New data on the death of Kennedy: the person who saw the murderer is known

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Jack Ruby, the killer of the main suspect in the Kennedy case, Lee Harvey Oswald, could have known in advance that he was preparing an assassination attempt on the 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. This is evidenced by the testimony of informant Bob Vanderslice from declassified files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

Ruby, who shot Lee Harvey Oswald two days after Kennedy’s assassination, could have known about the attempt several hours before the president was killed in Dallas, Texas.

Although the president was assassinated on November 22 of 1963, the connection between Ruby and the FBI informant, who was identified as Bob Wandersleys, was not officially transferred to the FBI until March of the 1977 year.

“The informant stated that Ruby contacted him the morning after the murder and asked if he wanted to watch a fireworks display,” the FBI recording states.

“He [the informant - ed. ForumDaily] was with Jack Ruby and stood on the corner Postal Annex Buildingin front of the building Texas School Book Depository Buildingduring shooting.

"Immediately after the shooting, Ruby left and headed towards the district Dallas Morning News Buildingwithout saying anything to him. "

Wanderslais told the FBI that after Ruby was arrested for killing Oswald, he was also arrested on an unrelated criminal charge and found out better in the Dallas County prison.

Ruby died in the 1967 year while he was still in custody.

In the near future will be published other files on this case.

Previously, access to documents related to the Kennedy assassination was prohibited in accordance with the law passed by the US Congress in 1992. According to him, all federal agencies were obliged to transfer to the National Archives their existing documents related to the investigation of the assassination of John F. Kennedy in connection with a surge of interest in this topic in society. A surge of interest in the assassination of the head of the White House was associated with the release on 1991 screens of Oliver Stone’s film “Jay.” Eph. Kay ", which was based on the version of the government conspiracy against the president. Then the film made a lot of noise in society.

After the picture was released, an independent commission was formed to study this murder. The task of the commission was to determine which documents should be made public, and which documents should be removed from federal agencies and transferred to the archive. For reasons of national security, the commission received the right to postpone the publication of documents to a maximum of 25 years, that is, until the 2017 year.

You can get access to the published files by link.

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