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

 Take a look at Croft again because I flipped the image of Jackie from her mournful address to the nation in mid-January. You can see how well it matches, in mood and expression, her face in Croft. I'm not saying they used that exact frame but one from the show.

And remember that this was a political trip, and Jackie was a political wife. She had a job to do, which was to look gorgeous and glamorous and wave to the voters. If nothing had happened yet, why is she so pain-stricken?

But, the other thing I want you to see here is that there is a black patch high in his back and above it a very oblong panel. This was their doing. They put that over JFK's back. It's right in the spot that he was hit in the back. Apparently, this was so soon after the back shot that the disruption of his jacket from the impact of the ice bullet was visible. The tear must have been obvious, so they covered it up with that handiwork. I put a white arrow to it.

Now, the story became that his jacket was "bunching up." JFK wore personally tailored, handmade, custom jackets that cost a thousand dollars each, and just remember how much more a thousand dollars was worth in 1963 than it is today. His jacket did not bunch up, and nobody's jacket ever bunched up and looked like that. He was shot, and the violation that it did to his jacket was, apparently, showing.

And to any doubters out there, notice that it is the very spot that he was shot in the back. The image on the right was by Gerald Posner, the author of Case Closed, showing where the back shot hit him.

I don't believe in JFK coincidences, do you?