Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[Alan Ford]

The Fantastical Mr Ford rides in on his unicorn again.
Your "Multi-racial Assassination Death Squad Roaming Around the TSBD Building" theory [MADS for short] is the product of a truly fevered imagination.
Only to be outdone by your "Oswald Rolling Out a Banner" theory.
But none are as ridiculous as your "Prayer Man" theory.
What a joke that was. Glad to see you woke up from that nightmare but, oh, those wasted years.

Mr. DAN O'MEARA: You're not still doing the Lovelady-On-A-Box routine, are you?
Mr. DAN O'MEARA [a couple of days later]: This leaves two realistic choices - it is either Lovelady on a box [....]

 

[Michael Welch]

I believe the man behind the window is this guy:



He is widely believed to be Robert Edwards, one of the eye-witnesses who testified that the man in the SN was wearing an open-necked white shirt - an item of clothing Oswald wasn't wearing that day and did not have in his possessions.

Hi Dan, No, I do not think it is Robert Edwards behind the glass. However, you are definitely correct about Robert Edwards. Ronald Fischer is right behind him. What you and I need to do together is make a timeline of the Dealey Plaza events. Like the Allen picture you just posted would probably be around 1:00 pm. The one I posted would possibly be around 12:40pm. But in my opinion something needs to be done! Thank you as always for everything! Sincerely yours, Michael

[Dan O'meara]

Here's a side-by-side of the mystery man in Alyea and Lovelady, taken from the Martin film. It's the best match for their profiles I could make, both men at almost full profile.
As far as I'm concerned they are clearly two different people. The hairline of each man, particularly around the ear, are completely different, as is the shape of their heads.



The mystery man is dressed in casual clothing, certainly not that of a law enforcement officer. This means he can must surely be an unidentified TSBD employee.
He does not appear to be dressed as an office worker. He appears to be wearing a lighter coloured/white t-shirt under an off white, open-necked shirt. He is not wearing a tie.
This suggests he is one of "Truly's boys".
Under these circumstances he can only be Jack Dougherty.
Dougherty was around 6'2" tall when he was 18 years old, the mystery man is a noticeably tall person.
Dougherty testifies that by the time he reached the sixth floor the rifle had been found and the Alyea clip is taken on the sixth floor not long after the discovery of the rifle.

[Michael Welch]

Here's a side-by-side of the mystery man in Alyea and Lovelady, taken from the Martin film. It's the best match for their profiles I could make, both men at almost full profile.
As far as I'm concerned they are clearly two different people. The hairline of each man, particularly around the ear, are completely different, as is the shape of their heads.



The mystery man is dressed in casual clothing, certainly not that of a law enforcement officer. This means he can must surely be an unidentified TSBD employee.
He does not appear to be dressed as an office worker. He appears to be wearing a lighter coloured/white t-shirt under an off white, open-necked shirt. He is not wearing a tie.
This suggests he is one of "Truly's boys".
Under these circumstances he can only be Jack Dougherty.
Dougherty was around 6'2" tall when he was 18 years old, the mystery man is a noticeably tall person.
Dougherty testifies that by the time he reached the sixth floor the rifle had been found and the Alyea clip is taken on the sixth floor not long after the discovery of the rifle.

Hi Dan, I finally found the picture that I had been talking about. I cannot tell you anything about it. I just thought the man looked a lot like Jack and matched the man on the sixth floor. He has a pencil behind his right ear, just like Troy Eugene West! Thank you for everything! Sincerely yours, Michael

[Zeon Mason]

All those photos are of men wearing white shirt WITH A COLLAR!

Our 6th floor Billy Lovelady similar looking face man has on a white shirt WITHOUT a collar.

And as to the reason the other men on the 6th floor are keeping ON their the jackets is because they are DOD, FBI, and HAVE to because it’s required uniform.

(One exception  was Lt.Day who is his short sleeve shirt handling the MC rifle )

Lovejady on the other hand was just an TSBD employee most notably a labor worker as opposed to office personnel and it was standard practice to allow these workers, like Oswald , to work in just their T-shirt because the building could get hot on some floors like the 5th and 6th not having central AC .

[Dan O'meara]

All those photos are of men wearing white shirt WITH A COLLAR!

Our 6th floor Billy Lovelady similar looking face man has on a white shirt WITHOUT a collar.

And as to the reason the other men on the 6th floor are keeping ON their the jackets is because they are DOD, FBI, and HAVE to because it’s required uniform.

(One exception  was Lt.Day who is his short sleeve shirt handling the MC rifle )

Lovejady on the other hand was just an TSBD employee most notably a labor worker as opposed to office personnel and it was standard practice to allow these workers, like Oswald , to work in just their T-shirt because the building could get hot on some floors like the 5th and 6th not having central AC .

Yeah Zeon, we've gone past having to make up silly excuses for why Lovelady might have taken his shirt off.
We're on to photographic evidence that demonstrates the two men are completely different.

All those photos are of men wearing white shirt WITH A COLLAR!

All what photos?

[Alan Ford]

Yeah Zeon, we've gone past having to make up silly excuses for why Lovelady might have taken his shirt off.
We're on to photographic evidence that demonstrates the two men are completely different.

"Photographic evidence", lol.

Mr. Lovelady took off his shirt. Mr. Lovelady stood on a box. The rest is just your hallucination