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

It really pays to look at this collage every so often because the striking match between Oswald and Doorman is truly breathtaking, and I mean both the man and the clothing. 

And both show the same tweaking of the head, from the slight twist in the neck. Notice how a plumb line dropped down from the chin misses the notch in the t-shirt and to the same side. 

Notice the perfect match of the right collars.

The other side matches too.

Look at the matching vees of the t-shirts.

Look how well the center of the faces match.

And remember that this is an either/or situation. Either Doorman was Oswald or Lovelady. No one else was in the running. So, it's not about finding a perfect match but about finding the better match. Which one of them matches Doorman better? Where are the images of Lovelady that match Doorman better than this? Certainly not this one:

Lovelady didn't even have his shirt sprawled open. 

It was Oswald in the doorway by a country mile. Lovelady doesn't even come close.