Ruby's Hidden Ties Link JFK Assassin to Dallas Clubman
A 1960s web of covert ties connects Jack Ruby to CIA gun running, anti Castro units, and mob figures. Ruby’s meetings with Thomas Davis III, Santo Trafficante, Alfred E. McLane, and Lewis McWillie surface in Warrant Commission records and FBI notes, revealing a clandestine network surrounding the Kennedy era. Davis, a bank robber turned gunrunner, dies in 1973. The CIA and FBI kept key identities secret.
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John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Ruby
Cuba
Central Intelligence Agency
Thomas E. Davis III
CIA
Alfred E. McLane
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Santo Sorge
Santo Trafficante
Castro
Lewis J. McWillie
FBI
U.S
Meyer Lansky
Tom Davis
Davis
National Bank of Detroit
Thomas P. Thornton
Commission
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Earl Warren
Texas
Havana
Trafficante
Fidel Castro
Tropicana
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