If you've ever worked at a large company with a lot of people, you know that everybody looks different. And. you also know that they dress different. That is, if there are no uniforms and everyone is in street clothes, they're all dressed differently.
Friday, January 17, 2025
What about Oswald saying that he was insiide the building? Actually, he didn't say it. He was responding to a question from a reporter who asked him if he was inside the building at the time. That's when Oswald said, "Naturally, etc."
Thursday, January 16, 2025
The National Geographic film about the JFK assassination included the clip of Lovelady in the Squad room, but they went about it all wrong. The story was supposed to be that he was wearing an orange plaid shirt, but instead, they made it grey.
And, they made him extremely slender. His face is almost non-human. Have you ever seen a face that long and narrow before?
And Lovelady wasn't like that. The image next to Squad Room Lovelady is from 11/22/63. It was taken on the 6th floor, where Lovelady had escorted the cops up there. It's in his testimony, and it was only him. The image is from a film in which he is the only warehouse worker amidst a bunch of detectives and a few cops in uniform.
And Lovelady never claimed that he saw Oswald at the DPD. Under oath, he said that the last time he saw Oswald was at the TSBD. And his wife Patricia, who was much more verbose than he was, never said it either. She called Harold Weisberg once and offered him $5000 if he would stop saying that Billy wore a striped shirt. Weisberg turned her down. And think about what $5000 in the 1960s was equivalent to today. I figure about $50,000. And it shows you that the Loveladys really climbed the ladder fast because his pay at the TSBD was only $1.11/hr, and he had to support a family of four. Then, a few years later, his wife was throwing $5000 around like it was chicken feed? (I shouldn't use that analogy because chicken feed isn't cheap any more).
But, Harold Weisberg had it right. Lovelady did wear the short-sleeved, red and white, vertically striped shirt on 11/22. And Doorman's shirt wasn't plaid anyway; it was just grainy.
Lovelady was not the Doorway Man; Oswald was. And Lovelady hated having to lie about it, partly because he was no good at it. He was a bad actor. It's not as though everybody can do it.
But, speaking of acting, I had 3 scenes in Dovey's Promise. Why don't you check it out and tell me how I did? It's a great courtroom drama.
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
I have found some of the worst photographic malfeasance yet from the JFK assassination, and more specitically the Oswald assassination.