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

These idiots have so little to cling to they get excited over typos. 

Doorman is on the top level. You can plainly see it in Wiegman.

And Altgens and the start of Wiegman were closely correlated in time. Assuming a shifting around between them is ridiculous. 

And you can see it in Altgens too.

How could Doorman tower over tall Roy Lewis? It's only because Doorman is up on the landing. And if Doorman was down on the steps, wouldn't there be others behind him, towering over him? Black Tie Man is behind him, but he's not towering over him. Why? It's because they are standing on the same level, the top level. 

But go ahead and say again that the Doorman we see there is down on the steps because you spew Kennedy's blood every time you say it.