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

No, Unger. That's your image, and it shows distortion. In fact, it's smeared and distorted extensively. You see how the brown color dips below his hairline behind his ear? That is not his hairline. That is an overlay of color which shouldn't be there. It's weird and splotchy all over the back and lower part of his head below his bald spot. It's distorted because his image was merged into the film, and it is an unstable image. And he is the only one who is so affected. None of the other figures bleed and smear; only him. And that's true on Youtube as well, although the bleeding and smearing are worse there. Even in the "good" image that you put it up, it's happening. It's happening less, but it's still happening. It's also bleeding black below his elbow. You wanna blame his holster for that too? 

Here is another frame from Unger, and in this one, the color is running upward, kind of like an Indian headdress:

You see that displaced color above his head? It looks like a stroke of brown paint, and it's infringing on the arm of the cop slightly. That's Lovelady's colors running. And it only happens to him. Nobody else. He's the only unstable image. He's the only false image. They implanted him into the film. Lovelady wasn't there, and he said so himself:

Ball: Did you EVER see Oswald again THAT DAY (after breaking for lunch)?
Lovelady: NO.