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

I did some posing in Dealey Plaza in a shirt that had a very small, tight plaid pattern and not large boxes like on Lovelady's shirt.

Lance seems to think that these two match, and therefore, Doorman's pattern could represent plaid.

But remember the rule for plaid: it has to have horizontal and vertical lines crossing forming boxes. Mine does that, but it's on a very small scale- unlike Lovelady's. But even in this case you can see the lines and the boxes on me. Let's look at it up closer

Do you see what I mean that there are lines and boxes that you can see? There is nothing comparable on Doorman.

And there certainly is nothing whatsoever comparable to Lovelady.

And to insult to injury, he wasn't even Lovelady.