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

You can test this yourself- whether I drew any of the black that appears on the forearm of Black Hole Man.

First, go to the history-matters page which shows CE 369 large:

http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh16/html/WH_Vol16_0495a.htm

When you get there, save the image to your computer. I'll post it here, although I can't post it as large as it is:

So, that's the image. Next, you crop it down to the relevant area.

Honing in further:

In this case, the line is coming out geometric on his arm, and I don't know if that is real or distortion. But, if it's real, no "speck" would do that, right?  But, does it look like we're seeing the arms of the arrow this time?

Hey, I did not do anything to it. I just saved it and cropped it, and that is it. But, it looks to me like there are two wavy arms there.

Here it is again, enlarged with the Paint program.

Are we seeing the whole arrow there? It sure looks like there are two arms there, barely breaking the surface of his forearm on each side. And I swear to God that I did not take any black to that. How childish to accuse me of it.

But now I'm glad Mr. 19 did because it appears that I may have discovered the head of Lovelady's arrow. I'm going to pass this around and see what others think.