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

Interviewer: Did he do it (go down to the bottom or the 1st step)?

Frazier: Yes.

Interviewer: Did you see him do it?

Frazier: Yes.

Interviewer: Was it the ground level or the 1st step?

Frazier: Well, if you look at the picture, you can see that Billy looks like he is standing right there holding up the wall. 


Now, the implication of that is that Lovelady went down to the bottom or the first step and he was standing against the wall. Frazier did not say that he went down to the bottom and then he came back up to the top and stood against the wall. You can't read that into it, you dumb fuck (speaking to bpunk). 

For all practical purposes, there was NO difference in time between the Altgens photo and the start of the Wiegman film. Some say that one came first, and others say that the other came first. But, if you do the Math, you realize that they were VERY close in time. Close enough in time that there are no grounds to assume that Doorman moved.   And in the Wiegman film, we can see that Doorman was standing in the center. 

And when I posed in the doorway, I had to stand in the center in order to duplicate the arrangement seen for Doorman in the Altgens photo.

On the right above, I was standing in the center. It looks like I was next to the wall, but I was really in the center. That's the center of the doorway. So, that's me in the center of the doorway when the picture duplicating the Altgens photo was taken. Center. Center. Center.