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

 The next photo after Croft was Betzner, which has a big obstructive figure in it, a man in a suit. But, Betzner said there was no such man. And I believe Betzner because I have been taking photos my whole life, and I have neer once taken a photo like that one. And I have never heard of anyone else doing it either. No one would because it would be easy enough to move around the guy.

So, I tell you that the FBI put that figure in there because they didn't want us to see something. Maybe it was Jackie, fussing on her husband at a time when he, supposedly, wasn't shot yet. But, he was shot. He was shot in the back high on the hill.. It wasn't a bullet. It couldn't have been a bullet because a bullet could not have stopped that short. But, an ice dart could because ice is hard, but it is also unstable. The crystal lattice structure of ice is actually quite delicate, even though it's hard. And ice is subject to internal pressure because of temperature differences and impurities within ice. The back shot was NOT a kill shot. It was a preparatory shot, to soften it up and incapacitate him, so that when the real kill shots came, he would be a sitting duck.

But, the Betzner photo is a quandry. JFK isn't waving and neither are the spectators closest to him. And who are those people beneath the Stemmons freeway sign? They aren't in the Bronson film, which you can see on the right. It's just Umbrella Man and his friend. And even though these were taken at about the same time, in Betzner, UM is below the sign, but he is above it in Bronson. So, what's up with it?

And the JFK in Betzner doesn't look like himself. His hair isn't right. It's too long, and it looks like it's combed straight back. The shape of his head is wrong. And he looks too burly. I put a photo of JFK from behind for you to compare.

But, the most important thing to realize is that Crofts, Betzner, and Willis captured JFK when he was reacting to the back shot and before he was shot in the throat, which conflicts with the official story. Each of those photos is heavily altered.

I asked Chat GPT when Jackie appeared on tv to thank the nation. This is what it said: The televised message you’re referring to was broadcast on January 14, 1964. It was Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s first public appearance since the funeral of John F. Kennedy.

She appeared seated with her brothers-in-law, Robert F. Kennedy (“Bobby”) and Ted Kennedy (“Teddy”), thanking the public for the enormous outpouring of sympathy cards and letters after JFK’s assassination.

So, it was January 14. Hmmm. And Bob Croft, the Mormon missionary who took the photo, who lived in Powell, Wyoming, said that the FBI did not send him his photo until the end of January.