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

Richard Hooke is all excited about the likeness of the collars between the one on the far left and the one next to it, but how unlikely is it for a shirt to behave that way? And since James Bookhout on the left was masquerading as Jack Ruby, why wouldn't he wear a similar shirt? While you're looking at this collage, note that Ruby in November 63 seems to have a lot more hair than he did a few months later in March 64. Did he really lost that much hair? No. They doctored the earlier image to hide how bald he was, probably because of the image on the far left, and even the other images because in the Jackson photo, the shooter seems to have very thick hair in back- too thick to be as bald as Ruby actually was. And that began a permanent campaign of falsifying Ruby's hair which goes on to this day.