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

I worked hard to get this. It shows that the first Fedora Man in the Towner film MOVED. He reached for his hat.

I say I worked hard because it occurs just when he is passing out of view, and I had to stop the player several times to land it. The reason why it is important is that it shows that he was real. That is not a repetitive motion like the supposed flicking of the Towner Woman's hand, which was faked. And you'll notice above that we can't see her or the baby at all; they are MIA. It's not just that they're washed out a little and look faded. They are gone, and I am telling you that they were never there in the first place. 

I heard from Brad over on McAdams' forum, and he said that others before me discussed the anomalies in the Towner film. I'll post what he wrote. I am not familiar with all of them, but one of them I am: the complete absence of figures in the doorway of the TSBD in the Towner film. We don't see any of the figures we see in the Altgens photo or the Wiegman film or others. It just looks black. Why is that? Here is Brad's complete statement:

Ralph: If the search function works in this newsgroup you might be able to 
find a post from late last year from a fellow who said some others were 
looking at the Towner film & believed it was messed with. If you can't 
find it I remember some of that discussion: 

(1) The left rear tire of JFK's parade car (Jackie's side) shows a mud 
stain in the Betzner photo. The stain runs almost half of the tire. The 
stain is not visible rotating nor are the hub caps rotating. 

(2) JFK's & JBC's head appears to be blackened (as if with a felt tip 
marker) in frames just after the splice. The back of the windshield & the 
sun visors also appears darkened. 

(3) The crowd in front of the TSBD does not move. Compare what you see to 
witness testimony that the crowd was excitedly waving, cheering & yelling. 
Pierce Allman's recent TV interviews (several are posted on YouTube) are 
good to compare what you see in the Towner film versus what he saw. Mr. 
Allman was standing at the front of the reflecting pool close to the steps 
when JFK was ambushed. 

(4) The TSBD doorway is completely black. No doorman, no Lovelady, 
nothing. Altgens6, Wiegman, Darnell, Bell & Hughes demonstrate witnesses 
were present in the doorway. 

(5) Jackie keeps the same pose during the entire turn. She never makes a 
move when witnesses made statements she waved at people on her side of the 
street. 

As I recall the people analyzing this film felt it had been worked on an 
optical printer (available in 1963). The believe the crowd in front of the 
TSBD is a static photo or two with blur applied to mimic camera pan 
movement. 

Hope this gives you some helpful ideas. 

Brad