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

In that third press car was also Bob Jackson of the Times Herald and Tom Dillard of the Morning News, and they obviously weren't pointing their cameras at Shelley and Lovelady the way Couch and Darnell were.

So, what were the odds that two cameramen would capture identical views? A cameraman in an open convertible has got a 360 degree field at his disposal. And those two just happened to pick the same exact same degree, minute, and second of the circle to aim their cameras at at that moment?

I am not buying it. Is that clear?