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

This is from Jim Fetzer concerning the "bunched-up" jacket.

Ralph, the "bunched jacket" clams are Junior High School level disinformation. He wore custom-tailored shirts and jackets, which did not tend to bunch. The point is to claim that the holes in his jacket and shirt came out artificially low because the shirt and jacket were "bunched'. But those holes correspond to the wound in the body drawn by J. Thornton Boswell, the sketch drawn by Sibert at the autopsy, the location specified by Admiral Burkley in his notes as to the location of the wound on his back--and even the location of that wound by the Warren staff in their recreations of the shooting. I have explained all of this in detail in a talk I gave at Cambridge and would subsequently publish in an international, peer-reviewed journal under the title, "Reasoning about Assassinations", which is available on-line using its title today. Check it out. There is no doubt about it.

Here is the link to Jim's article, Reasoning about Assassinations:

http://jamesfetzer.blogspot.com/2009/11/reasoning-about-assassinations.html