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

OK, Big Question: You know about the controversy about whether LBJ was ducking down, and therefore missing in action, in the Altgens photo. Robin Unger has colored in it, and he thinks he's found LBJ. But, I say he's wrong, that the guy he is calling LBJ was really LBJ's Secret Service agent, Rufus Youngblood, who was sitting in the front seat next to the driver. 

I'll show you the picture with Unger's coloring, but be aware that I added a little coloring of my own.  You see, the driver was Texas State Trooper Hurchel Jacks who was wearing a cowboy hat. Unger should have colored his hat so that we can see it.  You barely see the hat at all in Unger's version:

So I colored it in yellow. 

Granted, it's crude what I did, but I wanted you to be sure to see that driver and place that driver, and it's because that driver is the key to locating Youngblood.

And here's a close look at Youngblood alone:

So, you've got the driver in a cowboy hat and Rufus Youngblood in the front seat, and Senator Yarborough, Lady Bird, and LBJ in back. I say we are seeing the two men in front, and Yarborough and Lady Bird in back, while LBJ is missing in action. What say you?