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

After spending the afternoon with my grandson and carrying him around, it reinforced my conviction that there is no way this Altgens woman was supporting this Altgens boy with one arm. 

Even with two arms, it would have been very difficult, but with one arm? IMPOSSIBLE! FORGET ABOUT IT! She is not holding him up. She couldn't do it.  And yet, he is elevated even though there was nothing there on which he could stand. 

The Altgens Woman and Boy were put into that picture to hide the man standing behind them, who was probably Jack Ruby. 

So, on a warm, sunny afternoon at 12:30, you've got this boy wearing a wool cap with it pulled down snugly over his ears at the same time that Jackie Kennedy reported being sweltering. He's got this tiny little mother, and with one arm, she is supposedly holding him up, where he is basically sitting on her arm, her right arm. We can't see her right arm, but we can see his back, and we can see that there is no arm going around him. And we can see by the way she is turned, which is not towards him but next to him, that her left arm is completely out of the picture. There is no way her left arm could be doing anything. She would truly have to be Superwoman to keep him aloft. 

This is a glaring fabrication, There is just no way it could be real. And of that, I am absolutely certain.