with his advertisements. many times my wife would be waiting to take me home. and i d be waiting for jack so he could get his ad in the next day s paper. he was a kennedy fan. i know he liked the kennedys. but at the same time, he felt like a couple of other burlesque owners were trying to run him out of business. he had a persecution complex, i think. he wanted to get the public to come and frequent his club. i see. security had been beefed up because there was concern that someone would try to hurt oswald as he was moved to the county jail. how did ruby get access to that basement? i think ruby walked in. the officer guarding that entrance stepped away from his post to direct traffic because there was some cars coming out of the driveway underneath city hall. i believe he just came in that
there would be one or two things pointing towards guilt in innocence, but not 53 things let me point out these things. oswald s rifle a 6.5 millimeter rifle was the murder weapon. after the shooting in dealey plaza, oswald was the only worker at the book depository building who fled the building. 45 minutes later, oswald shot and killed officer j.d. tippett of the dallas police department, because tippett stopped him on the street and wanted to question him. oswald killed him. 30 minutes later at the dallas not the dallas, at the texas theater, a motion picture theater in dallas, oswald resisted arrest by pulling his gun on the arresting officer. when he was interrogated for 12 hours over a three-day period, by the dallas police department, oswald told one lie after another, one provable lie after another, all of which, of course, showed an unmistakable
dallas, november 22nd, 1963. words left unspoken but chiselled in stone forever. you know, it is amazing, a friend of mine who i used to work with was at the trademark waiting for president kennedy to give that speech, and i remember a story he told me, that it was eerie to watch as he stood there and watched the motorcade race by on the interstate going 70, 80 miles per hour on its way to parkland hospital, kennedy s life ending in that limousine as they raced to the hospital, trying to save his life. so many people here in the city of dallas who will never forget that day. one person who was not mentioned at all today was officer j.d. tippett, the dallas police officer gunned down shortly after the assassination by lee harvey oswald. his family will have a candlelight vigil tonight in his honor just south of downtown dallas, where he was gunned down 50 years ago as well. wolf? we ll have a lot more later in the situation room on this
pointing towards guilt in innocence, but not 53 things let me point out these things. oswald s rifle a 6.5 millimeter arcano rifle was the murder weapon. after the shooting in dealey plaza, oswald was the only worker at the book depository building who fled the building. 45 minutes later, oswald shot and killed officer j.d. tippett of the dallas police department, because tippett stopped him on the street and wanted to question him. oswald killed him. 30 minutes later at the dallas not the dallas, at the texas theater, a motion picture theater in dallas, oswald resisted arrest by pulling his gun on the arresting officer. when he was interrogated for 12 hours over a three-day period, by the dallas police department, oswald told one lie after another, one provable lie after
suspect. j.d. tippett was shot three times in the chest in the oak cliff section of dallas. then the manager of a shoe store saw the suspect walk into the texas theatre. someone has been arrested in one of the downtown theatres. they don t know if it was the man who shot the policeman or the person who actually shot president kennedy. police suddenly jumped this man and started to grab him out of the theatre hustled him out to the car and started to maul the police officers grab this man, trying to run with him. the officers hustled him into the car and ran away just as fast as they could. as we mentioned a short while ago, a number of arrests have been made in dallas in the wake of president kennedy s death. we have scenes of one of those arrests in the downtown area. this was just after a dallas policeman was shot in the vicinity of a downtown movie