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

The WC did not lie about Oswald's shirt, and they had no reason to lie. They could just as easily have claimed to find fibers from another shirt on the rifle. It didn't have to be the arrest shirt. So why lie? Why take the chance? What if a photo surfaced later of Oswald at work that day wearing another shirt? What were they going to say if they had already claimed finding shirt fibers from the arrest shirt on the rifle? Why take a chance like that for no reason? 

Oswald was given a transfer ticket on the bus which he put in his shirt pocket. But, the only basis by which he would have given it any thought is if he planned to ride the bus again. But, he didn't do that, and there's no reason to think he had any consciousness about it when he was in his room.

Detectives Sims and Boyd found his bus transfer ticket in his shirt pocket. Never has it been claimed that Oswald denied that it was his. On the contrary, there are reports that he confirmed that it was his.  

Sims and Boyd were just two lowly detectives at the Dallas PD, and they were not involved in overthrowing the elected leader of the United States and framing Oswald. 

It was only recently that I heard Jim Marrs say on the radio that very few individuals in the Dallas PD were involved in the plot. And, Jim included Police Chief Jesse Curry among those who had no prior knowledge. You know that Sims and Boyd would not take it on themselves to plant a phony bus ticket on Oswald. How could they expect to get away with it? So, if they didn't initiate it, who did? Who put them up to it? Who told them to do it? 

Nobody. They found it on him. And it's because he didn't change his shirt.