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

On the OIC Facebook page, they're singing my praises this morning for this image from the Altgens reenactment, for which I thank them. 

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Yes, this was a very valuable shot because it proved that the vee that we see on Doorman was simply the juncture of his t-shirt and his skin, just as it is on me. 

In my case, I bought a v-neck t-shirt for the occasion, while Oswald's was homemade from the stretching that he did to it. And before the Op boys start-in with the Oswald's t-shirt wasn't vee routine:

Note that I have another collage showing more images of Oswald's t-shirt looking vee. 

But, getting back to the reenacted photo:

notice how dark the skin of my neck looks, and it was much the same on Oswald when he stood in the doorway.

On the right, you see what our enemies have tried to maintain, that there was a perfect v-shaped neck shadow which overlaid the t-shirt creating the perfect illusion of a v-shaped t-shirt. Note that they have never demonstrated the feasibility of such a thing. They have never submitted a photo in which such a thing happened, before or since, either experimentally or spontaneously. And they have never even submitted a photograph of a perfectly centered and balanced v-shaped neck shadow- on anybody at any time. If such a thing happens at all, it has got to be extremely rare. 

And no, this lady doesn't count. She happened to have a very long neck, and her vee is on her neck and nowhere near her blouse.

Her vee is too high- way up on her neck. Doorman's vee is down on his chest. And his vee, being the vee of a t-shirt, is symmetrical, whereas her vee has a steep arm and a flat arm. It's not the same, bpete, and far from it; so just drop it, you fool. 

The vee we see on Doorman is the shape of his t-shirt. And that, all by itself, proves that he was Oswald because Oswald was the only one who was wearing a v-shaped t-shirt. Lovelady never did.

And how could he? V-neck t-shirts were practically unknown at the time. If they were available at all, they weren't widely available. Not even Oswald was wearing a store-bought one. He deformed his into a vee by tugging on it. These were guys who were working in a warehouse. They weren't going to the disco trying to look buff. They were wearing regular t-shirts, all of them. Oswald's t-shirt just happened to get mangled that way by his habit of stretching it, a habit confirmed by Judyth Baker and Anthony Botelho. We're seeing it on the Man in the Doorway, and it's because he was Oswald. 

Again, this- all by itself- clinches it for Oswald. WHO ELSE BUT OSWALD COULD HAVE BEEN WEARING OSWALD'S T-SHIRT?

There is no getting around this. There is no spinning this. You can't dance the Op Shuffle and make it go away. That is Lee Harvey Oswald's t-shirt staring you in the face and telling you that he was innocent and that he was standing in the doorway.