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

If the Idiot could only think, he would realize that there is no way they could have produced fake witnesses so fast. If Oswald rode off in a private car, it didn't happen until it happened. They didn't know they had a problem until the problem occurred. It would have taken a certain amount of time to conjure up the plan to fake a bus ride, and it would have taken more time to get the plan considered and approved. Then, they had to settle on a bus and its driver and get the appropriate transfer ticket. And it's not as though they could print one up, could they? It had to be authentic, right? And since the ticket indicated the time Oswald was on the bus and how long the transfer was good for, it means they had to have someone on that bus at that time to get one. Doesn't it? Look at the ticket.

   It says abbreviated: Friday, November 22, 1963. And you see what it says at the bottom with 1 and the 0? That stands for 1:00 pm. We argued in the past about the exact meaning of it, but it had to mean either that the ticket expired at 1:00 OR that it expired 15 minutes after 1:00. Assuming that this scheme got launched that afternoon, how could they possibly come up with a ticket with that stamp and that time? And how could they come up with the number 004459? That could be checked out. There is just no way they could have done it. Oswald didn't reach City Hall until 2:00. They didn't hear what he had to say until after 3. Then at 4, they've got that ticket, and you want to say they faked it in that amount of time? How? They were not magicians. You think they had someone on McWatters' bus to get that ticket? Based on what? Or do you think they had it printed? How long would that have taken? They would have had to get started several days ahead of time, meaning before Kennedy was killed. And, it was also before Oswald made his departure from Dealey Plaza, which created the whole problem in the first place (supposedly). Look: it's just plain stupid. Oswald rode the bus and cab, period. Now, stop the nonsense.