We've done the work to dig down through the layers of Lee Oswald's shooting - now it's time to put as much of the evidence together to hypothesise how and why it was set up and who in the DPD likely assisted.

Join me for the final episode of this epic journey to uncover as much of Lee Harvey Oswald's murder as possible...

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We're getting close to consolidating all that we've covered regarding Lee Oswald's shooting. But it's important to reconcile Jack Ruby's life after the Oswald shooting until his own, sudden, death in early 1967.

Ruby's conduct and state of mind through the Texas legal system was chaotic and difficult to make sense of. It didn't help that the lie detector test that he was granted was poorly administered either.

Speaking of lie detector tests, Jack Ruby's most ardent accuser within the Dallas Police Department, Sgt. Patrick Dean would be granted his own lie detector test as well, only he was allowed to write his own questions. Yet he still failed it. However, when the HSCA picked up on this lead during its investigations, no record or evidence of Dean's test could be found.

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Jack Ruby was incredibly active over the weekend of November 22nd - from being identified behind the wheel of a pickup truck parked up on Elm Street in Dealey Plaza to being at the Texas Theater when Lee Oswald was arrested & his numerous appearances at City Hall over that weekend.

In this episode, we'll track Ruby's movements that weekend and finally lay out how he entered Dallas City Hall in time to shoot Lee Oswald.

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