Eugene Davis
When Dean Andrews refused to name Clay Shaw as "Clay Bertrand" to the Orleans Parish Grand Jury, Garrison indicted, and convicted, Andrews of perjury. Andrews then said that he had used the phony "Bertrand" name as a cover for his friend and client, Eugene Davis, operator of a gay bar in the French Quarter. Davis did not know Oswald, Andrews explained, but a phone conversation with him had given him the idea to represent the accused assassin. Eugene Davis later denied being "Clay Bertrand."
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