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

Don't you wonder why the monument in the Altgens photo is crooked? The people aren't crooked. The tree isn't crooked. So, why is the monument crooked?

Look how big that little boy is compared to his mother. He looks to be wearing a levy jacket, which is a short jacket. The size of his torso is almost as big as hers. And so is the size of his head; it's almost as big as hers. So, how is she holding him? By that, I mean what is she doing to hold him? And how could she do it with the greatest of ease, like he was light as a feather. Was she Superwoman? 

And how, when it was sunny and over 70 degrees, and people, including Jackie Kennedy, were complaining about the heat, could he be wearing a wool hat, and not just wearing it, but wearing it like it was Minnesota in February? It's pulled down over his ears and down low on his forehead as well. How could he possibly need that much coverage under those warm conditions? And don't tell me it was raining in the morning, Backes, because you're just being an idiot- again. It doesn't matter what it was earlier. It only matters what it was then. Why wouldn't he take the hat off under those warm conditions? Kids do that, you know. They take off their hat as soon as it gets hot. How could he not be hot? 

That is a fake image. The Woman and Boy were not there. They were somewhere but not there. They were installed in the photo to distract from the Fedora Man. And I am glad to know that others have seen it and have made videos about it.