Lee Harvey Oswald

The basement of the Dallas Police Department, where Lee Harvey Oswald was shot by Jack Ruby in 1963, is not open to the public. The area has been transformed over the years, and access is generally restricted to authorized personnel. While the site is historically significant, it is not a designated tourist attraction. Visitors interested in the events surrounding Oswald's assassination can explore related exhibits at the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.

Lee Harvey Oswald purchased the rifle he used to assassinate President John F. Kennedy for $19.95. He acquired the weapon through a mail-order catalog in 1963. This rifle, a Mannlicher-Carcano, became infamous due to its association with the assassination.

There is no evidence that the Texas School Book Depository conducted a thorough background check on Lee Harvey Oswald before hiring him. Oswald was employed by the company for a short period, and his past, including his military service and defection to the Soviet Union, was not fully known to his employers at the time. Additionally, the hiring process in the early 1960s often lacked the comprehensive background checks common today.

Lee Harvey Oswald was charged with the murder of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas. He was arrested shortly after the assassination on November 22, 1963, and was formally charged while in police custody. The charges were made official during a press conference held by the Dallas Police Department. Oswald was later murdered two days after his arrest, before he could stand trial.

Lee Harvey Oswald's weight was reported to be around 170 pounds (approximately 77 kg) at the time of his arrest in 1963. This figure is often cited in various reports and documents related to his life and the events surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

The policeman killed by Lee Harvey Oswald was named J.D. Tippit. Oswald shot Tippit on November 22, 1963, shortly after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas. Tippit was responding to a report of a suspect matching Oswald's description when he was approached and subsequently shot.

Lee Harvey Oswald was handcuffed to Dallas police officer J.D. Tippit at the time of his arrest on November 22, 1963, after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Oswald was taken into custody shortly after the shooting, and Tippit was one of the officers who apprehended him. However, it's important to note that Oswald was later transferred to another location for further questioning, and the handcuffing was part of the arrest procedure.

No, Lee Harvey Oswald's discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps was not signed by John Connally. It was signed by the commanding officer of Oswald's unit, Colonel John M. F. McCoy. John Connally was the Governor of Texas at the time of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, but he was not involved in military personnel matters related to Oswald's discharge.

Between the years 1972 and 1978, when he was arrested, convicted, and later executed, Gacy raped and murdered thirty-three young boys. Although some of his victims' bodies were found in the Des Plaines River, he buried 29 of them in the small crawl space underneath the basement of his home. He became known as "Killer Clown" because of the popular block parties he would throw for his friends and neighbors, entertaining children in a clown suit and makeup under the alias "Pogo the Clown". His looks caught everybody by surprise. He seemed so stupid. Nobody did not think this person was the responsible of the childrens death around them.

The duration of The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald is 3.5 hours.

John was murdered outside of

The Dakota

1 West 72nd Street

New York, New York, 10023.

Nope

According to a bio about him he got into trouble in school and was sent to a youth detention center where he was also under observation by psychologist. He left school at 16 and joined the Marines. While in the Marines he also had problems and he left them in 1959. He took a trip to Finland soon after and got a 6 day tourist visa to Russia. While there he tried to apply for citizenship. This was rejected and he tried to commit suicide and was in the hospital for a week. After he left the hospital he was allowed to remain in the country. In 1960 he was sent to work in a factory and there he met his wife. In 1962 he applied to take his wife and baby back to the United States.

Oswald was shot and killed by Jack Ruby, a nightclub owner with connections to organized crime. The shooting took place in the basement garage of Dallas's city police station, in front of numerous reporters and photographers. Ruby was convicted of murder and died in prison.

While I know that I'm just asking for it from the conspiracy theorists out there, and while I admit that the government GROSSLY mishandled the whole affair and there may very well have been a variety of cover-ups in regards to how the whole thing went down, there is sufficient physical evidence (through modern ballistics both in simulators and real-life duplications sans murder) that we can 100% say that Oswald was the only shooter. Why he did it and who (if anyone) put him up to it can still be debated. At this time the most likely explanation is that Oswald, who had an obsession about being famous and historical, killed Kennedy just to get noticed. It worked, possibly the first thing he had ever done right.

No. He was not active in any US political party, He admired Russian Communism so much that he went there to live for awhile.

Lee Harvey Oswald was 24 years old when he was shot and killed by Jack Ruby while being transferred from the Dallas Police Headquarters to Dallas County Jail.

(October 18, 1939 - November 24, 1963)

Lee Harvey Oswald was shot to death in the basement of the Dallas, TX police station. The killer, Jack Ruby, was captured immediately.

Oswald did know Ruby because, Ruby owned a night club and Oswald want there a lot

Oswald was hired at the Book Depository that very day he filled out

that application (October 15, 1963). He started to work, as an "order

filler" [for the then-minimum wage of $1.25 per hour], the next

morning, Wednesday, October 16, 1963, which was the beginning of a new

pay period at the Depository. (see the related link for the source of this information)

When he shot JFK he was living in an apartment in Dallas Texas. He had also spent time in Russia.

No, but he was arraigned for his murder of JFK, and Officer Tippet. After he was already dead, it was learned that he had also tried to shoot a general who lived in Dallas, but missed.

Given the vast amount of evidence, both physical, witnesses, and circumstantial, there is no real doubt of his guilt, especially since there has never been any physical evidence of anyone else being involved... and innocent men don't murder police officers during a getaway.

In his sniper's nest on the 6th floor of the TSD, firing his rifle at JFK.

A troll!

No doctor diagnosed him as such, but his school counselors found him in need of help.

No one who beats his wife is mentally in good shape.

His neurotic need to become historic and famous was not exactly normal, either. Did you know he called his diary "Historic Diary"? After failing to become famous and historic by defecting to Russia... returning... trying to murder General Walker... organize a Fair Play for Cuba chapter that had more than just him in it...defect to Cuba... he finally found a way of getting noticed.

His final act on this Earth was to raise his handcuffed fist up by his head in the well-known Communist "Knuckle/Head" salute. Appropriate enough.