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

I totally understand the problem there, Ralph. As with most of the people involved, I only knew the woman identified as the post-assassination Marguerite Oswald who lived a few houses down from Stripling Junior High. I can't make any comparison because she is the only one I ever met.

Jim Marrs

Jim, this is an image of the other Marguerite. 

This was the Christmas photo of the employees of Paul's Shoe Store in Ft. Worth, where she worked. I believe the year was 1958, and it's the last photo of her. You can see how tall she was. I figure about 5'7". She disappeared after that, and I don't suggest that they killed her. They just got her to go away and probably assume a different name, a different identity.

Do you remember the Oswald family Thanksgiving in 1962 at Robert's house? John Pic and his wife came all the way from the East Coast. Ask yourself this: Why wasn't Marguerite there? The flesh of her loins were all gathered, including more than one grandchild, and she wasn't there? She had someplace better to go? She couldn't attend, and it was because of John Pic. He knew what his own mother looked like. His real mother was out of the way by then, and if the short dumpy Marguerite showed up, the jig would have been up. Robert and Lee were going along, but John Pic? No way. He wasn't in on it. Ralph