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

I have received more images from the Wizard which prove that there was no microphone hanging from the ceiling, as seen in the Beers photo, that it was definitely added to the image, falsely.

And, when you think about it logically, you know there was no microphone there all the time. So, would they have hung one? For a 30 foot walk to a car? How would it have helped keep Oswald safe? 

So, the first image is the Johnson photo, which shows no mic.

So surely, if there were a mic in Beers, we would see one here. 

Then, there is this photo: and likewise, there is no mic. 

The Wizard also sent this image of the ramp, and as you can see, it's pretty darn long.

So, even if you cling to the insanity that Ruby got past Vaughan, who was on high alert, Ruby had a long walk ahead of him. Wouldn't Vaughan have been looking down the ramp some of the time? Wouldn't he have inadvertently, if not deliberately, turned that way? And when he did, wouldn't he have caught a glimpse of Ruby from behind? 

It is just plain ridiculous to think that Vaughan screwed up and bungled his assignment. He wouldn't. He couldn't. He didn't. Jack Ruby made his entrance before Vaughan ever got there.