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

 My adversaries keep glibly saying that, no, it's Lovelady. But, here is the top right collar and margin of Doorman's shirt, Oswald's shirt, and Lovelady's plaid shirt. I don't believe for a second that Lovelady wore that shirt that day. I am certain that he wore the short-sleeved red and white vertically striped shirt that he posed in for the FBI.

But, we are comparing stories and claims here, so let's compare the shirt that they claim he wore, the plaid one.

Can you see how well Doorman's and Oswald's match? And can you see that Lovelady's plaid shirt had pattern all the way to the collar? Who is the odd man out here? Are these people going to claim that the match is between Doorman and Lovelady, and that Oswald is the odd man out? It would be insane, but I don't put anything past them. And I think they will because they are more than willing to claim the absurd. That's how defiant they are.