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

Great find by the Wizard. He starts by noting that the Garage Shooter, as seen in many images including the Jackson photo, has narrow ears, meaning that the cartilaginous ring known as the helix is pretty light. It isn't as thick as on some people.

Now look at Corridor Bookhout, when Oswald went up to ask him what he had against Broby.

That's the same slender helix, the same distinct outward curve of the ear. It's the same ear. 

How sweet it is. You did good, Wizard. Beautiful. 

And this collage shows that Jack Ruby had a heavier, thicker, wider helix.

Yup, slender helix on the right, and wider, meatier helix in the center and right, both of whom are Ruby. 

And then there's something I have been thinking about for a while now but haven't mentioned until now. 

That dense blackness at the bottom of his hairline, and the distinct bars of blackness going across ahove it, they painted that in. Why? To mimic the long, thick hair in back on the Garage Shooter,   especially in the Jackson photo. Think about it. Why should it look like that? It shouldn't. It couldn't. It wouldn't. Just more flim flam.