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

.... who is stronger and fitter than you are, so you best shut your rotten mouth. 

And don't you tell me what I am talking about. I am talking about how Lovelady appears in two different versions of the same film: Three Shots That Changed America. In one, the original, the clip is about 6 seconds long, and Lovelady looks thick and muscular, and in the other version of the same film, the clip is shortened to 2 seconds, and he looks thinner by way of the whole image being adjusted, like a skinny mirror at the amusement park.

They altered the movie, Backes. We are talking about the exact same film before and after it was adjusted. I assume you are not denying the existence of the difference. Because if you are going to say that there is no visual difference between them, then you're just a disgusting, lying pig. But, if you can see there is a difference, then it is clearly the same film, clearly the work of the same cameraman. You can't claim that two cameramen were involved. The difference arises from the way the film was processed- what they did to it. You can go to Hell, Backes.