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

Do you understand that it was not a regular shirt that Oswald wore? It was not made in America, and it was not made for Americans. It was from Russia. It was a shirt Oswald brought back with him from Russia

American shirts have a stiff, hard collar. They also have a strip of hard material on the button hole side called a placket. However, Oswald's shirt was made with soft material throughout. The result was that it folded over very easiliy.

Take a close look at Oswald's shirt in this image. Do you see how it's folded over? It looks more like a jacket than a shirt. American shirts don't do that. None of the shirts that you have do it. But, Oswald's shirt did it, not only in that picture but when he was standing in the doorway.

Look at that unusual behavior of Oswald's shirt. It looks more like a jacket with a lapel. If they had let that show in the Altgens photo, it would have marked him as Oswald for sure. And that's why they slapped that other figure in next to him and partially over him- to cover up the top of his shirt. They had to cover up the unusual form of that shirt.

And no one has ever determined who that other guy is, or even asked who he is. The spatial arrangement between him and Oswald is absolutely impossible. It is physically, optically, and photographically impossible. He was slapped in there to cover up Oswald's unique shirt. How could they claim he was Lovelady if he was wearing Oswald's weird Russian shirt?

And, Doorman was not leaning. He was standing perfectly straight. But, when the other guy was pasted in, he covered up Oswald's left shoulder. And look at the weird shape of Doorman's face on his left side. He's a freak, and it's because of what they did.

This is just more photographic mayhem that they did to hide the fact that Lee Harvey Oswald was standing in the doorway of the Texas Book Depository during the murder of President Kennedy.