Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

I was watching the News, and they reported on an incident at a jail in which a prisoner was on some kind of rampage. And then, I heard the newswoman say that it ended when they got the prisoner in handcuffs. 

IN HANDCUFFS! It isn't over until you get the rampaging person in handcuffs. That's the goal. That's the objective- to end the rampage- to get the guy in handcuffs. 

But, in Jack Ruby's case, they didn't seek to handcuff him, not in that garage. They dragged him from the garage into the building without handcuffing him. And that is something that police would NEVER do.

That has got to be the first and only time in the history of police work that the police moved a guy into a building without handcuffing him first. It doesn't work. It doesn't wash. And I am not buying it. They were just covering him up to get him out of sight so that we wouldn't get a good look at him.