C. N. Dhority of the Homicide Bureau and instructed him to take them to Lt. Day of the Identification Bureau. I told Detective Dhority that after these hulls were checked for prints to