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Jack Ruby

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Jack Ruby
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Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Deceased
Occupation: Nightclub owner
First appearance: "Whacking Day"


Jack Ruby was the murderer of Lee Harvey Oswald.

History[edit]

An unnamed Itchy and Scratchy cartoon by guest director Oliver Stone recreated Lee Harvey Oswald getting shot at the climax of Oliver Stone's own movie JFK, with Scratchy playing Oswald and Itchy playing Jack Ruby.[1]

When Homer and Marge tried to solve Who Really Killed J.F.K., Homer told Marge he had figured it out: Lee Harvey Oswald wanted to steal the Jack Ruby. Marge then informed him that Jack Ruby was a man, not a jewel. Homer became mad at this statement, as they were back to square one.[2]

A campaign video for Krusty the Clown's run for Congress showed his face pasted over that of Det. Jim Leavelle in the infamous photo of Oswald's killing by Ruby.[3]

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