At this point in Armstrong's "Harvey and Lee," Armstrong conjectures 
that FBI SA Carver Gayton may have been correct in his recollection that 
SA James Hosty had once stated that Lee Harvey Oswald was a paid FBI 
informant whom Hosty contacted at the apartment where he supposedly 
lived --  not the Paine house (HSCA testimony of Carver Gayton). Carver's 
story had changed quite a bit since he spoke to the Church Committee. This 
author believes SA Gayton was mistaken, and does not believe that James 
Hosty was acquainted with Oswald -- any Oswald -- prior to November 22, 
1963.