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

Here are a couple more frames of Oswald practically going "en pointe", as they say in ballet, after being internally ravaged in his core, including severing the biggest blood vessels in his body. 

The caption for this should be: 

"Blood? Who needs it? We don't need no damn blood."

Oswald was going down. He was sinking. 

So how, after that, did he veer up and go up on his toes? Doesn't it seem like he should have just collapsed?

So, how did he do it? And, theoretically, why did he do it? What was it all about him veering back and going up on his toes?

And then, not a bit of blood, not so much as a drop? 

I am very open to the idea that this was a big hoax.