(Testimony of Floyd Guy Davis)
Mr. Davis.
Floyd Guy Davis.
Mr. Liebeler.
What is your address?
Mr. Davis.
2824 Byway.
Mr. Liebeler.
How old are you, sir?
Mr. Davis.
Thirty-two.
Mr. Liebeler.
Where were you horn?
Mr. Davis.
In Louisville, Ky.
Mr. Liebeler.
When did you move to Dallas?
Mr. Davis.
It was approximately 8 years ago.
Mr. Liebeler.
Did you move here from Louisville?
Mr. Davis.
Yes.
Mr. Liebeler.
You have lived all your life in Louisville and Dallas, is that correct?
Mr. Davis.
Yes.
Mr. Liebeler.
Am I correct in understanding that during the period October and November of 1963, you were the operator of the Sports Dome Rifle Range at 8000 West Davis?
Mr. Davis.
That is D-r-o-m-e. It is Sports Drome.
Mr. Liebeler.
I was pronouncing it Dome.
Mr. Davis.
I thought you were.
Mr. Liebeler.
Are you still operating that rifle range?
Mr. Davis.
Yes, we are.
Mr. Liebeler.
When did you commence operating it?
Mr. Davis.
The exact date, I don't have, sir. It was about the first of October of last year.
Mr. Liebeler.
We are informed that the FBI has interviewed you and taken from you certain shell cases?
Mr. Davis.
Yes, sir.
Mr. Liebeler.
For analysis in the FBI laboratory?
Mr. Davis.
Yes.
Mr. Liebeler.
Could you tell us briefly the circumstances that led up to that, as far as you know.
Mr. Davis.
Well, the only thing that I know that happened, there was some people that said that they had seen Oswald out at the range on three different occasions. I believe that it was on the 9th, the 10th, and the 17th of November. And they informed the FBI that he was out there. The two I am sure that contacted me was Mr. Malcolm Price or Howard Price and Garland Slack, and the FBI in turn came out and talked to us.
Mr. Liebeler.
Malcolm Price?
Mr. Davis.
That is Malcolm Howard Price, is his full name.
Mr. Liebeler.
Did you know his name yourself?
Mr. Davis.
Yes; he worked with me.
Mr. Liebeler.
He worked with you?
Mr. Davis.
He does now. At that time he was helping us out there trying to get the range started, and he has a heart ailment where he don't hold a regular job, so he helps us out there a little bit on the range.
Mr. Liebeler.
Did he tell you that he had seen an individual who he thought was Oswald at the range?
Mr. Davis.
He sure did.
Mr. Liebeler.
Did he tell you what date he thought he saw this man?
Mr. Davis.
He said on the 9th and the 10th and the 17th.
Mr. Liebeler.
Three different occasions?
Mr. Davis.
Yes, sir.
Mr. Liebeler.
Were you there at the range on those days?
Mr. Davis.
I was there, but not at the time that he was talking about on the 9th and the 10th. Now on the 17th, I was there, and the two individuals that he brought up in their testimony, I remember them being there, but I don't remember the faces.
Mr. Liebeler.
How do you mean you remember them being there?
Mr. Davis.
Well, Mr. Slack, there was this booth No. 9 on the rifle range----
Mr. Liebeler.
On what date?
Mr. Davis.
On the 17th; and I was holding the turkey shoot at the same
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