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Steve Roe Oral History

Audio oral history interview with Steve Roe. Roe was a fourth grader in Dallas in 1963, and his mother, the late Margaret Roe, was a part-time nurse at Parkland Memorial Hospital. Steve Roe became a Kennedy assassination researcher in the early 1990s, authoring several articles and contributing to the book, "Pieces of the Puzzle: An Anthology" by Gayle Nix Jackson (2017). Interview conducted over the phone on September 9, 2020 by Curator Stephen Fagin. The interview is one hour and twenty-eight minutes long.

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Steve Roe Oral History

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09/09/2020

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Born digital (.wav file)

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Duration: 88 Minutes

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Oral History Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

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2020.001.0025

Curatorial Note:

Articles by researcher Steve Roe may be found, as of spring 2024, on Washington Decoded, a history and research website edited by Max Holland. Roe's articles include "Bombshell or Dud? Earle Cabell's CIA Connections" (2018, Washington Decoded: Bombshell or Dud? Earle Cabell’s CIA Connections) and "The Unfounded Attack on CE399's Chain of Custody" (2022, Washington Decoded). The Museum's Library Collection includes a copy of Pieces of the Puzzle: An Anthology by Gayle Nix Jackson, which includes an essay by Steve Roe: Bibliovation | Details for Pieces of the puzzle. - Stephen Fagin, Curator

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Steve Roe Oral History

Audio oral history interview with Steve Roe. Roe was a fourth grader in Dallas in 1963, and his mother, the late Margaret Roe, was a part-time nurse at Parkland Memorial Hospital. Steve Roe became a Kennedy assassination researcher in the early 1990s, authoring several articles and contributing to the book, "Pieces of the Puzzle: An Anthology" by Gayle Nix Jackson (2017). Interview conducted over the phone on September 9, 2020 by Curator Stephen Fagin. The interview is one hour and twenty-eight minutes long.

Object Details
Object title:

Steve Roe Oral History

Date:

09/09/2020

Terms:

Dallas

Oral histories

Childhood

Author

Researchers

Conspiracy theories

Jackson, Gayle Nix

Parkland Hospital

Childhood Recollections (OHC)

Authors, Filmmakers, and Researchers (OHC)

Parkland Memorial Hospital (OHC)

Medium:

Born digital (.wav file)

Dimensions:

Duration: 88 Minutes

Credit line:

Oral History Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

Object number:

2020.001.0025

Curatorial Note:

Articles by researcher Steve Roe may be found, as of spring 2024, on Washington Decoded, a history and research website edited by Max Holland. Roe's articles include "Bombshell or Dud? Earle Cabell's CIA Connections" (2018, Washington Decoded: Bombshell or Dud? Earle Cabell’s CIA Connections) and "The Unfounded Attack on CE399's Chain of Custody" (2022, Washington Decoded). The Museum's Library Collection includes a copy of Pieces of the Puzzle: An Anthology by Gayle Nix Jackson, which includes an essay by Steve Roe: Bibliovation | Details for Pieces of the puzzle. - Stephen Fagin, Curator