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

Robin Unger is saying that that film was the George Jefferies film and that the frames of the empty doorway were shot on Saturday, November 23. 

Hmmm. So, that would mean that the frames that followed were also from Saturday, November 23.  

That seems like a lot of people for the Saturday. It seems like police would have been controlling the area and restricting it considering that the investigation was still underway. Did they really let people mob there the very next day? 

Here is Dealey Plaza on Sunday, November 24.

So, a mob swarmed the place on the 23rd but it was thinned down a lot by the 24th? 

And another question comes to mind: Since they showed the Altgens photo to Frazier and Arce and Lovelady, why didn't they show it to Oswald? As far as we know, he died not knowing about the controversial photo of what seemed to be himself outside. But, wouldn't an honest inquiry have run it by him? Why not?  

So, I'm glad to have the name of the film, but there are still some unanswered questions about it.