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

Longtime supporter Michael Capasse sent me this video of Buell Frazier. In it, at the 17 minute mark, Frazier said that Lovelady was originally in back by him, but being short, he was having trouble seeing. So, Frazier encouraged him to go down to the first step and watch the motorcade from down there. The interviewer asked him to say whether he meant the first step or the ground level, but Frazier never responded to that. But, Frazier definitely implied that that is where Lovelady was during the motorcade's passage through Dealey Plaza, including the Altgens photo. He pointed out that it looks like Lovelady was holding up the wall- as if the Altgens Doorman was really next to the wall. He wasn't. He was standing in the center of the doorway, and it only looked that way in the Altgens photo because of Altgens' angle. You can clearly see in the Wiegman film that Doorman was in the center, and it was taken at the same time as the Altgens photo.  

So, in this video, starting at the 17 minute mark, you will hear Buell Frazier say that Lovelady was at the bottom of the steps at the time of the shooting, which completely rules him out to be Doorman. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5OnbKATeSE