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

The Willis frame is where they got the profile image of Roy Lewis to insert into the Altgens photo.

Let's try to nail it down as close as we can. 

On the left, his hair is blending in with the black background, so you don't see it so well. And the whole image of him is very blurry But, they had the original.  The angle is exactly the same, so if they didn't use that exact image, they used a similar one that was much like it.

Anyone who grants that it's Doorman's sleeve and cuff MUST deny the legitimacy of Roy Lewis because Doorman could not get his cuff in front of Roy Lewis' neck as it appears to be. There is no way that Doorman could get any part of his cuff in front of any part of Roy Lewis, yet, he obviously is doing that in the picture.

So, what's it going to be, guys? Are you going to admit that Roy ain't legit OR are you going to join the weird, wild, wacky world of Joseph Backes and say it's the arm of an African-American going up? He just happens to have his sleeve rolled up as tight as a tourniquet, and he just happened to wear a shirt that day that was the exact same tone and color as the shirt he was wearing since there is no distinction at all between them. But, what the hay; that happens all the time.