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

Just think about it logically. There were two different Loveladys. 

Those were two different men. We are not living in the Twilight Zone. We are not living in the Bizarro World. We live in the real world, and in the real world, those two are different men. They don't look the same. They don't weigh the same. They don't have the same thickness and muscularity. And their shirts aren't anywhere near the same. One is splayed open in an unusual sprawl and the other is cinched up to the top, flush against his chest. But, it's supposed to be the same moment in time, so they can't possibly be the same. 

And since they're not the same, it means there had to be two separate films. And since they both occur sequentially in A Year Ago Today (as shown today) it means that the two films must have been spliced together. So, there is no question about IF they did it; it's only a question of exactly WHERE and HOW and WHEN they did it.  Two different men means two different films.