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

Here's a view of the area below the obelisk. There's the low retaining wall, the paved walking path, and then the obelisk.

 Now, let's look at Croft. 

So now you know where they were; well below the obelisk. Now, on to Altgens. 

In Altgens, the Croft people are much higher, and the woman in white and black is blocking the doorway, even though she was well below the obelisk in Croft. It doesn't make sense. 

And then in Zapruder, the same Croft people are all the way up at the intersection. On the left, the short woman in blue is the same one in the center of Croft. 

I can't tell you how they did it, but I know why they did it. It was to remove the section of the film in which JFK was shot in the back and rode down the hill that way. Now, why would a person who was shot in the back, and very shallowly, and without damage to any vital structure, just sit there and do nothing. How could he not know that he was shot? And how could he not take evasive action? It was no ordinary bullet. JFK's behavior- his failure to respond- tells you that.