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

On the left is how Doorman (Oswald) looked originally, and on the right is what he was transformed into. Obviously, it is a big difference. Why did they do it? Well, they were arrogant basards, but they wren't arrogant enough to just start claiming that Oswald was Lovelady without doing something to Loveladyify him. So, putting the crown of Young Lovelady over Oswald's crown was the main thing they did to muster up the confidence to assert that Doorman was Lovelady.

And they did more than that. The man on Oswald's left, our right, wasn't there. They put him in there just to hide the unique construction of Oswald's shirt, which was one he brought back with him from Russia. It was not an American shirt. And obviously, Billy Lovelady would not be wearing a Russian shirt, but Oswald would. The man fused to him is turned 90 degrees to the east, which means that he was looking at the east wall of the entrance. Why would he do that if the President was riding by? He wouldn't. He couldn't. He didn't. They just put him in there to obscure Oswald.

Then, the black man wasn't there either. There was a black man who was leaning against the column, below and west of Oswald. But, he could not have been where we see him in Altgens6. His name was Carl Jones, and the image of him in Altgens6 was taken from another photo that was taken about 3 PM by Congressman Phil Willis. Employees were going home, and Carl was descending the steps and looking east. I'll show you afterwards that the Altgens6 black man is a spot-on match to the same in Willis, and that's impossible because Altgens and Willis shot from very different angles.

Carl Jones was out of view to Altgens' camera. So, why did they put him in there? I believe it was because Oswald's shirt was hanging out, and it was tattered and torn, and it would have identified him.

And what I'm telling you about the black man in Altgens6 can't be doubted; it is certain. Just look at how paltry his image is. You see his face in profile. Then you see Oswald's sleeve, including his cuff. And then, you see this beige shamrock. That's supposed to be Carl's body. But, how could that be anybody's body? It's just more art; crappy art.

But, for the most part, the left image shows you what Doorman looked like prior to them tampering with it. The Man in the Doorway was Lee Harvey Oswald. I am not suggesting it. It is a fact. And it is an overwhelming fact.