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

The distortion of the black woman in front of the boy in the Altgens photo is a major anomaly. It involves her hair, which is impossibly shaped, her nose, which is impossibly formed, and even her cheek is distorted.

It must have happened in connection with the placement of the woman and boy into the picture.

Notice how normal all the other noses look except for hers:

And we see the same kind of distortion with Doorman's left ear, and for the same reason:

For numerous reasons, that Woman and Boy are not real. They were real people, but they weren't really there. They were inserted into the picture. It was 76 degrees and sunny at the time, and that little boy would have ripped that wool cap off his head long before it reached that temperature. But the worst thing about it is that he is elevated, and yet there was nothing for him to stand on, and that woman is not holding him. He is standing next to her, but how he could be so tall is inexplicable. Whatever the reason, it was not within the context of the Altgens photo.