Q. What kind of clothing was he wearing?
A. As far as we recollect, ordinary slacks and, a more definite recollection, a sort of zipper jerkin.
Q. Did he mention any names or places either in the United States or Mexico, in any connection whatever?
A. Only New Orleans, whence he said he had come. In the course of conversation, we worked out that he must have left New Orleans at about the same time we had left Jackson, Mississippi, i.e. 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 25th, 1963.
Q. Did he show you any documents, such as passport or Fair Play for Cuba Committee Card, or letters, newspaper clippings or other similar material? If so, describe them as fully as possible.
A. We saw no document, but he said he was the secretary of the New Orleans branch of the Fair Play for Cuba Organization, and that he was on his way to Cuba to see Castro if he could. We saw him at the next table to ourselves in the Customs Shed at Laredo, but did not notice his passport or tourist card.
Signed the 28th day of May 1964.
(S)J. B. McFarland,
John Bryan McFarland.
(S)Meryl McFarland,
Meryl McFarland.