[PDF file]: […] the Cubans or the CIA to the events that day in Dallas. The only member of the cast of characters definitely identified around the assassination is Jack Ruby; and while in prison Ruby identified LBJ as the man behind the shooting. Although I disagree with DiEugenio’s thesis, this is a really good book, with […]
[PDF file]: […] us: * Malcolm Wallace knew George de Mohrenschildt and through him Wallace met Oswald and his wife Marina. (p. 151). * Cliff Carter and Wallace knew Jack Ruby. Estes saw Wallace and Ruby together at the Carousel Club. (p. 151) * Malcolm Wallace knew Ruth and Michael Paine. (Estes adds 9 The best account […]
[PDF file]: […] and Radio Swan look very much like templates for Radio Nord, the station that McLendon sponsored in the Baltic 9 Gordon Maclendon’s Wiki entry includes this: ‘Jack Ruby was both a listener and admirer of McLendon and known to the staff of the station, including Gordon McLendon. Conspiracy theorists Warren Hinckle and William Turner […]
[…] use Anthony Summers’ distinction) aren’t helped by the sloppy stuff done on our side of the debate. Take ‘President Kennedy’s Assassination: Reporter Killed’.140 The author writes: ‘Jack Ruby said, “Take me to Washington and I’ll talk. If I stay in Dallas, I’m dead man.” He said that to Earl Warren, Gerald Ford and Leon […]
[PDF file]: […] and was accused of shooting the President and a Dallas policeman. After requesting legal assistance and calling himself a patsy, he was shot and killed by Jack Ruby while in police custody. Any decent intelligence analyst with access to that basic background information on the accused would have concluded that Oswald was an intelligence […]
[PDF file]: […] of the most credible, technical, scientific research suggest that Oswald was the gunman in Dealey Plaza.’ 4 Oswald, in turn, was killed in police custody by Jack Ruby, a ‘very troubled misfit, loser’, and not part of any grand conspiracy. But Shenon has a conspiracy theory of his own, one floated immediately after the […]
[PDF file]: […] been a firm favourite of the mainstream media and it’s one of the very few books on the assassination 1 There’s actually a third one, too: Jack Ruby had no assistance from anyone in the Dallas PD in gaining access to the basement, and he shot Oswald on the spur of the moment (no […]
