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

Uh oh. Bad news for you guys. Remember Rob Clark? Remember how he's supposed to be on your side? Well, it looks like on this matter of Bill Shelley at the Trade Mart, Rob Clark is on my side. 

Rob made the following collage, and I suspect he made it before I made mine. Apparently, Rob has been into this Shelley thing for a while. And I must say that what he did with it is very, very good. 

That is excellent. There is just no denying it. And keep in mind that he was crinkling his face on the right as he was being led to the police station. And no, Backass, he wasn't in mourning for Kennedy. According to William Weston via Elize Glaze, Bill Shelley was one of several people who were briefly arrested after the assassination- and I mean for the assassination. And that's what he was crinkling his face about; he was in trouble. Of course, it quickly got straightened out, and no official record of it was ever made. But, this really is a good match.

And, this changes everything. For Shelley to be in New Orleans with Oswald, he might as well have brought the whole gang from the TSBD with him. They moved into that building at 411 Elm just to kill Kennedy. The plan was already in the works. Oswald was sent to New Orleans just to get his credentials as a card-carrying pro-Castro Communist- which they thought would look good on his resume. So, he went from one CIA-connected company, Jaggars-Chiles-Stovall, to another CIA-connected company, Reilly Coffee, to another CIA-connected company, the Texas School Book Depository.

But, Oswald wasn't a stupid man. He had to know that filling orders for Dick and Jane readers was not the real purpose of the TSBD. And now, with Bill Shelley placed in New Orleans at the time of Oswald's arrest, the set up, the frame up, the sting, are plainly evident for all to see. This is very, very big.