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

I just realized that these two images were taken from about the same angle. The man on the right had got his head rotated to his left, and the other man does not. But, forget about that. I'm only interested in the angle of how their bodies are captured. And in both cases, the photographer captured mostly their left side, including their left shoulder but none of their right shoulder, which is out of view on both. So, we're seeing the full extent of the left side of the chest but just a little of the right side. It's very close. And yet, on the right, we can see the parting of the shirt and the exposure of the white t-shirt, which we cannot see at all on the left. And it's because his shirt was NOT propped open. It was just 15 minutes after the assassination, and yet, we are expected to believe that he was the Doorway Man, whose shirt was parted like the Red Sea?

It is preposterous, and it only happens in the wicked world of the JFK assassination.