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That chilling theory is gaining new momentum after
The National ENQUIRER published a series of
blockbuster reports reexamining the death of America’s 35th president, which was pinned on “lone gunman” Oswald!
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A flood of new leads from JFK researchers, witnesses and investigators indicated Oswald wasn’t fatally wounded by Ruby on Nov. 24, 1963, in Dallas police headquarters. Some experts suggested Ruby, who was convicted and sentenced to death for shooting Oswald, got played for a patsy.
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It’s suggested Ruby, who died from lung cancer in 1967, was firing blanks — or Oswald was wearing a bulletproof vest under his sweater and survived. There are compelling contradictions between films and still photos of the Ruby incident.
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In some images, a microphone can clearly be seen dangling from the ceiling as Oswald was frog-marched through the police department’s basement. But in the film — as well as widely circulated photos — there is no microphone!
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Other inconsistencies indicated Oswald’s remains are missing from his grave, which has fed speculation he wasn’t killed!
Paul Groody, the mortician who embalmed the alleged assassin’s body in 1963, said
a corpse exhumed from Oswald’s grave in 1981 did not have certain unique markings.
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After Oswald’s death, a craniotomy — the opening of the skull to examine the brain — was performed on his remains, Groody divulged. But the corpse taken from Oswald’s grave showed no evidence of such a procedure!
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The
ex-Marine’s grave was opened after
Michael Eddowes claimed in his book “The Oswald File” that a look-alike Russian spy was actually in the casket.
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“If you believe JFK was killed as part of a conspiracy," said Craig Zirbel, author of “The Texas Connection: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy,” "then it follows the people behind the conspiracy had a vested interest in avoiding an Oswald trial.”
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