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

None of you have anything to say. You can't actually address this. There are two hands there, and it's like his hands are joined in prayer. The right hand consists of the thumb and the wrist and the sleeve, while the other shows the fingers and the broad part of the hand. It can't possibly all be one hand because it isn't anatomically correct to be one hand. 

On the right, that cannot be his left thumb. He couldn't do that with his left thumb. And frankly, it doesn't even look like Oswald's thumb. It's too big to be Oswald's thumb.

It's way too big to be Oswald's thumb.