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Lee Harvey Oswald (b. October 18, 1939 - d. November 24, 1963) | [[File:LHO14.jpg|thumb|Lee Harvey Oswald]] | ||
'''Lee Harvey Oswald''' (b. October 18, 1939 - d. November 24, 1963) was a former U.S. Marine (from October 1959 - June 1962) who had briefly defected to the Soviet Union. There, he studied communism and socialism and married a Russian woman. | |||
Oswald was the one officially blamed for the [[Assassination of John F. Kennedy]], reportedly shooting the 35th U.S. President and killing a police officer named J.D. Tippit approximately 40 minutes later while fleeing. However, he denied involvement in both killings, and there have been many theories about the assassination, some more plausible than others, that he really might have been innocent, or at least didn't act alone in killing JFK. Either way, two days after he (supposedly) committed both murders, Lee Harvey Oswald was murdered by [[Jack Ruby]] in an act of vigilantism, thus preventing any further clues as to the potential other people involved in Kennedy's death from being obtained from him. | |||
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Revision as of 01:12, 30 January 2014
Lee Harvey Oswald (b. October 18, 1939 - d. November 24, 1963) was a former U.S. Marine (from October 1959 - June 1962) who had briefly defected to the Soviet Union. There, he studied communism and socialism and married a Russian woman.
Oswald was the one officially blamed for the Assassination of John F. Kennedy, reportedly shooting the 35th U.S. President and killing a police officer named J.D. Tippit approximately 40 minutes later while fleeing. However, he denied involvement in both killings, and there have been many theories about the assassination, some more plausible than others, that he really might have been innocent, or at least didn't act alone in killing JFK. Either way, two days after he (supposedly) committed both murders, Lee Harvey Oswald was murdered by Jack Ruby in an act of vigilantism, thus preventing any further clues as to the potential other people involved in Kennedy's death from being obtained from him.