Look, I don't know where this door leads, but I still know that it's a door.
Richard Hooke I don't know Ralph; was he even in there...maybe they took a clip of him from the elevator and just made it look like he was in there
So, forget about where it leads or even if it's real. Just worry about what it looks like. And it has the relative shape and two dimensionality of a door. And the object is on the wall, casting a shadow on the wall between itself and the door, which is similar to the shadow being cast by Oswald's head.
Now bpete has sleekly added "cabinet" to the possibility when before it was only either a bookcase or a "shelving unit".
I guess he realized that lacking books or shelves that he better come up with something else.
And look at this:
There is a gap at the top that looks very much like the gap at the top of the door. It looks like a partially swung open door. And above it is the object on the wall casting a triangular shadow. That looks like a door, although who knows if it's anything, and who knows if the whole frame wasn't made up. Anything is possible with Nazi propaganda movies.
And since the movie fails to show us how Oswald wound up there, going from him being with the big cop at the door of the supply room and then jumping to photogs shooting other photogs shooting Oswald, with everything in-between, including the march back past Lovelady, taken out, and then to this, why assume it's real? It makes no sense that the cameras were turned off during the reshuffling; it makes no sense that photogs would shoot other photogs; so why assume the thing that appears to follow is legit?
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