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

So, with the great contrast we are seeing between the trim piece of that seatback and the limo itself, when they were both dark blue, I have to think they boosted the contrast some through digital means. And I don't say it was a crime. I don't say it has anything to do with the assassination. But, if it were dark behind Kennedy, it may have obscured his form some- his outline.  He would not have stood out as well- his geometric form- against a dark background. And I emphasize it because it is an example of them photoshopping a color in the photo. 

And another example, I believe are the colors of the woman and the girl. It seems rather odd that they should be wearing the same color clothing. Do you think they woke up that morning and decided to dress in the same color? How likely is that? Or, do you think it was just a matter of random chance that it should happen? Well, people tend to have a lot of clothes in a lot of colors, so I find the odds of that to be mathematically unlikely too. And what about the vivid color of the green hat of the woman? Do you think it was really that green? It's pretty darn flashy, especially for someone whose colors are otherwise very drab. And about the green on Jackie's fingers:

 Well, the green is on her gloved fingers, right? And her hand is in front of the boy in back, right? She is between him and the camera, right? So, she is obstructing him and not vice versa, right? So, how could his green get on the front of her fingers, meaning on our side of her fingers? Of course, he's not in green; he's in grey, but somebody said that through the glass the grey would be distorted to green. I think that's ridiculous, but even if it were true, how could it get through her hand?