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

 This was not Oswald. His hair wasn't like that. He did not have that much recession. Or, at least his hair was longer and covered it up. It never looked like that. And, he had a longer and more Roman nose. 

Here is the real Oswald on the same day in the Johnston photo.

So, you can see that his hair was longer and covered his scalp better, that there was more flare to his nostril, that his face was narrower; the nasal tip cartilage was more Romanesque. The two of them looked a lot alike; but still, they were definitely different men. And I don't know when the picture with the imposter was taken. But, think about what I've told you in the past, that Oswald never met with Attorney H. Louis Nichols and turned down his offer to get him a lawyer. So, was the imposter above perched in Oswald's cell late in the afternoon on Saturday when Nichols was brought there? It's very possible.