In the immediate aftermath of the John F. Kennedy assassination at 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 22, 1963, conducted by a secret team of hitman shooters, a mysterious pool of blood was found on the steps leading to the grassy knoll by two employees working in the advertising department of the Dallas Morning News, Jerry Coley and photographer of the ad department Jim Hood. Jack Ruby, the notorious Chicago mob affiliated hoodlum that assassinated Lee Harvey Oswald in the basement of the Dallas police station on Sunday morning Nov. 24, 1963, and owner of the burlesque strip dancing Carousel Club, located at 1312 1/2 Commerce Street, Dallas, Texas, frequently hung out in the advertising department of the Dallas Morning News because he placed advertisements in the pages of the Dallas Morning News for his downtown Carousel Club and this allowed Dallas Morning News employees Jerry Coley and Jim Hood to observe Chicago mafioso Ruby's strange behaviors on the afternoon of the JFK murder. Find out in this informative book, how the puddle of blood that Coley and Hood discovered and photographed on the steps going to the grassy knoll was censored by the FBI after the JFK shooting and how this grassy knoll location was the scene of a scuffle between the grassy knoll shooter, which many researchers believe was Dallas Police Department officer, CIA operative and member of a secret organizational unit of the U.S. Marines Roscoe White, and an unidentified man that was other side of the stockade fence, also known as the picket fence on the famous grassy knoll. Find out about the mysterious death of Dallas Morning News advertising department photographer Jim Hood many years later after taking this photograph of the puddle of blood on the grassy knoll steps. Many investigators believe that one of three shooters of JFK that comprised a three-man team, each with their own code name, was Dallas Police Department officer and undercover CIA agent Roscoe White and that White fired the fatal shot that hit 35th President of the United States John F. Kennedy from the front of his limousine traveling in the presidential motorcade in Dealey Plaza, Dallas, Texas. In this report, learn how Roscoe White was in the same U.S. Marine unit as Lee Harvey Oswald and how both CIA operative Roscoe White, using Dallas Police Department as a cover, in conjunction with the Chicago Outfit and New Orleans crime families set up Oswald as a patsy to be framed for the JFK assassination and then subsequently murdered. Find out how Roscoe White's original plan to dispose of Lee Harvey Oswald using an aircraft waiting with the engine running at the Red Bird Airport, six miles southwest of downtown Dallas, inadvertently led to Dallas Police Department officer Roscoe White shooting Officer J.D. Tippit, on the corner of Tenth Street and Patton Avenue in the Oak Cliff Neighborhood of Dallas, Texas, because Tippit did not want to go along with the plan to dispose of Oswald. Explained in this report are the U.S. Secret Service protective custody protections provided to the Oswald family after the JFK murder and what locations these people, including Oswald's daughters, mother Marguerite and wife Marina were shuttled to immediately after the assassination. Read about the funeral of Oswald and the types of security arrangements provided at Oswald's funeral that was held on the same day as JFK's funeral, Monday Nov. 25, 1963.
