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

This is a collage of Billy Lovelady over the years.

I did it twice because there are two versions of the FBI photo of Lovelady, one in which his face looks soft and in the other hard. So, you can see which one matches better with the other three as a progression. And when I put my eye to it, I have to say that it's the Soft Lovelady who looks authentic. 

Of course, his hairline is NOT authentic. How could Lovelady have stable hair for 7 years when he was a rapidly balding young man? Above, his hairline looks the same in 1964 as it did in 1957, but that's impossible. Again: he was a rapidly balding young man. And you can see how bald he was just 3 years later in 1967. So, for sure, the hairline of 1964 Lovelady is FAKE. It is false. The FBI did that to conform with the hairline they gave Doorman. 

Then, there is this photo of Lovelady from 1971 taken by Bob Jackson. Lovelady had porked up a little bit at that point in his life. You can see how fat and round his face was. 

There is no other image of Lovelady like this. He showed a trend of losing weight and slimming down after the assassination which continued for the rest of his short life, until he had the misfortune of having a fatal first heart attack at the tender age of 41 right when the HSCA Final Report was coming out. You don't think they heart attacked him out, do you? Well, you should because they probably did. It's very likely. 

But, it appears that he broke the trend to getting slim for a little while and then resumed it. It turns out that the "other African-American" was a weight loss counselor and helped him slim down. 

But, look at the comparison to Doorman.

Same guy? Hardly. Why didn't Lovelady unbutton his shirt more? Didn't he remember how much it was unbuttoned? No, he didn't because his wasn't unbuttoned. Notice that he has a white button showing against the plaid pattern. Why don't we see any of those white buttons on Doorman, especially the high one on the left? And look at the cuffs. You see that cross pattern on Lovelady's cuffs? Why don't we see it on Doorman? Because he wasn't Lovelady, and he wasn't wearing Lovelady's shirt.  And not even Lovelady was wearing that plaid shirt.