After people started clamoring about seeing Oswald in the doorway, authorities announced that, no, that isn't Oswald, it's Billy Lovelady, another employee who has an uncanny resemblance to him.
How uncanny? Well, they told stories to demonstrate how uncanny. One was that Lovelady's kids saw Oswald on tv being taken away in shackles, and they started crying because they thought he was their dad. (And keep in mind that they were actually his step-children). Another was that one time Lovelady's wife Patricia came to the TSBD, and upon seeing Oswald from behind, she called to him, thinking he was her husband. Do you buy that, do you?
In this collage, I have used the only image of Lovelady that we can trust; the one pirated by Mark Lane. Every other image of him is either outright bogus (not him at all) or highly altered. And that includes the final images of him taken by Robert Groden. I'm sure it was him, but you can't rule out manipulation. This image by Mark Lane is the only one that can be trusted.
So, the stories were wild and unbelievable. But then, the worst thing was that, after telling them, THEY DIDN'T SHOW A PICTURE OF LOVELADY. Seriously, they just flapped their lips. The February 1964 photos of Lovelady were never published in the newspapers. Nore were they published by the Warren Commission. They were just left in the "document pile." It was Harold Weisberg who found them and published them.
When the government wouldn't let the media publish any images of Lovelady, and when the Dallas Police issued an order to the press that photographing Lovelady was forbidden, that you would be charged with a crime if you did it, that's when the researchers and the public should have released that they were "fleeing the interview" and they, the government, were the real killers.
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