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

 On the right is Lovelady posing for Robert Groden in 1976- as if he wore that flashy plaid shirt on 11/22/63. But, Lovelady lost a lot of weight after the assassination. He looks slender in this picture. The FBI weighed and measured him on February 29, 1964 and found him to be 5'8" 170 pounds, and I suspect he weighed more than that on 11/22; from losing weight from all the stress he was under. But regardless, he could not have been more than 150 in 1976, and maybe even just 145.

Yet, that plaid shirt fit him snugly. It looks tight on him. So, how could it have git him at all in 1963 when he was much bigger and heavier?

And look how pressed it is. Somebody took an iron to that shirt to press the collar down and create the neat spread that it has. It took a lot to create that effect. But, on the morning of 11/22/63, when he was going to his job at the warehouse, knowing that he was going to be laying flooring all morning, would he have pressed his shirt like that?

Notice on Doorman and Oswald, the margin of the t-shirt looks sunken, like a vee. But, Lovelady's t-shirt looks perfectly high and round. Oswald had the habit of stretching his t-shirts, deforming the collar of it. And that's what we're seeing on him and on Doorman. It's obviously his deformed t-shirt on Doorman.

Finally, Oswald's outer shirt had lost its buttons, except for the bottom two, and that's why it was unbuttoned. And the same goes for Doorman, who was Oswald. But, look at those big over-size buttons on Lovelady's shirt. And look at the whole starched, groomed look of the shirt, like a wardrobe person prepped it before the camera rolled. It is obviously not the natural, normal arrangement of the shirt. And again, he was going to his warehouse job to lay flooring. THERE IS NO WAY HE PRIMPED LIKE THAT. But, they did that to sell the idea that he was Doorman. So, like me, you should reject this bloodied choreography. Billy Lovelady was not the Doorway Man, but he was standing next to him as the man who was visoring his eyes.