/internal/media/dispatcher/2955/fullImage of the jurors selected for the Jack Ruby trial19642 1/4 x 2 1/4 in. (5.7 x 5.7 cm)FilmBill Winfrey Collection, The Dallas Morning News/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza2004.058.0339.00020Negative on Kodak Safety Film. Labeled as negative #7 (faded). Located to the left of the number "7" on the side of the negative is also the letter "E" (faded). Shows the 12 juries for the Jack Ruby trial and 2 baliffs.Photographs641275.71501143005.715011430028409Negative (b&w)0E-10Original black and white negative on Kodak Safety Film taken by Dallas Morning News photographer Bill Winfrey. The image shows the 12 jurors selected for the Jack Ruby trial and 2 bailiffs.
The jurors were, front row, left to right: Luther E. Dickerson, Max E. Causey (foreman), Robert J. Flechtner, J. G. "Glen" Holton, Jr., James E. Cunningham, and Louise Malone. Second row, left to right: Mildred McCollum, Aileen B. Shields, Gwen English, Douglas Sowell, J. Waymon Rose, and Allen W. McCoy.
Bailiffs Nell Tyler and W.W. Mabra are standing at the back of the courtroom.
Jack Ruby trialPhotographsJuryCausey, MaxRose, J. WaymonMcCoy, AllenMabra, W. W. "Bo"Winfrey, BillHolton, GlenFlechtner, RobertEnglish, GwenMcCollum, MildredSowell, DouglasDickerson, LutherTyler, NellShields, Aileen B.Cunningham, James E.Malone, LouiseDallas County Criminal Courts BuildingThe Dallas Morning NewsDallasDallas Morning News photographer Bill Winfrey was selected to take the official portrait of the Jack Ruby trial jury. He took numerous photographs from a variety of angles, many of which have been published over the years.
In his oral history with The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, Winfrey recalled, "Like a bolt of lightning out of the blue, they put all of our names in a hat and drew out one to make the official pictures of the jury. I was the pool photographer. I went and did it to give to the Associated Press, and they gave copies to every news organization in the world that requested it. But it's my by-line on it. Kind of a nothing, simple picture." - Stephen Fagin, Curator