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

I hope you are following the logic of this. Since everyone who believes that the bus and cab rides were faked believes that Oswald was innocent, it means there was no illegality involved in picking him up in Dealey Plaza and driving him to the Texas Theater. And if you think they stopped at the boarding room first, that wasn't a crime either. 

And remember: Oswald hadn't done anything, so he had nothing to tell the guy. The guy wasn't Oswald's accomplice because nobody was: Oswald hadn't done anything. 

So, what reason did this man have to remain quiet? Why wouldn't he want to tell the world the truth? What trouble could he get into? What could they do to him? Kill him? No way. 

Look, they just let Oswald be killed. So now they were were going to allow another whoops killing? Get another guy like Ruby to knock him off? They'd have no reason to even put the guy in custody. For having done what? Driven a friend to the movies?