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

Wow! There is more to that 8th grade photo of "Lee" than I realized. Do you know what he's doing in that picture? He was demonstrating the fact that his front tooth had just gotten knocked out in a fight. His friend Ed Voebel who took the picture said so. 

Here it is up-close.

The problem is that Harvey was not missing any front tooth. Here are his teeth from the 1981 exhumation.

And here are his Marine dental records showing no front tooth missing.

It was November 1954 when it happened when Lee was 15 years old. A 15 year didn't lose a baby tooth, did he? 

The HSCA had tried to talk to Ed Voebel, but alas, Voebel was dead, having died suddenly of a "blood clot" at the tender age of 31. Do we get to count that as a mysterious death? Well, like it or not, we are. 

So, Lee had a missing front tooth, and Harvey did not. That adds up to Two Oswalds, and the argument has got a lot of teeth behind it.