The friend stated that Oswald had learned Russian when he defected to the Soviet Union, where he had moved after being honorably discharged from the U.S. Marines in 1959. While he said Oswald was not proficient with Russian, the FBI found a memo about a wiretap associated with the president’s assassination, and suspected that Oswald was involved. Upon a re-evaluation with Oswald, the psychologist found that Oswald was depressed. He and his wife had a conflicting relationship. He could not support his family as a former military veteran with no marketable skills. The only thing that drove him and gave him pleasure was indulging in the revolution ideals, where he could forget his failures. He was a support of Marist ideals. He previously attempted to defect to the Soviet Union for a job, but he was unable to grasp the opportunity. By chance, he saw an opportunity to be somebody and took it after he had learned the president would be in
The friend stated that Oswald had learned Russian when he defected to the Soviet Union, where he had moved after being honorably discharged from the U.S. Marines in 1959. While he said Oswald was not proficient with Russian, the FBI found a memo about a wiretap associated with the president’s assassination, and suspected that Oswald was involved. Upon a re-evaluation with Oswald, the psychologist found that Oswald was depressed. He and his wife had a conflicting relationship. He could not support his family as a former military veteran with no marketable skills. The only thing that drove him and gave him pleasure was indulging in the revolution ideals, where he could forget his failures. He was a support of Marist ideals. He previously attempted to defect to the Soviet Union for a job, but he was unable to grasp the opportunity. By chance, he saw an opportunity to be somebody and took it after he had learned the president would be in