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

 Above in this collage is Shelley and Lovelady walking to the railroad yard among the throng of people who did that after the shooting. It's from the Malcolm Couch film. Skinny Shelley, with his pompadore hair, wore a jacket. Lovelady, who was stocky at the time, wore a shrt-sleeved striped shirt. Below are other images of them: Shelley getting into a police car on 11/22; and Lovelady on 2/29/64 posing as Doorman for the FBI. You can see that it's them, wearing those clothes.

Now, that is them, and it can't not be them. You can't deny it because if that's not them, if that's two other guys who just happened to look like them and dress like them, then they still have to be there because that is where they said they were. In other words, you need two sets, not just one. But, this is the only set; so it must be them. And you can see that Lovelady's shirt was short-sleeved. You can see bare skin above his elbow.

So, Lovelady did NOT wear a long-sleeved plaid shirt on 11/22/63. He wore a short-sleeved striped shirt, just as he told the FBI, and which they put in writing twice.

Don't anyone spout the Lovelady claim here again. It is a lie, and I won't tolerate it.