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

Professor McAdams responded, and he wants to know what in the world I'm talking about. He says I am misunderstanding his page. Well, here's his page.

I realize that is difficult to read, but it's as big as I can make it. Here's the link to it.

http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/route.htm

But above, it shows the map from the Dallas Morning News on the right, without stating that it was from November 22. It also has a link to the Dallas Times Herald that came out "the preceding evening," which was Thursday evening November 21, which also included a map of the motorcade.

But a paper that came out Thursday evening was also too late to have any bearing on Oswald's actions. Oswald made his arrangements to go to Irving with Frazier before that paper came out. Besides, people said that Oswald would read the newspaper during his lunch break at work, but no one ever said that he stuck around after work to read the newspaper then. So, this map has no bearing on the situation either. And the too-lateness of the publication of both these newspapers is something that McAdams completely obscures on his website. That's what I'm talking about, John.