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

 When I went to Dealey Plaza to re-enact the Altgens photo, I was unable to find a plaid shirt with large boxes, like the one that Lovelady posed in. All I could find at the time was a plaid shirt with tiny boxes. So, I settled for that. Nevertheless, you can easily see the many small squares, and you know that you are looking at a plaid pattern on me (left).

Doorman's shirt looks nothing like it. There are no squares on Doorman's shirt. And it looks nothing like Lovelady's posing shirt either. It is absurd to think that Doorman's shirt is a capture of Lovelady's posing shirt, meaning not just one like it, but it itself. There is no way that flashy, geometric pattern on Lovelady would be captured like what we see on Doorman. And that is the HSCA scan of Doorman. Look at the top of Doorman's shirt on his right side, so our left. It's plain as can be with no pattern at all.