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Dean Andrews, 6-28-67, Orleans Parish Grand Jury . : _- . :. _- .: 7.. : .Y _. “... ‘_. -- -* i ORLEANS PARISH GRANDJURY PROCEEDINGSOF JUNE 28,1967 ^ . ._-...-_ : * - SPECIAL INVESTIGATIQN PRESENT: MR. JIM GARRISON,'DISTRICT ATTORNEY, and MESSRS. ALVIN OSER, JAMES ALCOCK, RICHARD,BURNES, ,ANDREWSCIAMBRA and WILLIAM MARTIN, ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEYS MEMBERSOF THE ORLEANSPARISH GRANDJURY -. WITNESS: MIt. DEAN A. ANDREWS,Jr. Reported By: Maureen B. Thiel, Secretary, Orleans Parish Grand Jury . DEAN ANDREWS,Jr., after being duly sworn by the Foreman of the Orleans Parish Grand Jury, was questioned and .a . answered as follows: - MR. ALCOCK: Q.‘ Please state your name for the record? A. Dean Andrews, Jr. .i - r Q- You are represented by counsel? . A. Yes, Monk Zelden. Q.- Have-you conferred with Monk Zeldei today? A. Yes. Qm Have you earlier expressed a desire to come before the : .- 4 3 Grand Jury? A. I conveyed it to Judge Bagert. Q- Did you do it with the knowledge of Monk Zelden? A. No. Q* You still desire to appear before. the Grand Jury? A. I would not be here. Q- You would not be here unless you desired to . A. You would not have found me to give me that piece of paper. Q- In other words, you are appearing wiIl.ingly, is that right? A. Right. Q* And you are aware of your Constitutional rights? i-x < -,: A. Right. .-:z -_ r * ..- 2. ---Q. You are an attorney, aren'ti you? -)r A. Right. Q- You are an Assistant District Attorney for Jefferson Parish? . A. Wrong. ..L . Q- Well, you were. - A. Were. Former. Q- And you know that anything you say can be held against you? A; Yes. Q- And you know if you tell a lie you can be indicted for perjury? I'm already indicted. Only which one, 123 or 124? Dean, what did you have to tell the Jury? A. This is the story I would like to tell you all. I have been indicted for perjury in a case involving the material facts with a man by the name of Clay Shaw, alias Clem Bertrand > or whatever you call him. He is not the person I know, 1. Qr+r\l have never seen this man, Shaw, never talked to him, never P .- 3 listened f-n l&s voipp_an TV or anything. His relationship with the District Attorney's.probe into the assassination of Kennedy as Clay Shaw - he may have a case against the man, I don't know, but Clay Bertrand, or Clem Bertrand in relation- aship to my knowledge of the person I believe to be Clay Bertrand, l there is no connection. The other point is a strange phenomena . ., 3. on Manuel Garcia Gonzalez, and I was surprised in doing + some work downstairs there is a case filed against Manuel ' - . Garcia Gonzalez and the Manuel Garcia Gonzales that I discussed with some people , he doesn't exist. I have been : treating this as a joke because-there is no other way to / . _ . -treat it. It is not easy to sit up, sit still and get your brains knocked out. You really get guttered when you go do . _ something like this. I can never go back to the life I hav . ' J me if I am --Yj I1 he personality .' ) that I was before all this started, I can't go back to it. The practice of law- I wouldn't give you 3 cents for it, you" Ean have it. You never get it again. If you had indicted me for murder, I would have got away with it, indict me for anything other thing than what I got indicted for - if this . : case is based .on the fact that Clay Shaw is Clay Bertrand it's a joke. Now the joke has been on me. Possibly I deserved it, the joke to be played on me because I am the one who ain't spouted off to the Warren Cotiission. 'I/told nobody to go read what I told the Warren Commission, draw conclusions and take advantage of what I told the Warren Commission to take . off like a striped ape and go up &WXXEEthe alley and do anything: . 4. Q* Dean, do you know who the real Clay l . p . A. The man I believe is Gene Davis, and if you ask him he'll . call me a crocosack of lies, the boy don't want to be . 4 bothered, he is vulnerable, just bought a joint that he is L -trying to pay for, and you all have some charges 'against _ ..- . him pending now, all you got to do is pull the light, push- . him'and he's gone. Q- Now, can you identify the person you state is Gene Davis? (shown pictures) A. ‘p That is him. Q- Both of those pictures? A. Yes. Q- Put initials on the back and the date. -. he A. This is the man I believe and what Paul believesis your problem. I've read the law too. Suppose I made him up - you all would really be up the creek. Q- Now what leads you to believe that this is Clay Bertrand? A. Because I believe it., I am the only one who has to account for myself. Q- What basis do you have? reception A. Helen Gert - - back in the SO's, at the fag wedding/I .. ‘ was telling you all about, introduced me to Davis as Clay Bertrand. .I_ . 5. Q- Who did? A.. Helen Gert,‘big Joe;Butch . You all sent hzf E;aashe is on Ponderosa there and got out and got busted for trying to bribe a policeman - I haven't been able to find _. her. Q- Is she still in town? A. No, she's been gone a good while. Q- Is she at Angola? A. No. I think she is dead like everybody else in this case. Q- Helen G e r t? I A. No, Helen Girt 7 you all have her down in the record, she1 I was sentenced to 5 years on one or two charges against her for narco. Q- And this was the man who- was introduced to you as Clay Bert&d Q- Have yodalked c t 2 . A. I talk to him almost every da7. I .have known him a long time. Q- Your testimony now is .that this is the man who sent clients to your office? Talked to you on behalf of homose%uals? -. A. This is the man who sent clients to my office, sometimes they were fags sometimes they weren't. c Q- Is this the man who called you in the hospital and asked you to represent Lee Harvey Oswald? --.-w . 6. A. This is the man I believe called me. I believe - what -F .you all believe is your affair. Q- Has he ever told you he was Clay Bertrand? A. No. Q- Have you released this publicly that this man is Clay Bertrand? A. Y$S.. Have you given this name to the Justice Department? Q- . A.. Yes. Q- Have you given it to NBC? A. No, just 4to the Justice Department. Q- When did you give the name to the Justice Department? A. A while back. Q- To your knowledge is this the man referred to in the NBC program? A. I would not know. Because I never gave them people anything. JUROR: Q- I would like to ask if this fellow Davis ever participated in any of these fag weddines? A. I thinkhe worked at the Rendevous Bar, I am not too sure. Like I told you all before - pick a year in the 50's - I just happened to come out of the Civil District Court and I l knew the joint from the time I spent in the Quarters as an undergraduate - I used to walk in and out of there all the . .- . 7. time. You would walk in the door, and the bar, there was a door on Bourbon Street and a door on the corner where the Red Garter is now. You go in the side door,in the back,. was a piano bar on righthand side on the Bourbon Street side, and a place for dancing and chairs. Well, there was nobody .: behind..the. bar and. turn to the right by the pinball machine the crowd was back there so I just went there. Q- You were introduced to him as Clay 'Bertrand? Big Joe, A. By Helen Girt/- she introduced me to Eugene Davis as Clay Bertrand. i , Q- Did you receive any phone calls from him prior to that time? I A. I knew him-as Gene Davis. We-never kicked around. If what you are driving at is this. Let me explain this. After the call came through on a Saturday it was not in context with . he knowing Lee Oswald, didn't have a thing to do with this bit. Just like I'd call you and say look, I know a guy maybe I can get him for your client. You know that kind of stuff. Then Monday I called John Rice, the Monday after the President was assassinated. His office-... all I wanted to tell him was that Oswald had been in New Orleans in the summertime - so I called Regis Kennedy, another fellow I knew, he couldn't care less either. They must have put it on the horn and it . went up the hill and came back down because I forget the time but they had more fuzz than you can shake a stick at, I had u-w- instant police.
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