Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy

Oswald’s Finances

An examination of Oswald’s financial situation is presented, detailing his income, expenses, bank accounts, and any unusual financial transactions that might shed light on his motives.

Possible Conspiracy Involving Jack Ruby

Possible conspiratorial links involving Jack Ruby are investigated, reviewing the timing of his actions, his relationship to Oswald, and any indicators of coordinated effort.

Ruby’s Activities From November 21 to November 24, 1963

Ruby’s movements and actions between November 21 and November 24, 1963, are traced, including his whereabouts, communications, and behavior leading up to the killing of Oswald.

Ruby and Oswald Were Not Acquainted

Evidence is presented to demonstrate that Ruby and Oswald had no prior personal acquaintance, based on witness testimony, investigative records, and biographical information.

Ruby’s Background and Associations

The background of Jack Ruby is explored, encompassing his early life, criminal history, business interests, and associations within the Dallas nightlife and organized‑crime circles.

Conclusion

The chapter concludes with a synthesis of findings, summarizing the investigative conclusions regarding the existence of a broader conspiracy, the credibility of the lone‑assassin theory, and recommendations for further inquiry.

第七章 LEE HARVEY OSWALD: BACKGROUND AND POSSIBLE MOTIVES 375

CHAPTER VII. LEE HARVEY OSWALD: BACKGROUND AND POSSIBLE MOTIVES** This chapter examines the background, personal history, and potential motives of Lee Harvey Oswald, the assassin of President John F. Kennedy. The investigation covers his early life, military service, ideological development, international travels, personal relationships, and activities in Dallas leading up to the assassination. The Commission sought to understand what factors might have led Oswald to commit this act and whether he acted alone or as part of a broader conspiracy.