Claimed Encounter with Jack Ruby
Kantor states that Jack Ruby stops him briefly near the main entrance of Parkland Hospital shortly after the assassination.
Follow Seth Kantor through 11 dated historical records for United States of America.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Kantor states that Jack Ruby stops him briefly near the main entrance of Parkland Hospital shortly after the assassination.
Kantor recalls that Ruby attracts his attention by tugging at the back of his jacket as Kantor walks through the hospital entrance.
After completing his telephone call, Kantor says he walks toward the main entrance of Parkland Hospital.
Kantor makes a long-distance telephone call from Parkland Hospital to his Washington office between about 1:02 and 1:27 p.m.
Kantor says he immediately recognizes Ruby because he had known him previously while working as a journalist in Dallas.
Kantor recalls Ruby asking whether he should close his establishments for the next three nights following Kennedy's shooting.
Testifies about his claimed encounter with Jack Ruby at Parkland Hospital after Kennedy was shot.
Kantor tells investigators that he is certain he encountered Ruby at Parkland but is less certain about the precise time and exact location.
The Warren Commission concludes that Kantor was mistaken about seeing Jack Ruby at Parkland Hospital.
The House Select Committee on Assassinations reexamines Kantor's account and the evidence concerning whether Ruby was present at Parkland Hospital.
The House Select Committee on Assassinations concludes that Kantor probably was not mistaken when he reported seeing Jack Ruby at Parkland Hospital.
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