Family feud rages over who owns assassin's tombstone

Wayne Lensing, the owner of an auto and oddities museum, bought Lee Harvey Oswald's tombstone online, but the family is objecting that the shirttail relative who sold him 130-pound granite slab didn't own it. The headstone had been in David Card's family since an electrician found it hidden in his father's home -- once owned by Oswald's mother. The story of how it got from a Texas garage to an Illinois museum is as tangled as Card's step-family tree but, the point is, he's suing Lensing to get it back. Before hanging up on a Chicago Tribune reporter, Card's step-cousin -- the tombstone seller -- said Card has no proof of anything. Well, other than the fact that he's probably screwed.