/internal/media/dispatcher/73403/fullSteve Roe Oral History09/09/2020Duration: 88 MinutesBorn digital (.wav file)Oral History Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza2020.001.00250Audio oral history interview with Steve Roe. Roe was a fourth grader in Dallas in 1963, and his mother, the late Margaret Roe, was a part-time nurse at Parkland Memorial Hospital. Steve Roe became a Kennedy assassination researcher in the early 1990s, authoring several articles and contributing to the book, "Pieces of the Puzzle: An Anthology" by Gayle Nix Jackson (2017).
Interview conducted over the phone on September 9, 2020 by Curator Stephen Fagin. The interview is one hour and twenty-eight minutes long.
Oral Histories656800E-100E-1069796Oral history0E-10Audio oral history interview with Steve Roe. Roe was a fourth grader in Dallas in 1963, and his mother, the late Margaret Roe, was a part-time nurse at Parkland Memorial Hospital. Steve Roe became a Kennedy assassination researcher in the early 1990s, authoring several articles and contributing to the book, "Pieces of the Puzzle: An Anthology" by Gayle Nix Jackson (2017).
Interview conducted over the phone on September 9, 2020 by Curator Stephen Fagin. The interview is one hour and twenty-eight minutes long.DallasOral historiesChildhoodAuthorResearchersConspiracy theoriesJackson, Gayle NixParkland HospitalDallasChildhood Recollections (OHC)Authors, Filmmakers, and Researchers (OHC)Parkland Memorial Hospital (OHC)Articles by researcher Steve Roe may be found, as of spring 2024, on Washington Decoded, a history and research website edited by Max Holland. Roe's articles include "Bombshell or Dud? Earle Cabell's CIA Connections" (2018, Washington Decoded: Bombshell or Dud? Earle Cabell’s CIA Connections) and "The Unfounded Attack on CE399's Chain of Custody" (2022, Washington Decoded). The Museum's Library Collection includes a copy of Pieces of the Puzzle: An Anthology by Gayle Nix Jackson, which includes an essay by Steve Roe: Bibliovation | Details for Pieces of the puzzle. - Stephen Fagin, Curator