Final_Judgment

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she states flatly that some years ago she was in contact with a person she
believes was actually Jack Ruby. Her story is that "Ruby" claimed to have
been subjected to surgical masking and some form of hypnosis and she
presents this story as though she gives it credibility.
Now this story sounds as possibly outlandish as Grace Pratt's story to
some people, but I don't discount this possibility, nor do I think it actually
conflicts with Mrs. Pratt's story in any way. Both things could have
happened: Ruby could have gone to Israel and he could have undergone
plastic surgery. With all of the stories we hear about the Federal Witness
Protection Program, why can't we consider the possibility that something
"unusual" did take place at the time of Ruby's reported death?
So there is another story out there circulating that suggests there was more
to Ruby's death than meets the eye. I would strongly urge some JFK
assassination researcher to tackle this controversy and get to the bottom of
it. I don't intend to do it myself. In any case I will conclude by pointing out
that whether Jack Ruby died at the time he is supposed to have died—or not—
is immaterial to the thesis of Final Judgment. Anyone who seeks to discredit
Final Judgment by citing the Grace Pratt story and suggesting that it reflects
the tone or the overall thesis of the book is being dishonest.
What do you see as the biggest flaw in the widely-promoted theory
that "The Mafia Killed JFK"?
Anybody could have actually killed JFK, even including as the Warren
Commission claimed, one lone nut. The big question in the assassination
conspiracy is: who had the power to cover up the conspiracy? The Mafia
didn't have that power, despite its wide-ranging connections nationally and
internationally. And it was not the Mafia that convened the Warren
Commission and dictated its actions from top to bottom. There is no
question that there were definite repeated links to the Mafia throughout the
JFK assassination conspiracy, even including among those who had ties to
the CIA. But the Mafia did not have the power to be manipulating the CIA's
strange activities in Mexico City that were designed to link Lee Harvey
Oswald to a purported Soviet KGB assassinations expert. In the pages of
Final Judgment, I think, I firmly demolish any suggestion that the Mafia
was ultimately responsible for the JFK assassination. Now with the
revelation that Mossad-connected Hyman Lamer was the real "boss" of
Sam Giancana, the famed "Mafia" chief in Chicago, the old legend that "the
Mafia Killed JFK" finds itself entangled with a very significant Mossad
connection that casts new light on the secret history of organized crime.
Did FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover have any part in the planning of
the JFK assassination? Did Hoover know that JFK was slated for
assassination? Was Hoover involved in the cover-up? In Final
Judgment you never precisely answer these questions.