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

I am just as concerned as my critics with the timeline problem of this image on the left being Oswald. Yet, the likeness remains uncanny, including: his hair, his long neck, his facial profile, his slender frame, and his shirt. 

And the difference between me and my critics is that I am unwilling to say:

Well, I guess it was just another guy who happened to look and dress like Oswald. Nothing to see here. We don't know who he was. And he definitely wasn't Lovelady, since Lovelady left for the tracks right away and then went around to the back to re-enter and was inside for a long time, until they left for City Hall.

Plus, nobody has suggested that he's Lovelady, so I guess nobody thought it. 

The official story has it that these two are Oswald and Lovelady.

And as you can see, they are dressed the same, so they're saying that Oswald and Lovelady looked and dressed the same. But now, it has become a Trifecta with this other guy who also looked and dressed like Oswald, making it three look-alikes in one place on one day."

So, closing the door on this and declaring that all's well- that there's nothing to see here and no unanswered questions- is not something that I am willing to do. I want to know who that guy is if he isn't Oswald. And until I do, the questions and suspicions about him shall remain- whether my enemies like it or not.