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

This picture was taken indoors. It was the bright and direct sunlight that caused the light reflections on Doorman's shirt.

Plus, this picture was taken up-close, so there was none of the distortion that came from blowing up that tiny Doorman into a huge image comparable in size to this. 

It's awfully stupid to dismiss the numerous, tremendous, and pervasive likenesses between them, including all the major elements pertaining to the man, the clothes (including the t-shirt), and the facial features just because there are a few light marks on Doorman's shirt that we don't see on Oswald. 

As I said, that is just plain stupid, but what is downright evil is that you do it without even putting up a collage of Doorman and Lovelady and showing that it matches better in all the elements and particulars seen above.  You don't dare do that because you know full-well that that comparison would be much worse. In fact, it doesn't work at all.

 And it only goes to show how bloodied you are, and you are saturated in blood. You will never get clean.