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This is much ado about nothing. Henry Wade,The Dallas prosecutor during the time of the assassination, and until 1987, had signed a contract for a movie, and this is probably material that he had been working on for a movie scrip. A movie contract signed by Wade was also found in the safe.
Max Holland, an expert who has written a book on the assassination, said the transcript appeared to be based on a long-discredited account by a Dallas lawyer named Carroll Jarnagin, who said he had seen Oswald and Ruby together at Ruby's strip club and overheard the discussion. Holland said Jarnagin's claim was a "concoction...that Oswald and Ruby did not know one another."
The New York Times News Service said in an article about the find:
"Perhaps the most intriguing item was what purports to be a transcript of a conversation Ruby had with Oswald at Ruby's Dallas nightclub, the Carousel, in which they plot to kill Kennedy to satisfy organized-crime bosses."
"But the not-terribly-lifelike dialogue reads like a movie script---and may have well been. For example, Ruby responds to Oswald's suggestion that they kill the president by saying, 'but wouldn't that be unpatriotic'."

Lee Harvey Oswald was a lone gunman that fateful day. There was no conspiracy, and no credible evidence has ever surfaced that proves otherwise.