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

Jesus Christ, Backes, you are a mental case. You are completely out of your mind. 

This reminds me of the time you called Dr. Gerald McKnight, expecting him to side with YOU. He agrees with ME that Doorman was Oswald; so why the hell would he side with you? 

Harold Weisberg never changed his mind that Doorman was Oswald. He said that, assuming that Gorilla Man from the Martin film is indeed Lovelady, that he CAN'T possibly be the Altgens Doorman because his shirt wasn't sprawled open. 

"Where the greatest dishonesty comes in is on that pair of pictures, the one taken from the over-exposed Martin film and one not in color similar to and next to it. (He is referring to Gorilla Man) What is clear in both of them is that Lovelady had his shirt buttoned up to the collar! That was impossible on the shirt in the Altgens picture! (Doorman's shirt) It was also impossible for the shirt I examined with great care at the Archives." (Oswald's shirt).

So, it's open, open, closed. That was Harold's point.

Exactly which statement in his letter to Feinman are you claiming renounced that or reversed it? There isn't any. 

You are mentally handicapped, Backes, not that you're ever going to get any sympathy from me. And you are never going to speak at a JFK conference again as long as you live. Harold Weisberg was an advocate of Oswald in the doorway until the day he died, and the same shall be true of Gerald McKnight, David Wrone, and every other rational person who examines the issue. For Christ's sake, Doorman is wearing Oswald's clothes, and he's wearing them in the same manner Oswald wore them.