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

Harold Weisberg makes a good point. How come we don't see any buttons on Doorman's shirt if it was the shirt Lovelady posed in for Groden? Wouldn't a white button stand out?

I'll add that those shirt sprawls are NOT the same. Doorman's is much larger. And they are shaped differently. And how come Lovelady's t-shirt is so high and round compared to Doorman's. There, Lovelady is just masquerading as Doorman, and he hated doing it. He really did. They forced him to, probably threatening his life. And in the end, they, in all probability, killed him anyway. It's rather like a chicken whom you keep alive so long as it's laying eggs, but when it no longer can, you slaughter it.