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

 Do you realize that every single photo and film taken in Dealey Plaza was confiscated by the authorities? We don't know of a single one that wasn't. Think about what that means. It means that they had an army of agents there who monitored everyone with an imaging device and then went up to them afterwards; said they were with the law; and took possession of their camera. And they could not have been men in uniform because if that were true, then the street crowds would show it. They must have been in street clothes, or at least most of them. They really must have been diligent because not one person went home with their pictures.

And what they told them was that the FBI would develop the film and study the images, for national security purposes, and then return them. Names and addresses were taken. You've heard ot Bob Croft, the guy who took this photo? He was from Wyoming, and he said that he didn't get his photo returned until the end of January.

That is over 2 months. Why on Earth would they have to retain it that long? Well, I can answer that quesition. It's because they had a lot of work to do on it. You see, the Croft photo was taken very soon after JFK was hit in the back, and they had to cover that up. JFK is not waving, and he's not smiling. They had to expand Jackie's hair to make it partially cover his face. And you notice that his eyes are closed. I'm sure they weren't closed, but they closed them because I'm sure he had a distraught look on his face.

And Jackie is a joke. That face was not hers on that day. It's a pasted in face, and I know where they got it from. She went on television on January 14, with Bobby and Teddy, to thank the American people for their cards and letters. That is how her face looked, and how her hair looked, all plastered down in front. It wasn't like that on November 22. It wasn't anything like it. The reason they did that is because she was already concerned and looking at her husband, and they didn't want that.

Note that they horizontally flipped her somber face from the tv program. Her hair was going the other way. You can see how morose she is, and you understand why. But, why would she be morose in the Croft photo? Supposedly, he hasn't been shot yet. Supposedly, all was well. And on the right, you can see how her hair was that day, not plastered down at all. It was blow-dried and wind-swept.

So, that tells you why Croft didn't get his photo back until the end of January. They didn't even figure out how to fix it until the middle of January.

I tell you, the evil that was wrapped up in all this is staggering. They were monsters afoot.