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The nonfiction educational entertainment network will air two new specials pertaining to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the controversy surrounding the incident.
The specials “Did the Mob Kill JFK?” and “JFK: The Ruby Connection” will air back to back on the 46th anniversary of Kennedy’s death on November 22 at 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. ET/PT, respectively.
“Did the Mob Kill JFK?” follows the findings of an FBI special informant who received information from incarcerated New Orleans mafia don Carlos Marcello, who claimed to have arranged the assassination, referring to Kennedy as “a thorn in my shoe.”
A long-time suspect in the investigation, Marcello controlled criminal operations in Louisiana and Texas, tying into the Dallas locale where Kennedy was shot.
According to information from the informant, Marcello had connections with both accused Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald and strip club owner Jack Ruby, who shot Oswald following his abduction.

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Jackson worked the Sunday shift in those days and was assigned to photograph the transport of Oswald from the Dallas City Jail to the County Jail. Despite the wishes of the city’s lead detective who wanted to make the transfer in private, the department caved to pressure from the media to move Oswald in front of the cameras.
That morning, Jackson had to fight his assignment desk editor that day who wanted to send him to a different assignment as the transfer of Oswald was more than an hour and a half late.
“I said, ‘You must be kidding,’” he said. “‘There’s no way we’re going to leave here. You know, there’s just no way.’”
Jackson says he knew who Ruby was from visits the nightclub owner had made to the paper to promote one of his strippers, but he didn’t see him in the basement before the shooting. Further, he says, despite everyone continuing to ask him whether there was a conspiracy behind the assassination, he responds simply.

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The dirty sandals, found interest later in World War II and pledged for the promises of pieces, which this generation failed to do. The youth of today are the citizens of tomorrows world and into their hands the reins will be past, despite the pledges this country made through the rubble of World War II. {‘This country has yet to celebrate the dream of piece.’}
In Chicago, young and ambitious through thousands of years, the dirty sandals waited for new resolution of their leaders. They were furious of the President, in the 1960’s, and the sandals began to pace. The dirty sandals, moved to Dallas, Texas. To set up business. They started with night clubs, strippers, and then getting the Dallas police in their line up! After a few years went by, it was now 1963. The target was a married man, father of two

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