DALLAS (Reuters) - A batch of old documents linked to the slaying of President John F. Kennedy has reportedly been unearthed, including a highly suspect transcript of a conversation between assassin Lee Harvey Oswald and Oswald's killer Jack Ruby, the Dallas Morning News said on Sunday.

The newspaper said the Dallas County district attorney's office, which uncovered the documents, would display its discovery at a news conference on Monday morning.

The Morning News said the items found in an old safe in a Dallas courthouse included personal letters from former District Attorney Henry Wade, the prosecutor in the Ruby trial. Ruby shot Oswald two days after the president's death.

Also found were official records from Ruby's trial, a gun holster and clothing that probably belonged to Ruby and Oswald, District Attorney Craig Watkins told the newspaper.

But one potentially controversial item is a transcript of an exchange between Oswald and Ruby in which they discuss killing Kennedy to halt the mafia-busting agenda of his brother, Attorney General Robert Kennedy.

The Morning News said one theory about the transcript was that it was part of a movie script Wade was working on with producers, for a film that was never made.

The transcript resembles one published by the Warren Commission, which investigated Kennedy's assassination and concluded Oswald acted alone. The FBI had determined the conversation between Oswald and Ruby -- this time about killing Texas Gov. John Connally -- was definitely fake, the newspaper said.

Old JFK documents may stir controversy - Yahoo! News
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We will wait to see them.

I bet Prison Planet, Alex Jones and Rense just got an erection...

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I'll bet Coast to Coast cleans their entire agenda for Monday night's broadcast!

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The death of JFK rooted in political and personal agenda, IMHO

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I still love the stories of conspiracy and the entanglement of issues and lies to blind people from seeing the truth

I too love a good conspiracy. Maybe because I love a good mystery?
But I still believe Americans went through a long period of denial (and still are) about the Kennedy assassination. I think Oswald did it. And Rubey killed him in the (misguided) sense of patriotism.
Sad. Even people who did not share his political views took it personally that one so young could die right before our eyes and we could do nothing. A lot also has to do with the dawn of mass visual media.

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