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In March 1967, a lab technician came forward to say that he met Clay Shaw at Berkeley on the day before the JFK assassination, or on the day of the assassination. Here is the first report from Garrison investigator William Turner: Turner then issued a second memo: Researcher Paul Hoch, who worked at Berkeley, did some of his own investigating and wrote this memo: Hoch sensibly concluded that this was most likely a case of mistaken identity. That might have been the end of the story, butt Breitner called Turner in September 1967 with additional information. Now, he remembered that Shaw introduced himself as Clay Bertram. ....