Mr Billy Lovelady

[Alan Ford]

Enlistment Record

Thank you, Mr Scully (and Mr Crow)! 

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

[Alan Ford]

I believe that the person in red plaid shirt was Roscoe White.
He had a day off on 11/22/63 and I think he was the person seen in front of TSBD.
Soon after he went to DPD to check if he can help somehow and that we see him in Homicide office at 2PM.
Once the Oswald identity was set, two DPD teams were formed, one went to search Oswald rooming house and second team went to Ruth Paine home. Roscoe was picked to help one of this two teams and this is explanation how he got that back yard photo. Most probably he was the first person to find the photos and took one for himself.
There are not many Roscoe White photos available but sure the resemblance between Plaid Shirt person and Roscoe is much higher than with Lovelady.

Hmm, not so sure about that, Mr Jackson. Do we have a photo of Mr White from ca. 1963?

[Tim Nickerson]

Unlikely!

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.

[Tim Nickerson]

Mr Billy Nolan Lovelady (according to Mr Billy Nolan Lovelady)! 

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.

[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.