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

This affidavit of Lovelady's to the Dallas Police is also noteworthy. In it, he said that when JFK rode by, he was standing with Bill Shelley on the steps. He didn't say anything about standing with Roy Lewis. That makes this supposed photo of Lovelady bull shit.

Now, the President was riding by in the above scene, and that man in the brown shirt was near Roy Lewis not Bill Shelley. So, he could not have been Lovelady. Second, I have to wonder about Lovelady's mentioning the possible echo. Was it really his idea, or did they tell him about it? Third, he said that after it was over he went back inside and he guided the police on a tour of the building. It says nothing about him milling around outside. I realize that he didn't mention his "trek to the tracks" either, but really, it was just a roundabout way of re-entering the building. Or, you could say it was a simple omission, but I don't read anything into it. And lastly, he said that the normal lunch break is 12 to 12:45. But, they were released early that day, at 11:45, and it was precisely because the President was coming, and they wanted to give everybody plenty of time to get through with eating, drinking, and all the biological stuff so that they would be ready and comfortable for the historic event. And that's why it's ridiculous to think that Oswald didn't do just like the others and get his lunch eaten before 12:30. Anyone who thinks he was eating his lunch at 12:30 is being an idiot.