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

Ken Lee Sorry but I can't see how you can compare the two photos tbh , sometimes this stuff smacks of desperation to me

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  Ralph Cinque Notice that both shirts are short sleeved, with the sleeve reaching the same spot on the arm. On the left, we see the pattern of alternating vertical stripes. On the right, it's more vague, but we do get a similar sense of contrast, and I have designated R for red, W for white, and R for red again. And even though it's not 100% conclusive, you need to remember that there is a big wide world of clothes out there, and it's a lot of likeness. That it even comes close is amazing, again, because there is so much variety in clothes. The size, thickness, and shape of the arm is a very good match. The overall build matches too. And Lovelady said that he was there at that time. So, even if you think, by amazing coincidence, that someone who looked this much like him and dressed this much like him was also there, where is he? He should be there in addition to this guy, if you think this guy is someone else. You also need to consider that that the quality of the image on the right is very poor. It's not my fault that it's poor, but it is poor. If we had something better, we would use it. But, we don't. But, we are still going to do the best we can with this. And remember that there is another guy, Bill Sheley, who was about the same height, with a slender build, and high pompadour hair. That matches pretty darn well too. You've got to remember that this is an either/or situation. Either this was Shelley and Lovelady OR they were just two random guys from the public. So, what are the odds of two random guys from the public looking this much like Shelley and Lovelady and dressing that much like them? And again: if this is just two random guys from the public, where are Shelley and Lovelady because they said they were there. We should them in addition to these two guys.