PHOTOS: Gravesite of Lee Harvey Oswald

Samstwitch

Samstwitch

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Gravesite of Lee Harvey Oswald

I've lived in Texas for a little over one year, so there's many sites still to see. One weekend, a Texan lady friend took me and my family on an Oddities Tour. She didn't tell us where we were going or what we were about to see. We ended up in a very nice cemetery. She parked near the curb and we all got out. She walked us up near some graves and stopped. When I looked down, I could hardly believe my eyes. There was the gravestone marked "OSWALD".

I was just a little girl when JFK was assassinated, but I know exactly where I was at and what I was doing when I heard the terrible news. I've visited the the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza (Book Depository) in Dallas and toured the grassy knoll. I've studied the death of John F. Kennedy for many decades, and all the conspiracy theories. I don't believe Lee Harvey Oswald fired a single shot at our President. It was a conspiracy led by Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson (who succeeded him as President). The conspirators also included J. Edgar Hoover (Director of the FBI), Richard Nixon (who later became president), Gerald Ford (who later became president), and many other very powerful men.

So when I found myself looking over Lee Harvey Oswald's grave, I was speechless. I feel great compassion for him and the family he left behind. Oswald was the fall guy, a patsy, just as he said, during the few brief moments when he had an opportunity to speak to the media, while he was being escorted by law enforcement. That was shortly before he was murdered by mobster Jack Ruby.

Originally, Oswald's grave was at a different location, but it was vandalized so many times that they moved it to this cemetery. Visitors are not told about the location. However, another man purchased the grave site next to Oswald's and that is how people find it. Still, it is kept a secret, in hopes that it will not be vandalized again. His body has been exhumed at least twice at this location.

If you want to know the details and the names of the conspirators who murdered JFK, read this book: The Elite Serial Killers of Lincoln, JFK, RFK & MLK by Robert Gaylon Ross Sr..

Here are the photos we took while we were there.


Oswald Gravesite, 50.webp


Oswald and Nick Beet, 50.webp
 


Author, Robert Gaylon Ross Sr. gives a 2 1/2 hr. lecture providing irrefutable evidence of the elements within the government that were involved in the assassination plots of Lincoln, JFK, RFK & MLK. You won't want to miss reading his book. It's a must-read for every American: A MIND BLOWER!
 

You were just a girl when he was murdered? Huh, you're older than I thought you were. I think it was multiple people, I don't think it was a lone wolf situation, Oswald may have had something to do with it. Maybe he was the scapegoat. Though I thought I had read he had worked in the Russian Military at one point.
 

Today's Headline:

Mystery of Texas grave next to Oswald's solved

NEW YORK (AP) — For years, curiosity seekers visiting the Fort Worth, Texas, grave of Lee Harvey Oswald have wondered about the simple headstone next door, marked Nick Beef.

It turns out Nick Beef is alive and living in New York.

The New York Times reports (http://nyti.ms/19j8jyq ) that the 56-year-old man who uses that name purchased the cemetery plot next to Oswald's in 1975 and had the granite marker placed there in 1997.

Beef, born Patric Abedin, now lives in Manhattan and calls himself a nonperforming performance artist.

On Nov. 21, 1963, President John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline, landed at the former Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth as part of a two-day Texas tour.

Beef, then 6 years old, was sitting on the shoulders of a military police officer in the crowd when the first couple passed just a few feet away.

Oswald shot Kennedy the next day. [IMO, not!]

Young Patric used to sometimes visit Oswald's grave with his mother. He recalled that she told him: "Never forget that you got to see Kennedy the night before he died."

When he was 18, Beef read that the burial plot next to Oswald's was available. He bought it for $17.50 down and 16 monthly payments of $10.

Beef said he has often asked himself why he wanted it. "It meant something to me in life," is the only answer he can come up with.

Beef moved to New York, married, had two children and divorced. He did some freelance comedy writing using the name Nick Beef, a moniker he came up with while joking around with a friend.

His mother died in late 1996 and he returned to Texas to arrange her funeral.

He told the Times that during his stay, he visited his burial plot and decided to buy a gravestone with the exact dimensions as Oswald's.

He told the cemetery official to inscribe it Nick Beef.

He has no plans to ever be buried there. He said he would prefer to be cremated.
 

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