what book proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that oswald was the lone gunman

asked a professional photographer to reproduce the photos as part of an ambitious four-part CBS documentary called “The Warren Report”.

To reassure the restless public, the C.B.S. pointed at the strange line across Oswald’s chin suggesting the head may have been pasted into the photo (This line was later determined to be a water spot). Skeptics - including those geniuses behind the movie J.F.K. On seeing the photo from inside the jail, Oswald insisted he had never seen it before and that someone had superimposed his head onto another body. It later transpired that a copy editor accidentally erased the scope while altering the image’s contrast, but it was too late. In particular, the readers noted that on the cover of Life (top) Oswald’s rifle had a sniper scope, but on the cover of the Detroit Free Press and Newsweek, there was no sniper scope. Many readers noticed some details of photo differed from publication to publication, and a controversy arose. It was made public in late February 1964, when it appeared on the covers of many publications, but the most notably, on the cover of Life magazine. To enhance the image’s quality, the photo had been retouched in several areas - a common practice in the magazine world. The photos, taken by Oswald’s wife Marina in the spring of 1963, were highly important because the rifle Oswald was holding appeared to be the one used to assassinate President Kennedy.

From the day they were discovered as the police raided Lee Harvey Oswald’s home, the photos of Oswald posing with a rifle and two communist newspapers were subjected to intense scrutiny and subsequently provided enough fodder for conspiracy theorists. Never before or since had a series of photograph been this throughly analyzed.

What book proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that oswald was the lone gunman