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

Was Lovelady's shirt sprawled open or not? Apparently, it was and it wasn't. On the left is how it looked when he was milling around out in front after the assassination for Martin with his shirt closed up. In the middle is how it looked a short while later when he was seated at the desk for the walk-by with Oswald. You can see that his shirt has got a weird, rectangular opening where it is furled up on both sides. Normally, a shirt spreads open from the highest secured button, and the opening is triangular in shape. But here it is shaped like a box. How is it possible for a shirt to do that? Do any of your button-up shirts do that? But, in the other version of the walk-by footage on the right, his shirt looks closed up again, and there is no opening. So, what is going on here? What gives? 

 And let's remember how he supposedly started out: