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

This is how the image of Young Lovelady appears in the HSCA Final Report which came out in 1979. 

It is a flipped image, that is a mirror image, left to right flipped.

As far as I know, nobody recognized it as a flipped image until I did, and I unflipped it in 2012.

It means that for 33 years, the fact that an official US government document contained a flipped image of Lovelady went unrecognized. That same document contains a flipped image of Oswald. 

Of course, there are many flipped images of Oswald.

And I am not saying that includes all of them; I doubt that it does. 

But, in the case of Young Lovelady, they may have flipped it precisely to hide the perfect match of the hairline to Doorman. After all, even if you assume that Doorman is Lovelady (and he's not; it is not even a tenable possibility) why should Lovelady have the exact same hair in 1963 as he had in 1957 when he was a rapidly balding young man?

So, they flipped it. That image on the left must have been around in 1963 even though it was not shown to the public in 1963. And they must have used it to transfer Lovelady's hairline to Oswald. It's too bad for them that they didn't realize that Lovelady had lost a lot of hair since the earlier picture was taken.