Delve into the perplexing story of Jack Ruby, the man who forever altered American history by assassinating Lee Harvey Oswald on live television. As the sixtieth anniversary of JFK's assassination approaches, explore the ambiguities surrounding Ruby's motives and the events that led him to that fateful moment.
Cultural historian Danny Fingeroth dissects the dual nature of Ruby, presenting evidence of both a bumbling, neurotic small-time operator and a cagey, competent pawn of powerful forces. Featuring exclusive interviews and meticulous research, this biography navigates a labyrinth of historical mirrors, offering a fresh perspective on a figure inextricably linked to one of the 20th century's most enduring mysteries. Discover how Jack Ruby's assault on history continues to shape our understanding of the world today.