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

The driver of the Queen Mary, Sam Kinney, was a man of few words. This is from his statement, and you'll notice that he said Main Street when he meant Houston Street.

"I was driving SS 679-X, follow-up. As we turned off Main Street (left) about 4 minutes from our destination of Trade Mart. The first shot was fired as we were going into an underpass. The first shot was fired, I glanced from the taillight of SS 100-X, at the President and it appeared that he had been shot because he slumped to the left. Immediately he sat up again.  At this time the second shot was fired and I observed hair flying from the right side of his head. With this, simultaneously with the President's car, we stepped on the gas. I released the siren at that time. I did hear three shots but do not recall which shots were those that hit the President.
At this time Clint Hill jumped off and ran to the President's car, jumped on the back, and laid out across the trunk in a prone position where he rode the entire trip to the hospital."

Notice that there's not a word about Emory Roberts communicating with the lead car on the car phone. Wasn't it worth mentioning?