Ultimately, the commission found that Lee Harvey Oswald had killed John F. Kennedy alone and that Jack Ruby in killing Oswald had also acted alone. Roughly four years later, Orleans Parish District Attorney Jim Garrison indicated that he is investigating the assassination of JFK and plans on making arrests. The New York Times reported this on February 8th, 1967. However, more local publications had reported earlier, the reports came out of findings that the DA's office had spent roughly $8,000 on the JFK assassination without a clear reason as to why. This short article describes a pilot whose name can be found in the Warren report, David Ferrie. David Ferrie had initially been arrested a few days after Kennedy's murder but had been released; the Dallas DA continued to denounce any conspiracy theories related to JFK's death. Five days after the Times reports Ferrie’s suspected involvement in the New Orleans conspiracy to murder JFK, he is reported to be dead. The Times makes a point to mention Ferrie’s supposed sexual deviancy, as Oswald had previously been associated with homosexual