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

The perspective of these images is, essentially, the same.

 That's why I put it up. And camera differences are irrelevant because we are talking about not just how it looks to the camera's eye but to the naked eye as well. The fact is that the image on the right is freakily distorted. The figures are distorted. How many times do I have to tell you that the Supposed Frazier figure could not possibly be leaning at that angle? He could not possibly be built like that and have a head shaped like that. And the head of the person in front of him is missing. The woman next to him has shoulders like a linebacker. It is distortion, and the question is: how did the image get so distorted? That it is distorted cannot be denied. It is a freak show.

You see the headless guy in front of Supposed Frazier. How tall do you figure he was? I'm thinking 8 feet. And who are all these people? It's only a few seconds after the other images of the doorway that we've seen. Baker hasn't even gotten there yet, and he got there in 10 seconds. So, who are all these people? Don't tell me they all worked at the TSBD. It was mostly young people who worked there. This looks like a reunion of the Golden Girls. 

I want to know something. This "clip" was shown in the movie JFK, but I want to know if it was shown elsewhere and before that. Because if not, that means it wasn't shown until 1992, almost 30 years after the assassination. 

So, where else can we find this besides the movie JFK?