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Jack Ruby was a supporter of the president who impulsively killed Oswald. Given the timeline he would not have been able to plan it in advance. This is obviousl
by noslenwerdna 4y ago
Jack Ruby was a supporter of the president who impulsively killed Oswald. Given the timeline he would not have been able to plan it in advance. This is obviously one of those things that have been infinitely followed up on and done to death.
- prmph 4y ago> Impulsively killed Oswald A little too convenient, don't you think? Ruby was not afraid of the consequences? He couldn't wait for the judicial system to pronounce the death sentence? (which was very likely if Oswald was indeed the killer). If he loved the president so much, didn't he want to know if there were others involved, so they could be punished as well? I think it is very unlikely that Jack Ruby's actions were borne of impulsiveness.
- ekianjo 4y ago> Jack Ruby was a supporter of the president who impulsively killed Oswald Jack Ruby was once again let to die in a prison before he could testify in a proper court. So many convenient ends disappear...