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

Tom O'Hanlon pointed out that Leavelle's face is blurred. And I didn't blur it. It came that way. But, from this comparison, I am satisfied that it's the same ear as Leavelle. So, that's really him. Therefore, why did they obscure his face? I suspect the reason is that they put that guy in who is in front of him, whose head looks like a drawing, like art, and if there was a sharp photographic image right next to him, the deficiency of his image would stand out more. So, obscuring Leavelle's face helps to sell the guy in front of him.