Soviet Embassy Call Not From Oswald

Hours after President Kennedy was assassinated, FBI agents reportedly listened to a tape of a phone call that a man identifying himself as “Lee Oswald” had placed to the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. They made a startling discovery: The voice on the tape was not Oswald’s, government records say. This controversial tape has been a question mark in the assassination investigation since Kennedy was killed. The assassination occurred 36 years ago today, and only now have new details about the tape come to light. The CIA said years ago that the tapes on which it recorded the call were erased.