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

Alan Dixon says:

Should I take your sarcasm to include your 4 Lovelady's scenario?........not much support for that, Ralph. Less support than Brian's Button Woman wearing cat glasses in fact.

Ralph Cinque:

Alan, Lovelady wore a short-sleeved striped shirt, just as they acknowledge on the Prayer Man website. And the FBI made the mistake of not only admitting it in writing (twice) but taking pictures of Lovelady posing as Doorman in that shirt. 

Once they did that, they HAD to come up with images of him in a long-sleeved shirt. And that really was the issue, not the pattern so much but the length of the sleeves. No film of Lovelady in a plaid shirt materialized until 1966. Why didn't anyone notice him in 1963, 1964, or 1965? And as with Prayer Man, they came up with a separated clip that did not occur in any intact film. We were forced to accept that somebody took scissors to the Martin film. Plus, the guy didn't look remotely like Lovelady.

The next version (Lovelady at the desk in the squad room when Oswald was brought in) didn't surface until 1979. So, for 16 years, it went unnoticed. Then, in 2009, a different version of the same incident was included in the film Three Shots That Changed America by The History Channel. So, even in the 21st century, they were still concocting phony movies of Lovelady. 

So, to answer your question, I was NOT being sarcastic when I said there were multiple phony Loveladys. There were and there are, and all you are doing is dismissing it without even looking at it.