Mr Billy Lovelady

[Alan Ford]

I disagree. Certainly not as unlikely as Oswald going unnoticed while standing on the entrance steps with a bunch of people who worked with him.

He sees Mr Oswald walk past him...



 

[Alan Ford]

Right. As I said, what normal adult male remembers what clothes they were wearing on a particular day three months prior? Lovelady was wrong. He was not wearing his red and white vertical striped shirt.

So you accept that the FBI accurately reported what he told them about the shirt in February 1964?

[Tim Nickerson]

He sees Mr Oswald walk past him...



 

We can't tell that from viewing that Gif.

[Tim Nickerson]

So you accept that the FBI accurately reported what he told them about the shirt in February 1964?

Yes I do.

[Tom Scully]

Thank you, Mr Scully (and Mr Crow)! 

I was obviously unaware of this. Is a scanned original document available anywhere?

The first doc. is available at fold3.com . It is a subscription site, height and weight are on back of the form,
my screen shot trigger finger is  barely quick enough to capture the image of the front of the 1942 draft form...
The enlistment form displays only as text on ancestry.com and was captured in a screen shot.

https://www.fold3.com/image/624687289/?xid=991

[John Mytton]

We can't tell that from viewing that Gif.

Agreed, if Oswald was walking past wouldn't Lovelady be looking up at Oswald's face and tracking Oswald as he walks by?



And even as Oswald is leaving Lovelady is still not looking up at Oswald and just seems to be generally looking at the people walking by.



JohnM

[Colin Crow]

Agreed, if Oswald was walking past wouldn't Lovelady be looking up at Oswald's face and tracking Oswald as he walks by?



And even as Oswald is leaving Lovelady is still not looking up at Oswald and just seems to be generally looking at the people walking by.



JohnM

Not sure what we are debating, but in the lower picture you posted Lovelady's head has turned in Oswald's general direction and was not fixed in a fashion of simply gazing "generally at people walking by". His head appears tilted slightly upward and in a way that would enable facial recognition.