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

But wait, Backes. You say it was all big act staging the phony bus ride and cab ride, that they rounded up a phony bus transfer ticket and planted it on Oswald, all by 4:00 PM on the 22nd, and that by 6:00 they had their bus driver Cecil McWatters saying that he transported Oswald, and that by the next day they had William Whaley the cab driver saying that he transported Oswald, and they had Mary Bledsoe saying that she was his former landlady who saw him on the bus. 

And why do you say this guy on the right looked exactly like Lovelady when he didn't?

They are not the same man, Backes. The difference in arm thickness alone tells you that they are not the same man. 

No effort has been made by you to explain where and how "they' got Bledsoe and Whaley.  No effort has been made by you to explain where the casting call announcement was made, nor where the auditions were made and the practice sessions were held. So, who wrote the script, Backes? Who decided to make it just a 3 block bus ride and then a cab ride? Who came up with the little old lady who tried to wrest the cab away from Oswald? Whose idea was it to have the cab drive past the house? Who wrote all that, Backes? You don't feel any need to fill in the blanks of your story, do you, Backes? 

There are definitely two versions of the Dallas PD footage. At the exact same moment, we see the Lovelady figure turned left, and we see the Lovelady figure turned right. At the exact same moment, we see him with his whole forearm resting on the table, and we see him with just his elbow resting on the table. At the exact same moment, we see him with his short spread open, and we also see him with his shirt cinched up like a Nehru jacket. 

Those are two different guys, Backes. One is highly muscular with an arm like a sledgehammer. The other guy is scrawny and puny- the exact, polar opposite. I shouldn't have to point out to you that they are DIFFERENT ARMS AND DIFFERENT MEN. Look at the difference in the shirts. Look at the difference in positions. Look at the difference in the way they are turned. It's supposed to be the same guy at the same moment in time. Pow! Bang! Pop! Bok! Boom! Bok you, Backes! You are bloodied by the blood of John Kennedy and the hand of Ralph Cinque.