Why Was Oswald Killed?

[Steve M. Galbraith]

Maybe Ruby's only opportunity was on Sunday. Oswald died so he didn't bungle it.

If his job was to prevent the possibility of Oswald exposing the conspiracy then he most certainly failed in stopping that. If Oswald had information to reveal he had numerous opportunities to do so.

As in this:

[Jerry Freeman]

If his job was to prevent the possibility of Oswald exposing the conspiracy then he most certainly failed in stopping that. If Oswald had information to reveal he had numerous opportunities to do so.

Agree. The earlier conjecture is going off the chart. With Oswald dead...there would be no trial and that is why he had to die as soon as possible. Merely a glance at that picture will show there was absolutely no opportunity then to approach the suspect with a gun.
 

[Bill Chapman]

Steve said 'If Oswald had information to reveal he had numerous opportunities to do so.' The picture he posted refers to that, not to an opportunity to shoot Oswald.

Aside from that photograph, there's another one of Ruby in the hallway a few feet behind Oswald. If he had been instructed to kill Oswald, that would have been the ideal time to strike since he wouldn't have known if he would ever get another such (relatively-close) encounter.

[Ted Shields]

Steve said 'If Oswald had information to reveal he had numerous opportunities to do so.' The picture he posted refers to that, not to an opportunity to shoot Oswald.

Aside from that photograph, there's another one of Ruby in the hallway a few feet behind Oswald. If he had been instructed to kill Oswald, that would have been the ideal time to strike since he wouldn't have known if he would ever get another such (relatively-close) encounter.

Yep can't see "them" letting Oswald walk up to a mic on international TV in front of the world like that.

Its an easy kill. One cop on "their" books enters the TSBD shortly after the shots are fired and kills him. "He had a rifle so I dumped him". Easy.

[Gary Craig]

Yep can't see "them" letting Oswald walk up to a mic on international TV in front of the world like that.

Its an easy kill. One cop on "their" books enters the TSBD shortly after the shots are fired and kills him. "He had a rifle so I dumped him". Easy.

"Its an easy kill. One cop on "their" books enters the TSBD shortly after the shots are fired and kills him. "He had a rifle so I dumped him". Easy."

There was a rifle in the 2nd floor lunchroom?

[Ted Shields]

"Its an easy kill. One cop on "their" books enters the TSBD shortly after the shots are fired and kills him. "He had a rifle so I dumped him". Easy."

There was a rifle in the 2nd floor lunchroom?

"They" could've killed him 2 second after he fired the last shot.

"Routine security patrol through the building".

[Jerry Freeman]

Steve said 'If Oswald had information to reveal he had numerous opportunities to do so.' The picture he posted refers to that, not to an opportunity to shoot Oswald.

Aside from that photograph, there's another one of Ruby in the hallway a few feet behind Oswald. If he had been instructed to kill Oswald, that would have been the ideal time to strike since he wouldn't have known if he would ever get another such (relatively-close) encounter.

Get your eyes/brain fixed. What good is all your conjecture? Steve wrote---

If his [Ruby's] job was to prevent the possibility of Oswald exposing the conspiracy then he most certainly failed in stopping that.

  So apparently Oswald had no conspiracy to reveal right? Oswald's murder was to prevent a lengthy trial thus exposing what might have really happened.  Ruby was obviously successful in stopping this.

[Jerry Freeman]

Yep can't see "them" letting Oswald walk up to a mic on international TV in front of the world like that. Its an easy kill. One cop on "their" books enters the TSBD shortly after the shots are fired and kills him. "He had a rifle so I dumped him". Easy.

Obviously a Bill Chapman protege'.... not the way to go.