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No evidence in JFK police inquiry photos now available on UNT Web site
12:00 AM CST on Friday, November 13, 2009
Hundreds of photographs posted by the University of North Texas from the Dallas Police Department investigation of JFK’s assassination won’t solve any of the conspiracy questions that have endured for 46 years.
More than anything, the 404 photos serve as evidence that criminal investigations involve long hours devoted to seemingly trivial details.
There are a few exceptions:
On Page 25 of the search results, accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald is photographed picnicking with an unknown woman. Oswald is holding what appears to be a miniature bottle; the woman appears to be drinking from one.
Two strippers are depicted performing on stage at Jack Ruby’s Carousel Club. (Page 35, if you must know).

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Almost
half a century after the assassination, the informant has
come forward to provide an exclusive interview that may solve
one of the nation’s most enduring mysteries and re-write history.
With
an exclusive interview with the informant, this special tracks
the nexus of organised crime, the Justice Department, the
CIA and attempts to overthrow Cuban leader Fidel Castro culminating
in that fateful day in Dallas. Marcello, who controlled mob
operations in Louisiana and Texas, had long been suspected
in having a hand in the Kennedy assassination.
Did
The Mob Kill JFK? links Marcello with both Oswald and Ruby, as the godfather
reveals in his confession that he brought Lee Harvey Oswald into the plot, telling
the informant that “He was my man. He did what the hell I told him to do.”
Marcello also admits that Dallas strip club owner Jack Ruby was deeply in debt
and “owed him big.”

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