JACK RUBY KNEW TOO MUCH!

Final, fatal jailhouse interview solves long-buried mystery behind JFK assassination

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NOTORIOUS mobster Jack Ruby made _history by gunning down JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, but sources newly reveal that he also played a key role in the killing of the president in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963 — and that both men were silenced for what they knew. A new book unveils how the Dallas-based enforcer was tasked by the Mafia to silence Oswald and bury his part in the conspiracy to kill John F. Kennedy — only to suffer the same fate himself.

Ruby died behind bars in 1967 while awaiting a new trial for shooting Oswald two days after the shocking assassination — his earlier conviction and death sentence had been overturned on technicalities. While in prison he gave a damning interview where he confessed: “The same people who want me to get the electric chair are [the] ones who wanted President Kennedy killed,” according to former Gambino crime family member Louis Ferrante.

As the world knows, then-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and the Warren Commission — which turned down Ruby’s offer to spill his guts on the JFK assassination eight times — ruled that Oswald was a deranged lunatic who acted alone.