Legal Question for Dawn Meredith

[Dawn Meredith]

The commission was, however, ongoing while
Ruby's case was being tried. So whether or not
there would have been a governmental commission
studying the case if Oswald had lived is not certain.

And as for the listings of various investigative
bodies, they were not competent and/or disinterested,
and one of LBJ's reasons for creating his commission
was to forestall and/or override rival investigations
in Congress. He also wanted the state of Texas
to do all the investigating before the establishment
figures advising him persuaded him that would
have not be a smart move, to say the least.

And bear in mind that when Ruby's conviction was overturned he suddenly had advanced cancer and died . Oh our wonderful government. ::darthvader::