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

This is a picture of Oswald's bloody shirt. Keep in mind that it's white. 

Notice that you see the whole in the shirt on the lower left, presumably the bullet hole. And, you see the extensive blood stains, and why there should be so many on the right upper sleeve, I do not know. But look at this image from Parkland:

Not a speck of blood. 

Not a speck of blood, and you've got the attendant holding up Oswald's arm who is making a fist with it, even though he is unconscious and near death. 

Not a speck of blood when Hardin removed the sheet from the gurney. How is that possible if Oswald's shirt looked like this?