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

There is no doubt that bpete submitted a fraudulent photograph, and we have Larry Rivera to thank for discovering it:

The manipulation involved slenderizing the frame and lengthening the head, and it caused quite a bit of distortion. Below, I have drawn in the axis lines for his neck and his back, and the distortion is severe. He could not possibly have had that posture.

Here it is in the context of the whole picture, and the guy looks just as bad there:

The magnitude of bpete's lie are astounding, even to me. For instance, he makes this equation:

I don't think you have to be a doctor to realize that that guy on the right is a man. That forearm of his looks like sledge hammer.

I understand why people lie, but what I don't understand is why anyone would lie as flagrantly as this. This is over the top. This is bizarro world stuff. This is out of the Twilight Zone.

But, we should dwell on the implications of submitting phony, altered images. It evinces a conscience of guilt. bpete has to know what he's doing. He knows the images are false. It means that he is a direct and active participant in the ongoing cover-up of the assassination of President Kennedy.  

And as with Joseph Backes, Steve Haydon doesn't know how to think. He trips over himself, just as Backes does. Take a look at this:

That's the same location, but obviously, a lot of shuffling of the people took place between the two moments in time. But, bpete claims that, with all those people moving all around him, both in the doorway and on the sidewalk in front as we can clearly see, that Frazier and two other people stayed glued in their original spots as though they were statues. How likely is that?

Listen, I have a great idea. I can still get to my Facebook page: just me, no one else. But, I am going to transfer a number of the posts from there to here, starting with the long post I made in response to bpete's attack of the Roy Lewis anomaly. And this time, I will insert the images in the text so that there will be no jumping around. This is going to be a step up. Stay tuned.