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

The twisted Dungeon Master, with his gross ignorance of human biomechanics, is now telling lies about Oswald's t-shirt. He says that Oswald's t-shirt wasn't vee.

 It wasn't a store-bought v-neck t-shirt, but it was deformed into one by his habit of tugging on it, which not only Judyth Baker said he had the habit of doing, but so did his Marine buddy Anthony Botelho. 

Oswald most certainly did wear a t-shirt which tended to descend in front and look notched rather than round.

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That's what we are talking about, Lance, and you can see it on Oswald and Doorman. But, you never see it on Lovelady.

Then, Lance takes THE most distorted image of Doorman that he can find and uses it to represent his shirt pattern.

Clearly visible shirt pattern? You are a monstrous bastard, Lance.

Then he decides that Oswald's t-shirt was stretched and deformed during his arrest, from the struggle. But, he is just assuming that. He doesn't know that Oswald's t-shirt was grabbed. He is just helping himself to an unwarranted assumption. It's what little shits do. 

If you look at this image of Oswald, you can see that it's a highly worn t-shirt, pretty darn worn out.

That's an old t-shirt, and it wasn't made old by the struggle. It was old before the struggle. And we don't know that anybody grabbed Oswald's t-shirt. You can't just assume it. 

The bottom line is that Doorman's t-shirt sank into a vee and so did Oswald's.

We can see what shadow over white t-shirt looks like. You can see it substantially on the left. You see that grey area over the top of the t-shirt? That's what shadow over white t-shirt looks like. But the darkness of the vee is consistently dark. Obviously, it's skin under his chin that is in shadow. But, it looks exactly the same towards the bottom. The idea that there is a transition there from skin to fabric, and it all looks exactly the same is preposterous. 

And when do chin shadows lay down perfect vees? Answer: NEVER. To this day, NOBODY has ever submitted an image of somebody with a perfectly centered chin shadow. And concerning the lady at the reenactment, her shadow didn't even get anywhere near her chest where a t-shirt would be. It was confined to her neck. So that means nothing. We are talking about a shadow that would obscure shirt material, putting it in dark shadow, where a round t-shirt would be made to look artificially vee- an optical illusion. THAT IS PREPOSTEROUS. They have the whole world wide web to find an image of such a thing. Three years have gone by, and they still haven't done it. 

Doorman's v-shaped t-shirt is a spot-on match to Oswald's. 

And looky there: now we're even seeing light reflections that look about the same on both of them. Same pattern, wouldn't you say? You see, Lance, you spend too much time in the dungeon. It makes a big difference when someone is standing in bright light. 

The ironic thing is that I am only expounding on this and reinforcing this important point about Oswald's v-shaped t-shirt being seen on Doorman because you opened your big fat mouth about it, Lance. You break people in the dungeon, and in a different way, I do too, right here on this board.  

But, nevertheless, count yourself lucky that you're in England, Lance, because that is too far for me to go. Dallas isn't.