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

We have often seen the image of Marguerite standing outside the shoe store with the other employees of Paul's Shoes, but this is the first time I have seen it uncropped.

That is obviously not the short dumpy Marguerite of assassination fame.

It is another woman, and she is the real Marguerite Claverie Oswald.

And here are two images of Lee Harvey Oswald as a Marine from the same year: 1957:

That is obviously not the same young man. Look at that long, thick tubular neck on the right. And look at those sloping shoulders. And that is an anatomical thing. It's not as though his shoulders were sloping one day but not the next.

And here are two images of Oswald as a Marine from 1958.

They are not the same person either. It looks like an adolescent boy on the left who doesn't even shave yet, while on the right, it's a husky, stocky young man.

There were two Marguerites, and there were two Oswalds.

Hey Backes! If you want to talk about "honest researchers," then you talk about John Armstrong.