November 24, 1963 - Sergeant Patrick Dean interviewed in Dallas Police Department Basement 

Good point. Lane did represent Oswald's mother. Also.. no written records of the interrogation. He really was a patsy and a sacrificial lamb.

@@dalehammond1704 Nah. What the govt did to Garrison to was to discredit him. If they were going to kill him, they would have way before. Lane's career did not seem to get affected. but he did not cause the same ruckus as Garrison

In those days, before people were even notified of their rights, and she, as a Soviet citizen, would be especially naive, people just didn't think of those types of lawsuits. (plus we had a lot less lawyers then. Now we have hungry lawyers everywhere. Just saw a multimillion dollar suit being brought for something or other because a Sesame Street character didn't touch a little black girl's hand when she was holding her hand out to touch the big hairy green paw. I swear. What is wrong with this society?)

Those closet nazis threatening during the whole interview, taking names. They love their mafia patsies. What are their names I wonder?

Was Dean a wicked free mason? He was part of it and forever helped To turn the people against this corrupt government… Dean was it worth it? Jesus Christ will soon return And righteously judge the ungodly.. We must truly repent… We must truly be born again.. Fritz was also a Freemason and A wicked man.. These two demons are now deceased…and maybe on their way to the lake of fire…

So what ?

so on,so for....!

Never heard that about the honk- good stuff!!

@@dalehammond1704 If you watch the news footage (live reporting by nbc reporter, Tom Petitt 20 minutes after Ruby you hear him say on national television, something like, "from what we can reconstruct of events, detectives say a man jumped out of a green car parked behind our cameras in the car park, jumped a railing, came up to reporters cordoned off on this side, rushed towards Oswald and shot him point blank. Dale, what is interesting about this, is clearly Ruby was sitting in a green car, most likely a 1964 Ford Galaxie sedan. Who is the copper standing beside the wall that Ruby walks up beside, yes, it is Dallas police reserve sargeant Kenneth Croy, who was first officer at the Tippit crime scene, he said he was given a wallet by a bystander (probably had it already) and handed it to Captain Westbrook.

You know, that car horn has always fascinated me. I wondered who did it. Also, since I am sure you know, recall that a police car pulled up in front of Mrs Murray's (?) boarding house, where Oswald was staying, and did a little "dit dit" on the horn (as she put it) out in front to get someone's attention, and then drove off.... So many odd things. I mean really odd things. People who hold to the official govt version of events just don't want to be left doubting, they want something nice to believe in, like the whole pandemic thing, and masking, etc. They are afraid to know the truth might be a little dark.

@@paulaharrisbaca4851 Agreed Paula

What was the whole caper ?

Exactly- I also see all the "suits" passing by giving him the stink eye

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@larryNOFACTSer - the ol ' ATTACK OF THE INVISIBLE VAMPIRE BIKINI SURFBOARD BABES caper again ??

He didn't want to admit he was a patron of Ruby's strip club.

@@teastrainer3604 They all were. Every Cop in Dallas knew two places. The Carousel Club, and Austin's BBQ. Heck, Ruby was co-signing for loans for a lot of the Police officers. When you are Drug running, gun running, Pimp, you need to make friends with the cops if you want to stay out of jail. Especially in a town that was infamous for a Corrupt Police Department.