Mark Hovila I thought they could be the same at first, but the more I look, the more I see differences. So I'm going to say probably not the same.
John Hickson The ears are very different
Guy Cooper Billy Lovelady himself went to the FBI in Dallas on 29 February 1964 and showed them the shirt he had been wearing that day. It was a red-and-white, vertically striped short-sleeved shirt that looks nothing like the shirt that Doorman was wearing. The fall-back has been to claim that Billy was mistaken–but how could anyone make a mistake like this in relation to the assassination of the President of the United States?–and that he had actually been wearing a red-and-black checkered shirt, which was being worn by someone in film taken of the doorway area immediately after the assassination. But it is easy to see that that person does not look at all like Billy Lovelady and has a profile more like that of a gorilla, where yet a third “Lovelady” was introduced into other footage to overcome the obvious objection that his checkered shirt was buttoned.
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