Jack Ruby
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Sep 18, 2026
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
And then she had met JFK, and as a true crime reporter, she saw things that were fishy with the official story, and she was starting to dig into it and write about it in some of her columns.
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
And then she got an interview with Jack Ruby, and he disclosed a lot of important information to her.
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
And then she was planning a big tell-all book And that's when she was murdered.
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
And the evidence indicate that the hitman was, he was, it was like a
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Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
because she could release her diaries to the press, that would challenge the Warren Report,
Monica PerezHOST
just like with Kilgallen,
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
and had the insider scoop from Jack Ruby.
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
So those two were deemed a threat, and they orchestrated their murders, tragically.
Gillian PensavalleHOST
Now you have it, you know.
Patrick HindsHOST
You know what I always think about? In the JFK assassination when Lee Harvey Oswald killed Jack Ruby.
Gillian PensavalleHOST
Zabruder film reference?
Patrick HindsHOST
[laughs] Totally.
Patrick HindsHOST
We gotta find her.
Patrick HindsHOST
We gotta, we gotta find her.
Patrick HindsHOST
But I was thinking, in the, in the parking garage where Lee Harvey Oswald killed Jack Ruby-
Gillian PensavalleHOST
Yeah
Dave EmoryHOST
That is amazing.
Dave EmoryHOST
One of the things that Monty has unpacked and will be doing more, when Jack Ruby... posed as a reporter at that famous Dallas press conference.
Dave EmoryHOST
I think it was after midnight, so it would have been November 23rd of 1963, when one of the Dallas justice officials or police officials cited Oswald as being a member of the Free Cuba Committee, which is an anti-Castro group.
Dave EmoryHOST
Ruby chimes in and says, no, it's a fair play for Cuba Committee, which is really interesting.
Dave EmoryHOST
One of the things that Monty has unpacked that we'll be doing more.
Dave EmoryHOST
When Jack Ruby... posed as a reporter at that famous Dallas press conference.
Dave EmoryHOST
I think it was after midnight, so it would have been November 23rd of 1963, when one of the Dallas justice officials or police officials cited Oswald as being a member of the Free Cuba Committee, which is an anti-Castro group.
Dave EmoryHOST
Ruby chimes in and says, no, it's a fair play for Cuba Committee, which is really interesting.
Matt FrederickHOST
It's these kinda weird little anomalies that happen, and you just go, how in the effing world does that occur? He just happens to be there, he happens to do this thing, he happens to be a part of these other l- big news stories.
Ben BowlinHOST
Jack Ruby, Lee Harvey Oswald.
Matt FrederickHOST
It doesn't prove anything, right? It's just freaking weird.
Matt FrederickHOST
[laughs]
William RamseyGUEST
I've been studying Ruby.
William RamseyGUEST
What was his first name? Jack Ruby, Rubenstein.
William RamseyGUEST
But he said really prescient, like really spot on things that sounds like a conspiratorialist today online, or sounds like me.
William RamseyGUEST
But he was telling people in public, this is so deep, I can't get into it.
Dave CollumGUEST
You know, if you're running a MKUltra program, you have to do experiments, right? You have to test it.
Dave CollumGUEST
So you created Ted Kaczynski, you created Charles Manson, you created Jack Ruby, you know, you brainwash people, you do things.
Dave CollumGUEST
And I look at Clancy and it is so... unbiological for a mother to kill her three kids.
Dave CollumGUEST
I mean, it just defies everything I know about biology.
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Dave CollumGUEST
That's by Nick Bryant.
Dave CollumGUEST
Second is, you might want to read Chaos, which is Tom O'Neill's book about Charles Manson, who was clearly CIA connected and tied with Jolly West, who was the head of the MKUltra program in the early 60s and maybe in the 50s.
Dave CollumGUEST
And he was intimately involved in Jack Ruby, Ted Kaczynski, Charles Manson.
Dave CollumGUEST
Jolly West really cuts across a lot of famous cases of whack jobs.
Salty CrackerHOST
This whole thing is very weird.
Salty CrackerHOST
Jack Ruby knew.
Salty CrackerHOST
Jack Ruby.
Salty CrackerHOST
Again, Jack Ruby.
Salty CrackerHOST
There you go.
Salty CrackerHOST
If you're a patsy...
Jeff CrudeleHOST
[suspenseful music] Hello everyone, and welcome back to the podcast.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
Today's episode is episode 349, and it's part 25 of the Jack Ruby miniseries.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
On the afternoon of November 24th, 1963, Dallas detectives searched Jack Ruby's apartment under a warrant, and they itemized everything that they took.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
That search is in the record.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
What happened in that apartment after they left is not.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
Three men later described that night, and they do not agree on who was there exactly, who arranged it exactly, or what time it occurred exactly.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
But all three accounts sat [chuckles] in the same FBI file, and nobody ever asked any follow-up questions about it.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
What is it exactly that that group of men were doing at that moment inside of Jack Ruby's apartment? Well, let's waste no time getting right to it.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
[suspenseful music] Hello everyone, and welcome back to the podcast.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
Today's episode is episode 350, and it's Part 26 of the Jack Ruby miniseries.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
You know, Jack Ruby's first lawyer was a Dallas man with a modest plan.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
Not innocence, just a few years in the penitentiary instead of the electric chair.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
But Ruby's family thought it wasn't enough.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
That basically when Ruby pulled the trigger, no one was home.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
This episode is about what that decision cost him.
Jeff CrudeleHOST
It ends five months later with Jack Ruby in front of the Chief Justice of the United States asking for a test that nobody would give him and calling his own lawyer a liar.
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