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Lee Harvey Oswald
 Alleged assassin of JFKBirthdate: October 18, 1939 - Death: November 24, 1963 Alleged assassin of President John F. Kennedy, according to the conclusions of the Warren Commission. Born in New Orleans, he married Marina Prusakova in Minsk. He was killed by Texas nightclub owner Jack Ruby two days after JFK's assassination, while being transferred to county jail. |
Extract from the Warren Report Foreword: ... Federal Bureau of Investigation began an investigation at the direction of President Johnson. Within 35 minutes of the killing of Patrolman Tippit, Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested by the Dallas police as a suspect in that crime. Based on evidence provided by Federal, State, and local agencies, the State of Texas arraigned Oswald within 12 hours of his arrest, charging him with the assassination of President Kennedy and the murder of Patrolman Tippit. On November 24, 1963, less than 18 hours after his arrest, Oswald was fatally shot in the basement of the Dallas Police Department by Jack Ruby ... |
October 24, 1956: Oswald joins the Marine Corps
December 21, 1956: Oswald qualifies as "sharpshooter"
May 6, 1959: Oswald just a "Marksman"
October 16, 1959: Oswald arrives in Russia
October 21, 1959: Oswald must leave USSR
October 31, 1959: Oswald wishes to renounce his U.S. citizenship
March 17, 1961: LHO meets her future wife
April 30, 1961: Lee marries Marina Oswald
December 25, 1961: Marina and Lee allowed to go to the USA
June 1, 1962: Lee and Marina Oswald leave Moscow
June 26, 1962: Oswald interrogated by FBI
April 6, 1963: Oswald looses his job
April 24, 1963: Oswald leaves for New Orleans to find a job
May 10, 1963: Oswald finds a job
August 9, 1963: Lee Harvey Oswald arrested
September 17, 1963: Mexican tourist visa for LHO
October 16, 1963: Oswald starts working at the TSBD
November 1, 1963: James Hosty goes to the Paine residence
November 10, 1963: Shooting range incident
November 24, 1963: Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated
March 14, 1964: Jack Ruby sentenced to death
September 27, 1964: The Warren Report published
Tuesday July 17, 1979: HSCA believes in conspiracy
Sunday October 4, 1981: Lee Harvey Oswald's body exhumed
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