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

"What the mainstream media has not yet realized is that the JFK case is being solved, thanks largely to the brute force of the power of the Internet." Bill Simpich

Talk about turning a phrase! What a line! I wish I had written it. 

It's from an article entitled The Murder of JFK: Another Piece Solved which was published on Reader Supported News.

You have to read the article. It is fantastic. It is all about the issue of Oswald's wallet which was found in two places: one on his person after his arrest AND another at the Tippit crime scene. There were, in fact, two Oswald wallets. Here they are:

On the left, that's the hand of Captain William Westbrook with the wallet supposedly found at the Tippit crime scene. Exactly how does a murderer leave his wallet at the scene of his bloody crime? How did that happen?  Did it fall out of his pocket? How?  And remember that the wallet is the only thing that links Oswald to the alias 'Alek Hidell' by which he supposedly ordered the rifle. 

But, now I'm going to quote another line from the article because it's a gem:

"The Tippit crime scene was a staged scene, designed to inflame the Dallas cops to do everything they could to bring down Oswald." 

A staged scene all right; that's what it was. And starring in the scene was Captain William Westbrook. 

Here's the link to the article. I want to thank OIC member Tom Cahill for sending me this. 

http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2/277-75/32954-focus-the-murder-of-jfk-another-puzzle-piece-solved