Individual telegrams by Dorothy Fazzino and an anonymous sender from Amble Inn in Bayone New Jersey to Jack Ruby, congratulating him for assassinating Lee Harvey Oswald.

Individual telegrams by Tomm Hantakas and Pat McNamara to Jack Ruby, congratulating him for assassinating Lee Harvey Oswald.

Property clerk's receipt of 5 telegrams and a $10 check addressed to Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald. These items were received on November 29, 1963.

Photocopy of a drawing of a hand with nitrate evaluation.

Microfilm copy of a supplementary offense report which concerns the identification of Lee Harvey Oswald in a lineup. W. W. Scoggins and William Wayne identified Lee Harvey Oswald as the third man in a four man lineup.

Microfilm copy of a supplementary offense report which states that the murder of J. D. Tippit was clear with the arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald. It is also stated that Oswald was later murdered by Jack Ruby.

Fingerprints of Jack Ruby taken on November 25th, 1963 following the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald.

Index cards from the property room at the Dallas Police Department. Cards include information on Jack Ruby.

License plate check for a convertible belonging to Janet M. Conforta of New Orleans, Louisiana.

Supplementary offense report by W. E. Potts and F. M. Turner. Ronald Fischer stated that a photo of Oswald looked a lot like a man who had been looking out the window of the Texas Book Depository on the day that the President was killed.

Receipt by the property clerk of clothing items received from Moore, Potts, Turner, and Senkel. The items belonged to Lee Harvey Oswald of 1026 North Beckley.

Property clerk's invoice or receipt of items belonging to Jack Ruby, confiscated from his person when he arrived at jail, including $2,015.33 in cash.

Microfilm copy of a receipt by the property clerk of items which once belonged to Lee Harvey Oswald. Items include loose change, a chrome ID bracelet, brass key, and a paycheck voucher.

Microfilm copy of a case report which regards Jack Ruby. The report is largely illegible.

Report by Marvin Johnson regarding his actions on the date that Lee Harvey Oswald was shot. Marvin Johnson was off duty on the 24th and 25th of November.

Individual telegrams by Sam and Joe Currier to Jack Ruby, congratulating him for killing Lee Harvey Oswald.

Office memorandum addressed to Captain J. W. Fritz of the Dallas Police Department. In the memorandum, B. L. Beaty states that he was assigned to the hall outside of the jail office at 11 am. After Lee Harvey Oswald was brought out, Beaty heard a shot and saw detectives taking Jack Ruby into custody.

Handwritten copy of a supplementary offense report by G. R. Rose and R. S. Stovall. The report states that Buell Wesley Frazier drove Lee Harvey Oswald to work on the morning of President Kennedy's assassination. His sister, Mrs. Randle, saw Oswald put a long package into the back of the vehicle. Both individuals were taken in for questioning.

Handwritten statement by Lee E. Bowers. Bowers states that he saw a young man driving a '59 Olds station wagon driving slowly down a street which dead ends before leaving the area. The car had out of state license plates. Twenty minutes later a '57 Ford drove by. A microphone or telephone appeared to be inside the car. Soon after he saw a white '61 Chevy Impala drive by. This car had license plates similar to the '59 Olds station wagon. A young man with long blonde hair was driving the vehicle and stayed in the area for five minutes. About ten minutes later, he heard shots and the area became crowded with people.

Arrest report on investigative prisoner Lee Harvey Oswald. The report states that Oswald shot and killed President Kennedy and J. D. Tippit. Governor John Connally was wounded.

Form for the submission of items to the Crime Scene Search Section of the Investigation Bureau. Items include a black billfold, loose change, a pen, bullets, and a police badge.

Microfilm copy of a supplementary offense report which concerns the identification of Lee Harvey Oswald in a lineup.

Carbon copy of the second page of a report by H. M. Moore regarding information collected after Ruby killed Oswald. Report includes names, dates, and information from individuals interviewed during the investigation.

Individual telegrams by Mr. and Mrs. Sal St. Angelo to C. C. Decoste to Jack Ruby, congratulating him for assassinating Lee Harvey Oswald.