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

[Dan O'meara]

Maybe it's Mr Jack Dougherty? You know, the guy you think is Mr Lovelady's identical twin! 

 
I almost forgot about your "Lovelady-On-A-Box" theory. Brilliant stuff.

[Alan Ford]

I almost forgot about your "Lovelady-On-A-Box" theory. Brilliant stuff.

Not as brilliant as your "Dougherty-A-Giant-Amidst-Pygmy-DPD-Men" one!

[Dan O'meara]

Not as brilliant as your "Dougherty-A-Giant-Amidst-Pygmy-DPD-Men" one!

Honestly Alan, yours is miles better.
Lovelady stood on a box, in a change of clothing, with a totally different hairline. Genius.
I forgot, was he helped onto his box before or after he was filmed outside the TSBD by Martin and Hughes with his regular clothing and hairline?
Once you've fed your unicorn, let me know 

[Zeon Mason]

Imo the white bread sandwich theory   is less probable than the white napkin wrapped around a bottle of coke theory.

Unless Oswald had just gotten the sandwich out of the refrigerator in the 2nd floor lunchroom about 12:25 when he got his coke and then did not take a bite of it yet and Oswald was able to hold both a bottle  and the white bread sandwich together in some way in one hand. 🙄

[Alan Ford]

Honestly Alan, yours is miles better.
Lovelady stood on a box,

Yes, to be able to see what was going on-----------big deal!

in a change of clothing,

He simply took off his shirt----------big deal!

with a totally different hairline.

Cinquesque levels of stoopid here!

[Dan O'meara]

Yes, to be able to see what was going on-----------big deal!

Lovelady claimed he took a group of officers up to help with the search.
Any officers helping with the search had arrived long before the Alyea clip was taken.
What was he trying to see so desperately he thought he could see it stood on a box and not by wandering around?
It's as if you're just making it up (alert the media!)

He simply took off his shirt----------big deal!

Are you just making things up again?
In every photo of Lovelady that day he is wearing his distinctive shirt but suddenly he decides to leave it somewhere so he can show the officers up to the 6th floor.
Maybe he was stood on the box looking for his shirt 

Cinquesque levels of stoopid here!

Your track record of fraudulent use of photographic evidence precedes you.
My first thought isn't, "Wow! Alan's got a point here"
It's "What is he up to now".

So here is a picture of Lovelady in profile taken from the Martin film:



Not even Alan can deny this clearly shows Lovelady's hairline (actually, I don't quite believe that)
Note how far back his hairline goes, it is receding back in line with his ears.
There is then a small piece of hair and then a distinctive bald patch.
None of this can be denied.
What also cannot be denied is that the hairline of the man in this Alyea clip is absolutely nothing like Lovelady's profile as pictured by Martin.

A close up from a still proves these men have completely different hairlines:




But then Alan comes up with a picture in which Lovelady has a completely different hairline.



How can this be??
How can the same man have two completely different hairlines?
The first alarm bells start ringing when it is noticed, even though he could've used a picture showing all of Lovelady's head, Alan chose to use a picture where Lovelady's face is obscured.
Why would he do that?
The answer becomes apparent when we use a picture showing Lovelady's face;




It now becomes clear how one man can have two completely different hairlines.
In the picture I posted from the Martin film, Lovelady is shown in clear profile, revealing the shape of his hairline.
In the picture Alan posted he has used a picture in which Lovelady is looking away from the camera.
It's not a true profile of Lovelady's head, that is how his hairline can look different!

There is absolutely zero doubt the man in the Alyea clip is not Lovelady.
This has been demonstrated conclusively thanks toAlan's trickery.
The reason he doesn't have Lovelady's shirt on is because he is not Lovelady.
The reason he is up on the 6th at a time long after Lovelady takes the officers up to the 6th is because it isn't Lovelady.

The man in the Alyea clip is not stood on a box. He's just really tall. A great big husky fellow.

[Alan Ford]

Lovelady claimed he took a group of officers up to help with the search.
Any officers helping with the search had arrived long before the Alyea clip was taken.

Mr Lovelady told the HSCA he was on six when the rifle was found. Don't cry! 

What was he trying to see so desperately he thought he could see it stood on a box and not by wandering around?

Not being law enforcement, he had to keep his distance. Not being stoopid, he realized that standing on a box would enable him to see the action better

It's as if you're just making it up (alert the media!)

Are you just making things up again?
In every photo of Lovelady that day he is wearing his distinctive shirt but suddenly he decides to leave it somewhere so he can show the officers up to the 6th floor.

Man takes shirt off in warehouse-----STOP THE PRESSES!
 

Maybe he was stood on the box looking for his shirt 

Your track record of fraudulent use of photographic evidence precedes you.
My first thought isn't, "Wow! Alan's got a point here"
It's "What is he up to now".

So here is a picture of Lovelady in profile taken from the Martin film:



Not even Alan can deny this clearly shows Lovelady's hairline (actually, I don't quite believe that)
Note how far back his hairline goes, it is receding back in line with his ears.
There is then a small piece of hair and then a distinctive bald patch.

~Yawn~

Learn how images work, Mr O'Meara (yannow---lighting/contrast/aspect ratio/etc.)

[Dan O'meara]

Learn how images work, Mr O'Meara (yannow---lighting/contrast/aspect ratio/etc.)

 
You've got his bald patch to disappear!!
You should be some kind of hairstylist 
And it's still not the same hairline!!

You and your photographic shenanigans.
I think we should stick with the version shot in daylight rather than yours shot in the dead of night