I know it’s daunting to hear that the Dallas Police killed Oswald. Your gut reaction wants to reject it for being too extreme. But, say no to that. And think about what you know they did. They turned transferring Oswald to the County Jail into a media circus. They did that even knowing that there were threats against him. They said 100 people called threatening to kill Oswald, but that doesn’t make sense. When have criminals ever called the police to give them a heads-up about a crime they were about to commit? Never. That’s not how criminals behave.
Then, they said that Ruby snuck past Officer Roy Vaughn at the ramp, but Vaughn sued them over that. And they settled with him out of court. They paid him money.
They said the jail transfer would be at 10, but it was an hour and twenty minutes later, at 11:20. And they never gave a reason for the delay.
Ruby said he sent his money wire at 10:17. He told that to the Warren Commissioners, and it’s in the record. So, that would have put him in the basement at 10:20. He said that all he could remember was the police jumping him, and he didn’t know why. And he spoke: “What are you doing? You know me. I’m Jack Ruby.” And the detectives admitted that he said that. But, if you watch the films, you’ll see that the Shooter never spoke. He shot Oswald (or pretended to); then he jumped in front of him, to put his back to the camera. And then, he dove into the arms of the cops. He went to them. He dove into them. He literally dove. When has any other criminal done that? But, he never said anything. And the reporters said afterwards that the Shooter never spoke, which is in the KRLD footage. So, the Shooter that we know never said a word, but Ruby spoke.
Vaughn and Ruby had different accounts of what happened at the top of the ramp: Vaughn said Pierce never stopped and they never talked; Ruby said that Pierce was “parked” at the top of the ramp, and an officer on foot was leaning into his window talking to him. These are not things that either of them would have lied about. It suggests that the Vaughn and Ruby were there at different times, and neither encountered the other. And you have good reason to believe that because Vaughn was a strapping 29 year old officer who went on to become a police chief, and the idea that Jack Ruby slipped past him at an 8 foot wide ramp is preposterous. Why believe the Dallas Police? I believe Vaughn, and I believe Ruby.
And why didn’t the Dallas Police handcuff the Shooter in the garage? Why did they dance him into the Jail Office without doing that? And how did the officers involved know what to do? Nobody gave any direction. No one was in command. Doesn’t it seem that some of them would have had the thought to whip out their cuffs and handcuff the Shooter in the garage? And how did they all know to take him in through the corner door? Why not use the wide double doors? Wouldn’t that have been easier? How could they all do what they did without any direction? Did they have ESP? Could they read each other’s minds? We are talking about a coordinated action that presumably was not planned in advance, yet, it must have been planned in advance. Coordinated actions don’t happen without planning.
There is a very strange response by Jim Leavelle in this video at 2:53. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxKEzFH_OHY&t=175s He said that after trying to jerk Oswald behind him (which he did try to do) he reached up and tried to take hold of Jack Ruby’s left shoulder with his right hand. This is Leavelle demonstrating.
Leavelle bold-faced lied. And then at 4:04, Leavelle said that “I immediately picked Oswald up with another officer I don’t remember who that was.”
You notice the lack of punctuation there, and it’s no accident because that’s exactly how Leavelle said it: without pausing. But think about it. If he was recalling it, wouldn’t he try to remember who it was? Frankly, I don’t think it's possible that he didn't rememer. But, my point is that he already had the thought in his mind that he couldn’t remember. He had already decided that he was going to say that, that he couldn’t remember. And the reason he said it is because no other officer helped him. He never picked Oswald up. Oswald wasn’t shot in the garage, and he went into the Jail office on his own power, behind the wall of people they sent running out in front of the camera to obscure the view. It was a human curtain. Think how big an object two men carrying another man would be. But, it was never captured, presumably because of the wave of men who suddenly appeared, totally blocking the view. And when it finally cleared, it was all over.
I don’t say that the Dallas Police decided on their own to kill Oswald. I tell you that LBJ put them up to it. LBJ’s top henchman Cliff Carter was on the phone with Fritz 11x on Friday afternoon. and that was before cell phones. That is documented in Phil Nelson’s LBJ: MASTERMIND OF THE JFK ASSASSINATION. And LBJ was very cozy with the Dallas Police. He hired Detectives Elmer Boyd and Richard Sims to be his personal bodyguards whenever he came to Dallas. The last time had been in April 1963. Fritz' men were all WW2 vets, including Fritz himself, and LBJ was their Commander in Chief. I’m sure he gave them the spiel about civil war, economic collapse, war with the Soviet Union, and a 100 million dead. They never would have done it on their own accord. But, when your Commander in Chief gives you a mission to do, you do it. And their belief that Oswald had killed their police brother JD Tippit greased the wheels. Of course, Oswald did not kill Tippit, and he was never at 8th and Patton.
After the garage cleared and everything settled down, two minutes passed before we heard or saw anything. The WFAA footage within the Jail Office began 2 minutes after the shooting. What happened in those 2 minutes? That’s when they got a bullet into Oswald. And it’s in that footage that we see Ruby being taken to the elevator in only his unbuttoned shirt and no jacket, even though the detectives testified that they handcuffed him in his jacket and didn’t remove his jacket until they got him upstairs.
Ruby was hapless and hopeless. He was totally docile and non-violent. Every last thing you’ve heard about Ruby being in the Mafia is a lie. I admit that my capacity for violence is much higher than Ruby’s. I would never initiate violence against anyone, but if someone got violent with me, or got violent with someone else in my presence, I would act quickly, and I wouldn’t hold back. Jack Ruby had no such impulses. He was NOT a violent man.
I have been telling you the truth that Ruby got to the garage an hour early, where he was jumped and taken up to the 5th floor. There he was told that he shot Oswald. And Ruby, being totally docile and submissive, and pathologically respectful of the Dallas Police, accepted it just because they said it. He said he NEVER had any thought to hurt Oswald that whole weekend. The ONLY reason he accepted that he did it was because the Dallas Police said so, and he had no ability to defy them; to stand up to them, to dispute it. He just couldn’t do it. He was just so very obsequious and submissive.
Both Oswald and Ruby were innocent. Oswald was standing in the doorway during the shots. Ruby was in custody up on the 5th floor during the Garage Spectacle. The plotters needed Oswald dead because they knew he didn’t kill JFK and the case against him would never hold up in court. Not even the rifle could have held up in court because Oswald never mail-ordered one from Chicago. Read John Armstrong.
https://harveyandlee.net/Guns/Guns.html
In 2 days, it’s the 62nd anniversary. Join me in saying: Stop the Lies! Oswald outside! And Ruby was innocent.






















