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

So, which of these two Fedora Men in Towner corresponds to the one in Altgens? I still say it's the one in front of the Obelisk.

There is some distance between the Obelisk and the tree. The Towner man is closer to the tree. The Altgens guy is closer to the Obelisk. But, that's not all. The Fedora man who is close to the tree is wearing his hat very high. It's pitched back. I call it Grandpa style as opposed to Mafia style, where it's worn low. But, Jack Ruby wore it low, Mafia style. 

Now look at this comparison. It so happens that Jack Ruby had the neuromuscular habit of cocking his head to the right. It's a habit. People have them. 

Do you see that little tweak head of the head to the right, his right? Ruby is doing it, and the guy in front of the Obelisk is doing it. That registers with me. That is Jack Ruby. 

And on the right, he turned around, took a few steps, and stared at Lee Harvey Oswald standing in the doorway. We're seeing the ribbon of his hat above the boy's head. It's not his forehead. His forehead wasn't brown.