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Nonte frequently gave court testimony as an expert witness on firearms.  

Nonte frequently gave court testimony as an expert witness on firearms.  

Nonte was peripherially involved in the investigation of the asassination of [[John F. Kennedy]].  At the time or Kennedy's death, Nonte was an Ordnance Corps Captain, stationed at [[Fort Sill]], [[Oklahoma]]. An investigative report by Ray and Mary La Fontaine, published by the [[Washington Post]] in August, 1994 mentioned Nonte, and alluded to him running guns with [[Jack Ruby]], but provided no conclusive evidence. Reports identified Nonte as "cooperative" with the FBI in the Kennedy asassination investigation, and that he assisted the FBI with information about a renegade operation by Cuban exiles that planned to invade [[Cuba]], following the [[Bay of Pigs]] invasion. The same information was repeated in Ray and Mary La Fontaine's book ''Oswald Talked'', published in 1996.  

Nonte was peripherally involved in the investigation of the asassination of [[John F. Kennedy]].  At the time or Kennedy's death, Nonte was an Ordnance Corps Captain, stationed at [[Fort Sill]], [[Oklahoma]]. An investigative report by Ray and Mary La Fontaine, published by the [[Washington Post]] in August, 1994 mentioned Nonte, and alluded to him running guns with [[Jack Ruby]], but provided no conclusive evidence. Reports identified Nonte as "cooperative" with the FBI in the Kennedy asassination investigation, and that he assisted the FBI with information about a renegade operation by Cuban exiles that planned to invade [[Cuba]], following the [[Bay of Pigs]] invasion. The same information was repeated in Ray and Mary La Fontaine's book ''Oswald Talked'', published in 1996.  

Nonte died in his office at work June 30, 1978.  

Nonte died in his office at work June 30, 1978.