Let's read a little bit about H.L. Hunt, some stuff we put together.

Those are the family, that's the family behind Kansas City Chiefs.

H.L. Hunt and his sons Lamar and Nelson had paid for a large anti John Kennedy

ad which was placed in the Dallas Morning News on the day of Kennedy's assassination.

What? What's going on here?

It goes, some other stuff we picked up on these guys.

Louis McWilly was another important friend

and associate of Jack Ruby,

but he was never called to give testimony to the Warren Commission which investigated Kennedy assassination.

More than just a gambler, Macwillie arranged high-state card Games at the Petroleum Club

and Highland Park Country Club,

as well as other procedures private venues.

And his players, the folks at these high-state games included, Big Oil Man, H.L. Hunt in

1954, 1955.

Macwillie enlisted the help of a liquor magn name Abe Sheps

to get curfy restrictions, set aside a Jack Ruby's Vegas Club.

It goes on and on and on.

I just want to throw some of these things your way.

One of the wealthiest families in the

family, Harold Lafayette Hunt was a legend in his own time for launching his fortune in a high-stakes card game,

that's the father of Lamar Hunt, who was the quote founder of the Kansas

City Chief. Lamar Hunt's father was a regular gambler.

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