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

Pete Hymans Amazing what can be discovered 57-years after an event.
I wonder if Ruby knew he was to be sacrificed in this Big Event as collateral damage.

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  Ralph Cinque Thank you, Pete. I think Ruby was mentally gone. His memory was fine. But, his ability to figure anything out was hopeless. And I consider him the most abused man in history. At least Oswald had his wits about him and could fight back those last two days of his life. And he championed his innocence quite well. He came across very well at the Midnight Press Conference. But, Ruby never vouched for himself. Twice that I know of he tried to say that it was 10:15 that he went to the WU office, but he was correctly corrected that, no, it was 11:15, and he just accepted it. Even though he had no memory of shooting Oswald and no intent to do so, he just couldn't stand up to them. They told him he did it, and he just accepted it.

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