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

Getting back to this pasted image, John Armstrong and I and many others think that there were two Marguerite Oswalds, and the short dumpy one we know from the time of the assassination was an impostor. She was the caretaker of the Lee Harvey Oswald we know but not his biological mother. And she was not the mother of Robert Oswald or John Pic. 

In Beyond Conspiracy, her face was pasted over that of the real Marguerite Claviere Oswald, who was the mother of John, Robert, and Lee, but not our Lee.

And there is compelling evidence that she was not whom she said she was. In 1953, the Marguerite Oswald we know was interviewed at the Youth House in New York. During that interview, she made countless mistakes about her family history. While Oswald was in the Youth House, she told the following to Probation Officer John Carro:

1. She said she was the youngest of 6 children, but there were only 5 children in Claverie family.

2. She gave Oswald's father's name as Robert Lee Harvey. His full name was Robert Edward Lee Oswald.

3. She said he died at age 45. He died at age 41.

4. She gave the year she married him as 1929. It was 1933. 

5. She gave her sister's married name as Lillian Sigouerette. It was Lillian Murrett. 

6. She said she formerly owned a house in Corning, Texas. There has never been a Corning, Texas.

7. She said Lee's birthday was October 19. It was October 18. 

8. She said Lee was baptized at Trinity Lutheran Church in New Orleans. He was baptized at Redeemer Lutheran Church.

9. She could not remember if her ex-husband Robert Oswald was right or left handed.

OIC Senior Member Pat Shannon: "The answer is that this woman, who moved around so often and was accompanied by HARVEY Oswald, her "son", was an impostor."

By the way, Pat's book, The JFK Assassination and the Uncensored Story of the Two Oswalds is magnificent. You can buy it here:

http://patshannan.us/books-videos/books/the-jfk-assassination-and-the-uncensored-story-of-the-two-oswalds/