:55:01
Lonely kid, no father.
:55:03
Joins the Marines at 17.
:55:05
Learns Russian. Acts overtly Marxist.
:55:08
But he's stationed at a top-secret air base
in Japan...
:55:12
...where U-2 spy flights
over Russia originate.
:55:15
He's discharged...
:55:17
...supposedly because his mother's sick.
Stays home three days.
:55:20
Then, with a $1,500 ticket from
a $203 bank account, he goes to Moscow.
:55:25
Mr. Oswald, do you understand...
:55:28
...the action you are about to take?
Yes, I do, sir.
:55:33
I wish to renounce my citizenship...
:55:36
...and become a Soviet citizen.
:55:40
I'll give them all the information
I have on the Marines.
:55:44
He disappears for six weeks,
presumably with the KGB.
:55:47
He's taken to a radio factory in Minsk...
:55:50
...where he lives as high on the hog
as he ever has.
:55:53
He's given 5,000 rubles,
a roomy apartment with a balcony.
:55:58
Has affairs with local girls.
:56:00
Makes sense. He's a spokesman.
:56:04
But he never does any propaganda
for the Russians.
:56:08
He meets Marina.
:56:10
Her uncle is a colonel
in Soviet intelligence.
:56:15
She thinks he's Russian by his speech.
:56:17
Six weeks later they marry,
have a daughter.
:56:20
Only explanation for the royal treatment
is he gave them radar secrets.
:56:24
Or fake secrets.
:56:26
Six months after he's in Russia...
:56:28
...Francis Gary Powers' U-2 spy flight
goes down...
:56:31
...in Russia. That plane was untouchable.
:56:34
Powers hinted that Oswald...
:56:36
...could've given the Russians
enough data to hit it.
:56:39
As a result, the peace summit between
Khrushchev and Eisenhower failed.
:56:43
Perhaps our military didn't want
the conference to happen?
:56:49
Maybe Oswald was part of that!
:56:52
Stick to what you can prove in court.
You want facts?
:56:57
Don't get sidetracked.
How'd he get back to the States?