Lennon Tulsa Here's an interesting fact. Billy Lovelady prior to his employment with to the TSBD was in the US Air Force. He was dishonorably discharged for stealing weapons from the post armory where he was stationed and selling the weapons. Strange how he would be employed by a man who was a rabid right-winger, who also employed a US Marine 'defector' who claimed to be a Marxist-Leninist liberal in the same building, at the same time. It's also a 'coincidence', both the former Airmen and ex-Marine just happened to look very much alike. Guess who else was a known gunrunner? Jack Ruby. I think Lovelady was keeping tabs on LHO while at work. Maybe both men were cut-outs. Only LHO didn't know he was going to be a patsy in the end. Anyway, neither men could have done the shooting. But only one of these men knew what was going on. By the way, have you noticed where Lovelady is looking? His line of sight isn't looking at the president or any vehicles in the caravan. He's looking towards the South Knoll.
Ralph Cinque
Larry Rivera has suggested that Lovelady was an alternate patsy. It's chilling that he was introduced as "Billy Nolan Lovelady" which is how lone nut assassins usually go, by 3 names. In January 1963, the head of the TSBD paid Lovelady's fine so that he wouldn't be extradited back to Maryland. They had plans for him, no doubt. The TSBD was a CIA front company, and the book distributing was just a facade. Nobody would run a book business the way they were running it, and the idea that it was generating enough revenue to pay 75 employees is preposterous.
I'll point out that what he said about Jack Ruby being a gunrunner is false. Ruby, in his bio-chronicle, specifically and adamantly denied running guns. And since he was accepting responsibility for shooting Oswald, and for which he received a death sentence, why would he lie about whether or not he ran guns? Even Rick Blaine in Casablanca (Bogart's character and the proprietor of Rick's Cafe Americana) admitted that he "ran guns to Ethiopia." So, why wouldn't Ruby? He would. He could. But, he didn't because he didn't. It was just part of the schitck they wrote for him, something to glamorize him and to preoccupy those looking for connections that would entangle him in something that would challenge the official story. It's a sandbox for CTers to play in where they won't hurt anything because they won't get near the truth that Ruby was completely and totally innocent, that he was just the witless patsy in a murder that was committed by the DPD and the FBI.
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