papers, further playing off of the emotions of the American public. This picture however, is widely suspected of being a fake. Even Oswald said it wasn't authentic during an interrogation, in which he said:
             "That is not a picture of me; it is my face, but my face has been superimposed-the rest
             of the picture is not me at all, I've never seen it before...That small picture is a
             reduction of the large picture that someone I don't know has made...someone took a
             picture of my face and faked that photograph" (Livingstone 171).
             Oswald claimed that he would be able to eventually prove that the photo was a fake. He would never have that chance, as Jack Ruby would kill him the next day. This act of Ruby's brings about another question; was Ruby just retaliating in anger over his president's death, or was he under direct orders from a higher power, possibly in the government? After he shot Oswald, his heart was beating rapidly, and he
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