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

Now MacRae has got Junior Jarman reading the paper too. Wrong. He learned about it from someone else that morning. 

Fact: There is NO evidence that Oswald read anything about the motorcade route in the newspaper. That is merely a supposition, unsupported by anything but someone saying that Oswald sometimes read the newspaper during lunch. Even if he did, that does not warrant the assumption that he learned about the motorcade route. 

People don't read newspapers from front to back. Some things interest them and many other things do not. Look at all the people who read newspapers by going only to the business section or only to the sports section. Oswald had a 45 minute lunch break, but presumably, he spent part of it eating lunch. The amount of time that he had to read the newspaper would have been limited, and you have know way of knowing what caught his attention. 

The fact is that he never once mentioned the motorcade to anyone. He discussed it with his wife Marina the night before, but he never stated to her that JFK would be passing by his place of work the following day. Wouldn't he have mentioned it to her if he knew about it? 

But of course Duncan MacRae will malign Oswald. For as long as he has had a vendetta against me, he has had a vendetta against Lee Harvey Oswald for much longer. He even said that Oswald walked by the front door, saw Bill Shelley out front, on his way up to the 6th floor to "lock and load." Lock and load! Dirty mudder-rucker said "lock and load." And yet, he had the nerve to bold-faced lie about it, denying that he ever accused Oswald of being up on the sixth floor. You did, you worthless piece of shit, and you used the term "lock and load."

You want say I'm mistaken about that? Go ahead, you miserable, disgusting liar. Let's see you lie some more. Dig yourself in deeper. Go right ahead. I dare you to. You said it! You God-damn well said it! 

Oswald isn't here to defend himself against a rat-bastard like you, but I'm here, and I am more than up to the task. You want to tangle with me? Bring it on, mo-fo.