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

Here is another new collage by Richard Hooke concerning Lovelady. 

Keep in mind that Richard knows full well that that guy in the orange shirt from the Martin film was not really Lovelady. He has him labelled as Lovelady because he is someone who is claimed to be Lovelady. In fact, he is still the most widely referenced image of Billy Lovelady from 11/22/63, and far more than any other. And it is the one most often used to substantiate that Lovelady was Doorman. But, was he?

What is there good here? What matches? Nothing! It's obvious that the Lovelady impostor is much stockier, heavier than Doorman. It is obvious that his shirt is not sprawled open the same way or at all. It is obvious that the flashy plaid pattern of Lovelady's shirt is completely absent from Doorman's shirt. We have no reason to think that Lovelady wore a v-shaped t-shirt like Doorman. Doorman had a long rising neck whereas Lovelady had a short forward neck. They are clearly different men. It is a ridiculous absurd joke to claim these two were the same man, that they look more alike than do Oswald and Doorman.