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

When in your life have you ever gone into an office and seen a clock on a pole? This was a small room- a very small room. It was cramped. So, why would they clutter it worse than it was by having a clock on a pole? You can hang clocks on the wall where they don't consume any space at all. 

And what did they need a clock that big for? Were they half-blind? It's as big a large pizza. What was going on in there that they had to brandish the time so gaudily? Compare the size of the clock to the man's head. That clock is huge!

Here is the schematic of the place. Tell me why that little Squad room should need to have a huge clock on a pole.

What were they doing back there that they needed a huge clock on a pole? There were some lockers. Some books and manuals on top of the lockers. A work table that had forms and supplies. Why have that huge clock? And on a pole, no less? 

That clock is NOT credible. They put that there to sell the idea that it was 2:00. But, they wouldn't have had to do it if it really was 2:00. So, that must have been from another time, which means it was a completely different circumstance. And Oswald must have been in just a t-shirt at the time, so they came up with this:

That doesn't look real, and it was not real. Stop covering for the killers, Backes. You're one of them.