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Jack Ruby

Jack Ruby shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald. This was two days after John F. Kennedy died at Oswald's hand. He said he committed the murder out of distress caused by the president's death. Ruby had connections to organized crime. This led to many theories that Oswald's murder was part of a larger conspiracy.

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