JL Oxford was born in Gilmer Texas and was a resident of red Oak Texas.
JL Oxford was one of the last few known people left that dealt directly with the Oswald and Kennedy case, He started out young with Dallas County sheriffs office and quickly rose through the ranks and was deputy sheriff at one point in time, Mr. Oxford excelled at nearly everything he was involved in,
He was a 32° Freemason
He lived a long full life but sadly lost his battle against Alzheimer's and dementia.
JL Oxford was one of the last few known people left that dealt directly with the Oswald and Kennedy case, He started out young with Dallas County sheriffs office and quickly rose through the ranks and was deputy sheriff at one point in time, Mr. Oxford excelled at nearly everything he was involved in,
He was a 32° Freemason
He lived a long full life but sadly lost his battle against Alzheimer's and dementia.
JL Oxford was born in Gilmer Texas and was a resident of red Oak Texas.
JL Oxford was one of the last few known people left that dealt directly with the Oswald and Kennedy case, He started out young with Dallas County sheriffs office and quickly rose through the ranks and was deputy sheriff at one point in time, Mr. Oxford excelled at nearly everything he was involved in,
He was a 32° Freemason
He lived a long full life but sadly lost his battle against Alzheimer's and dementia.
JL Oxford was one of the last few known people left that dealt directly with the Oswald and Kennedy case, He started out young with Dallas County sheriffs office and quickly rose through the ranks and was deputy sheriff at one point in time, Mr. Oxford excelled at nearly everything he was involved in,
He was a 32° Freemason
He lived a long full life but sadly lost his battle against Alzheimer's and dementia.
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