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

The whole idea that the Dallas Police faked the bus and cab ride is ridiculous. Oswald worked at the TSBD, and he had no car. He must have traveled back to his room by bus every single workday. How else would he get home? 

You think somebody gave Oswald a lift? Who? And who arranged it? Certainly not Oswald. Oswald had NO friends. Just handlers; no friends. Got it? So, if his handlers didn't want him getting picked up, he wasn't going to get picked up. 

Oswald showed up at work that day not knowing that the President was going to pass by the building. So, he certainly didn't make any arrangements to get picked up by anybody. And, there was no anybody he could have prevailed upon. No friends, no friends, no friends, no friends.  

So, why would the conspirators have Oswald transported by an accomplice? Why would they take that chance? Oswald and the driver could have been sitting at a red light and then rear-ended, and suddenly their progress stops; they're involved in an accident; curious people are swarming around; a cop or two shows up. Why would they take that chance of that if the thing they dreaded most was losing the tidy little "lone gunman" theory? 

So, if they wanted Oswald to travel home alone- without help from any individual- by God, he was going to travel home alone. Why would they have him do anything else? Why provide him a ride only to have to make up a story later that he took the bus and cab? 

And why the bus AND cab? Why not just the bus? You can't tell me that he took a bus and cab home every day he worked. Surely, he customarily took just the bus, since it's cheaper. So, if they were going to devise a story, why not just say he took the bus in the usual manner? Why have him instead ride the bus for just 3 blocks in the wrong direction and then take a cab? What's the sense in that? Who makes up stories like that? 

And once they decided to invent a phony story for Oswald's transportation home, what were they going to do about the real story? Eventually, they were going to have to provide Oswald a lawyer, and Lee would have told the lawyer, "they're saying I rode the bus and cab, but I didn't. What I really did was: xxxxx." 

So, his lawyer would have known that the police were framing him for riding a bus and cab, and he or she would have honed in on that like a boxer honing in on his opponent's cut. They couldn't count on Oswald being killed- not at the time that the bus and cab story broke, which was about 4 pm on Friday. 

So, Fritz writes notes to himself that Oswald rode the bus and cab, and he even writes down the cab fare, and this was all a ruse? He planned to hold onto the notes without telling anybody, even lying about their existence, but knowing that long after he was dead they'd likely be found, and it would show the reference to the bus and cab ride, and that would look good, like they really happened?
Is that it? 

The people who are claiming this about the fake bus and cab rides are people who have not thought through all the difficulties in making up such a story and all the ways that it could go wrong. And all for what? A 3 block bus ride in the wrong direction? That was worth lying about that? Give me a break...you stupid cretins.