Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

Backes: "Charles Buck was in charge of his film crew.  He had one film crew.  Today, Charles Buck would not have a crew at all.  Today Charles Buck would have to be his own film crew, his own sound man, his own light man.  The other people there filming were not under the command of Charles Buck, stupid ass.  They're his competition."

Cinque: Right, and those competitors got their versions televised as well, didn't they? Or were they only taken for home use?  There are numerous versions of the Lovelady walk-by clip ranging in length from 2 seconds to 11 seconds and including many different variables. You, for some reason think that all those versions were based on the Chrales Buck version, but I'm thinking that his competitor's versions might have gotten in there. 

Here are two versions of the PD walkby footage. Do you think these were both taken by Charles Buck?

  

Not only do I think that the clips were different, I don't even think the two Lovelady figures were the same man:

So, get this into your block-head, Backes: I don't care what you say about Charles Buck. Buck him and buck you. I refer to it generically as the Dallas PD footage to encompass all the different versions in one reference. If you don't like it, Backes, get out your fucking proscenium arches and shove them up your ....