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I agree, and i have no doubt that it was a conspiracy in which Ruby was involved.

Considering the murder/suicide rate of those surrounding the events around the assassination, it's hard for me to believe the lone nutjob theory.

Bill Hunter, reporter who interviewed George Senator and Jim Martin in Jack Ruby's apartment shot point blank by a police detective in the Long Beach police station.
Jim Koethe, (the other reporter at that meeting) had his throat crushed by someone while exiting his own shower.
Lawyer Tom Howard's heart attack post-meeting Jack Ruby.
Dorothy Kilgallen (the only reporter to interview Ruby after he killed Oswald) overdosing on alcohol and barbiturates three to five hours after appearing on a national television game show.
Hank Killam, who couldn't keep a job because federal agents kept harassing him (and his wife worked with Ruby) had his jugular vein cut by glass from a broken window while he was walking along a sidewalk.
Robert Perrin, gunrunner for Ruby, died of a fatal arsenic dose,
Then you've got the wrong-handed suicides of Joe Cooper, William Pitzer, Lou Staples, and Gary Underhill...

Interesting note about Pitzer, Lt Col Dan Marvin (Army, retired) had said that he had been asked by a CIA operative to kill Pitzer, who had been present at JFK's autopsy.

Considering the murder/suicide rate of those surrounding the events around the assassination, it’s hard for me to believe the lone nutjob theory.

I was not familiar with most of those happenings, i did not even have a radio at that time, but that is too much to be called coincidence.