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

The punk likes to pull up things that I said back in 2012 when I was just starting out, including things that I would never say today, such as the idea that Oswald and Lovelady looked alike or that they dressed alike. They most certainly did not. 

Let's remember that in the beginning, I didn't know that Gorilla Man was not Lovelady, that he was a fake. I was told that he was Lovelady, and I didn't question it. It took a while to discover that they made phony clips of Lovelady. The mind doesn't go there automatically, and it certainly doesn't go there easily. 

But, once I recognized it, it was all over for Gorilla Man and the other fake Loveladys. And again, I want to say that the first to point out that Gorilla Man wasn't Lovelady was Canadian researcher KD Ruckman. 

For me, that statement that the punk quoted has been long retracted, and my body of work over the last 3 years proves it.

There is no sane basis to believe that Shelley and Lovelady invented the trek to the tracks. It is so stupid, the punk is the only person to suggest it in 52 years of JFK assassination research. I am not going to say another word about it because it is just too stupid.  

And as far as what Carolyn Arnold saw, it was BEFORE the motorcade arrived. We don't know exactly what time. The FBI agent, who wrote the statement said 12:15, but it was more likely 12:20 or even 12:25. The whole entrance had a clear glass partition. The door was glass and the wall was glass. So, Oswald could have been anywhere behind it, and Carolyn Arnold could have seen him. It is ridiculous to put up a crowded photo which had a particular point of view and think that its crowdedness rules out Carolyn Arnold from seeing Oswald. 

It is ridiculous. It is extremely immature. And it is very stupid.