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

It is beyond all doubt the Man in the Doorway was Oswald. You can see that it is his clothes, his build, his stance, and more. 

That is Oswald's shirt. It is Oswald's t-shirt. It is Oswald's slender build. It is Oswald's stance with the hand-clasping in front. The Lovelady figure doesn't look anything like Doorway Man. His shirt is buttoned up. He is too stocky. His neck is too shirt. His shirt pattern is geometric, with vertical and horizontal lines and boxes and very high contrast, up to and including his collar. Look at Doorman's collar, which has no contrast at all; it looks plain and uniform.  Which two of those figures match, and which one is the odd man out? If we were talking about this in any other context but the JFK assassination, we wouldn't be talking about it at all. No one would suggest in a million years that the guy on the right was Doorman. He doesn't look remotely like Doorman. It is beyond whacky for anyone to claim such a thing.