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

This collage didn't work the first time Lance posted it, and it will not work now. All four of those people are LEANING ON A DOOR. Without that door providing support, they would probably collapse. 

Doorman wasn't leaning on a door. He wasn't leaning on anything. He was completely self-balanced. Therefore, he wasn't standing as Lance suggests. 

And those two are the same: a vertical head/neck and a steeply leaning torso.

I assure you it is every bit as freaky on the right as it is on the left. And let's remember that the image on the left doesn't actually exist. We don't have ANY images of a person actually standing like that. 

See what I mean? You've got a vertical head/neck and steeply sloping shoulders, which was an impossibility under the circumstances. On the right, you see what was actually going on with Doorman. He was just standing there like a normal person, clasping his hands in front and watching the parade. His left shoulder got cut-off when they stuck Black Tie Man into the image.

They are like conjoined twins. What we're seeing is physically, anatomically, and photographically IMPOSSIBLE. And look at the distortion it caused in Doorman's left ear.

Compare the left ear to the right. Do you see how distorted it is? Do you see how gouged-out the left side of Doorman's face is? (to our right)

Doorman looks the way he does because he is incomplete. This is not anatomically or orthopedically possible.

 He is not an intact person. There is all there is to him:

That is not legitimate or complete, and I challenge Lance Uppercut to produce a doctor who says it is.