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

 Do you see the guy in the center of this collage? That is Oswald, and that is how Doorman looked when they first developed the Altgens photo and looked at it.

So, upon seeing that, you'd think they would have said, "Oh shit! That's friggin' Oswald! We got to destroy this thing before it multiplies."

And maybe somebody did say that. But then, somebody else said: "Hey wait. Not so fast. Maybe we can turn him into somebody else. We got this great photo with Secret Service agents peering at the Book Depository. It's the source of the shots, right? Isn't that what we're selling? So, this is gold."

"Yeah, but people are going to recognize him. It only takes a few."

"What, are you paranoid? What, you think 62 years from now people are going to be deliberating whether it's Oswald in the doorway? Give me a break. I guarantee you that if we doctor him up and say he's someone else, the dumb Rubes will buy it."

So, they changed the top of his head, (using the image of Young Lovelady that I've shown you) and they stuck that weird freaky guy in next to him (overlapping him, gouging his face and taking out his left shoulder.) What you see in the center really is how Doorman looked originally.

And on the right, it shows you how unusual Oswald's Russian shirt was, the way it folded over into a long lapel. And then with the flat collar that lied flat, it looked more like a jacket than a shirt. And that's why Officer Baker described it as a "light brown jacket."

Those arrogant megalomaniacs actually thought they could get away with it. All they had to do was destroy the photo. Nobody would have missed it. The only one who knew about it was Altgens. And if they told him that the photo had to be destroyed "for national security reasons," he would have gone along with it. He was a team player. It wasn't going to affect his pay. He wouldn't have cared. It was nothing personal to him.

And I'd bet you anything that the guys who did this (who I'm sure are looking up from below; they ain't looking down from above) wish to God that they had just destroyed the photo. It would have been so easy. They would have dodged a bullet. But, what they did was the result of arrogance. And arrogance is what was driving the whole thing and has continued to do so.

And it's going to end with the whole world knowing that Oswald was innocent and standing in the doorway at the time JFK was slaughtered. The ones who did it were at the top of the power structure in the United States, who collectively were much more powerful than Kennedy. Their combined power, with their control of the Media, their control of the Military, plus the power that they knew LBJ would acquire the instant Kennedy took his last breath, meant that everything would fall into their hands if they could just get Kennedy dead. So, they got him dead.