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Janice Norman Bassett Oral History
Audio oral history interview with Janice Norman Bassett. Bassett was a waitress at Jack Ruby's Carousel Club from Diciembre 1962 to Julio 1963. Following the assassination, her family cared for one of Ruby's dogs. Bassett, who was interviewed by the FBI, visited Ruby in jail in 1966. Interview conducted by telephone on Enero 16, 2015 by Stephen Fagin. The interview is forty-three minutes long.
Janice Norman Bassett Oral History
01/16/2015
Nacido digital (.wav file)
Duración: 43 minutos
Colección de Historia Oral/Museo de la Sexta Planta en Dealey Plaza
2015.001.0020
Janice Norman Bassett (nee Jones), also known as "Nessie," was interviewed by the FBI on Diciembre 20, 1963. In a two-paragraph summary, which appears as Warren Commission Exhibit No. 1652 in Volume 23, she describes her former employer as "a generous person who gave Christmas gifts to his employees." She also volunteered that Ruby was friendly with several Dallas police officers, offering them "a fifth of whisky" during the holiday season (even though it was illegal at that time for a Dallas nightclub to serve hard liquor) and always refusing to take money from officers. - Stephen Fagin, Curator

Janice Norman Bassett Oral History
Audio oral history interview with Janice Norman Bassett. Bassett was a waitress at Jack Ruby's Carousel Club from Diciembre 1962 to Julio 1963. Following the assassination, her family cared for one of Ruby's dogs. Bassett, who was interviewed by the FBI, visited Ruby in jail in 1966. Interview conducted by telephone on Enero 16, 2015 by Stephen Fagin. The interview is forty-three minutes long.
Janice Norman Bassett Oral History
01/16/2015
Relatos orales
Ruby, Jack
Club Carrusel
Oficina Federal de Investigación
Cárcel del condado de Dallas
Dallas
Jack Ruby (OHC)
Nacido digital (.wav file)
Duración: 43 minutos
Colección de Historia Oral/Museo de la Sexta Planta en Dealey Plaza
2015.001.0020
Janice Norman Bassett (nee Jones), also known as "Nessie," was interviewed by the FBI on Diciembre 20, 1963. In a two-paragraph summary, which appears as Warren Commission Exhibit No. 1652 in Volume 23, she describes her former employer as "a generous person who gave Christmas gifts to his employees." She also volunteered that Ruby was friendly with several Dallas police officers, offering them "a fifth of whisky" during the holiday season (even though it was illegal at that time for a Dallas nightclub to serve hard liquor) and always refusing to take money from officers. - Stephen Fagin, Curator