[Larry Hancock]

"I am wondering how you handled the statements made by Jack Ruby. It appears to me he did exactly that...talked."

I would agree, actually I recount how Jack talked both before and after the assassination - and during the period when he was stalking Oswald. His remarks to an IRS informant before hand were solid input for the HSCA, so solid the informant was officially offered to the HSCA which did not even interview him as far as is documented.

I deal with Ruby extensively including a hour by hour chronology over some 48 hours when he was converted from being in a minor support role to something very much different.

The books title is a contrarian expression, it deals with the fact that many people did talk before the assassination and immediately afterwards and they simply were not registered in the official conclusions. Ruby was very important to the conspiracy since they had the tactical assets they needed already, what they did not have was ground level intelligence in Dallas, especially with police preparations, and Jack filled that role.