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

Jason Trachtenburg

• I do believe Oswald is the man in the doorway, but I also believe Judyth Baker. Everyone can have their own opinions but it's best not to argue amongst ourselves with name calling, etc. Lee would not have approved of such behavior.

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• Ralph Cinque

  Jason Trachtenburg

   Jason, I'm quite sure Lee wouldn't like it if he knew he was being accused of having a torrid love affair with a woman while his wife was home with his daughter, and she was pregnant with his second daughter. And not just having an affair, but planning to run off to Mexico with this woman and abandon his family. All of that is part of Judyth's story. Lee would not have approved of such behavior. He would not have done such behavior. And all of the evidence points to the fact that he loved his wife and kids. I defend Lee Harvey Oswald, and I defend him against all charges, whether it's murder or adultery. He isn't here to defend himself. You need to stop thinking of Judyth's claims as a sweet love story but as a case of both libel and slander.