Texas School Book Depository Employees - Part 3 (Extended English Version)

Employees Bonnie Ray Williams, Harold Norman and James Jarman jr. and construction worker Howard Brennan telling their stories.
Williams was one of three employees of the TSBD that was definitively on the fifth floor at the time of President Kennedy's assassination. He is considered a Key Person because he was just below the assassin's perch on the sixth floor of the TSBD. In particular, he was friendly with Harold Norman and James Jarman, Jr., both of whom were also black. The three watched the President's motorcade procession in Dealey Plaza from the fifth floor of the TSBD on their lunch break together.

Williams was an employee of William Shelley, and a co-worker and acquaintance of Jack Dougherty. Williams was also the co-worker of Lee Harvey Oswald and, although they never spoke to each other or interacted socially, was able to recognize and identify him. According to Williams, as of November 1963, Oswald had been working at the TSBD for six weeks. Williams also noted that Oswald never spoke to anyone, and that he regularly read about politics in the newspapers.
(The assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Dallas, Texas, November 22, 1963)