The organized crime, oil companies that are pretty close to establishment figures like

Warren, just a few degrees of separation, right?

And they're having a conversation about this in Dallas.

And this is just one example of the strange things that Ruby makes reference to, that point

to Ruby's position, not just as a nightclub owner or a low-level mob thug, but like some

guy who's sort of a fixer and a guy who is connected to the deep political system of

the protected drug traffic and so on.

There's other incidents like this in his biography that come out over many years and there really

wasn't the vocabulary for people to even understand these things so much at the time.

It just seemed like Ruby.

This was like a mob style hit is what it looks like and you know, we should try to figure

out what happened if you're a critic of the Warren Commission or you could just believe

he did it for whatever obscured reason.

He chose to do it.

Well, yeah, Ruby, I mean, we should pause here on Ruby for a second because like we said,

he's sort of the, you know, the other, the flip side of the dual nut theory.

I'm pretty key to everyone buying into this whole, this whole Oswald dual nut theory.

But he is not at all.

I mean, he's like, like you kind of just teased out there.

He's very well connected, not just to Oswald, not just to Kennedy, not just to the events

and Dallas, but also to all the establishment figures on the Warren Commission in a

myriad of ways.

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