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

Here is Dealey Plaza from Altgens' perspective. And if it's not exactly right, don't argue with me because it doesn't matter. It is plenty close enough. 

You can see the obelisk, and you can see the area east of the entrance. Upperpunk and Unger both claim that the Fedora Man was in front of the Obelisk- that is where he actually was. But, they say that Altgens' position resulted in the background shifting to the front of the building, east of the doorway. But the image captures both places. I could have a man at each place and Altgens would have imaged him just fine. But, before I show you that I want you to look at the raw photo and realize that if someone were sanding in front of that Obelisk, that Altgens would have imaged him just fine, and he would have showed up right where he is. It's insane to think otherwise. 

It is small to see, but notice that I have installed the Fedora Man in both places: in front of the monument and next to the entrance. And he shows up fine in both places to Altgens. Lance's revolving background is a crock of horse shit. It's a complete fiction. There is absolutely no reason why both men could not have been captured by Altgens at the same time. 

And let's imagine that there were two men. If one gets made to look like he is in the other spot, what happens to the one that is really there?

Crock of horse shit is what you're spewing, Upperpunk.