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

Lance didn't like the haze filter, so let's use the HSCA rendition of Doorman, which is considered the best. It came from Robin Unger:

We're seeing more contrast on the right, but it's not the pattern of his shirt. No clothing maker would put such a pattern on a shirt because they're out to sell them, and it wouldn't sell. They try to make shirts look attractive. Oswald was indoors at the time of the image on the left, but he was standing in the bright sunlight in the image on the right. So, there was a lot of glistening and light reflection. Then, the image on the right got blown-up a lot, which added haze and distortion. And, that's what we're seeing. We are NOT seeing the plaid pattern of Lovelady's shirt.

Lovelady's shirt is a pattern of vertical and horizontal lines that are crossing and forming boxes. There is not a single box on Doorman's shirt. Not one. He has zero, zed, zilch, nada, nunca, niente. 

Go back to your dungeon, Lance. And one of these days, we'll see who gets the finishing punch.