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

Juliette de la Bretoniere In my view, this is a suspicious image all together; the shooters’ face is blurred which is too much of a coincidence, so the photo could have been messed with. Then, the people look to have been ‘caught in the act’. Like in: ‘We’re posing out of politeness, but actually... we dón’t like to be photographed right now!

That is very well put, Juliette. Look at Detective Hall on the right, who seems much more concerned with the camera than he is with "Ruby" behind him. Remember that struggle in the garage? When it took a dozen large policemen to contain the mighty "Jack Ruby"? No worries any more. It's all friendly between them now. You might even think that they're working together. There isn't that much accord in my family photos. And yes, the image of the shooter is weirdly blurry, while the images of Boyd and Hall are not. And just to discount the shooter's blurriness, they went ahead and blurred up Sims, in back, even more. He looks like a ghost. I thought that blur was the characteristic of the photo overall. Since when can you have blurry parts and crisp parts in the same photo? I know it's possible when you have a moving object and a still object in the same photo, but here, it's just the opposite because, if anything, Hall looks like he's on the move, while "Ruby" looks as still as a lump on a log.  They look caught all right. They look guilty as sin. And what they are guilty of is hiding with James Bookhout who was masquerading as Jack Ruby.  Don't you get it that this was the forbidden image? The one that was never supposed to be seen? And that is exactly why it was only shown once, in the Fred Rheinstein retrospective. And he wasn't trying to do the truth movement a favor. On the contrary, he was trying to do just the opposite- keep the lie going. But, somehow this image got put in there, probably because some witless, brainless editor chose to put it in. It wasn't necessarily Fred himself. Who knows who it was, but he's the guy who, unwittingly, did the JFK truth movement a huge favor.