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

Here again is the image by the Wizard in which he transferred Bookhout's eyes to the black slits of the figure from the ROTC photo showing a perfect fit.

But, the question it raises is: why were there just black slits there in the first place? He was posing for a picture. He knew where the camera was. Of course, he was going to open his eyes. 

But, when you look at that ROTC photo, there is only one guy whose eyes you can see, the one on the far left. The rest look like this:

It's bull shit, people. They wanted to get rid of Bookhout's eyes on the left, so they closed the others' eyes as well. And they messed with the ears. It is a highly altered photo. It is quite a freak show.

The eerie part is: how the hell were they able to do this: get into that website and alter that photo. Well, just consider: they got into MY website, that is, the OIC the website, and changed the coding to make it invisible to search engines. I've got an internet security company now that watches it 24 hours a day, Site Lock. 

There is a term for what they did: search engine blacklisting.

So, if they could do that, perhaps they got into that yearbook site and replaced the ROTC photo with the altered one. But then again, maybe they did it directly, with the cooperation of the proprietors, national security being at stake and all.

But one thing is for absolute sure, all they could do is change the digital image. They couldn't round up the physical yearbooks and change the image on the page. Those are still out there. 

So, if I'm right, and I am, then all I have to do is find a hard physical copy of the 1930 Woodrow Wilson High School yearbook, the one with that name in Dallas, and I'll see what that photo really looked like, rather than this crap.