Oswald's interrogation

Lee Harvey Oswald was interrogated by police following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963. During these sessions, Oswald denied involvement, claiming he was a "patsy." His demeanor was often defensive, and he insisted on his innocence. The interrogation occurred under high tension, as he was the prime suspect amidst national turmoil. Despite the intense questioning and pressure, Oswald maintained his story until he was killed two days later by nightclub owner Jack Ruby, preventing further questioning and leaving many questions about his motives and any potential conspiracy unresolved.