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

Now that we know that black-on-black did show up for Buell Frazier, we have to assume that it showed up, or would have showed up, for Billy Lovelady.

So, let's assume, as most do, that he drew his arrow to Doorman, as Frazier did. Where would that arrow be located? That's pretty easy to surmise:

Of course, I drew that other arrow in, but that's where it would have to be, right? Where else?  Where would you have drawn it?

So, knowing that, it tells us where to look for his hypothetical arrow to Doorman.

Hmmm, I'm not seeing it. Would it help if we viewed it larger?

 Well, if anything, it looks like there may be another large arrow pointing to Black Hole Man that starts right above Doorman's head and is pointing to the right.

That's the only other thing that comes remotely close to an arrow that I'm seeing.

And note that this a version of CE 369 that bpete posted. He was kind enough to let me Screen Save it.

So, did Lovelady draw two arrows to BH Man, a large one from a distance, and a small one up close?

Maybe so. But, one thing is for certain: there is no other arrow pointing to Doorman. That just didn't happen.