Gerald Ford

Gerald Ford was an outspoken proponent of the bureau's conclusion

that Lee Harvey Oswald killed Kennedy acting alone.

Ford served as the FBI's eyes and ears inside the commission.

Then congressman Gerald Ford secretly advised the FBI

that two fellow members on the Warren Commission

had doubts regarding the John F. Kennedy assassination case,

according to newly released records.

He said that his colleagues doubted the FBI's conclusion

that President Kennedy was shot from the sixth floor of the Texas Book Depository in Dallas,

according to the records from Ford's FBI files.

Gerald Ford was Vice President when Richard Nixon resigned

and later as president, granted a pardon to Richard Nixon.

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