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

I have had an eerie feeling about Oswald at Parkland for a very long time because of the images. For instance this one. 

That's going in the door of the hospital. That's a hospital administrator (I think) at the bottom of the picture, and he's pulling. The ambulance attendant is pushing. What are we supposed to gather? That Dhority was holding Oswald's hand the whole way? But, he wasn't. In other images, we don't even see him. So, at what point did he take Oswald's hand, and what for? Is it supposed to be compassionate? Is that what we are supposed to believe? But, the only compassionate thing you could do for Oswald was rush him into the hands of doctors and surgeons ASAP. And holding his hand like that only obstructed the forward motion. So, Dhority was only hurting Oswald's chances by doing what he did. So, why did he do it? He did it for the camera. But really, it was a very stupid idea. It served no purpose. And again: how could the stretcher make forward motion with the the mechanics that we see above?  Dhority is completely blocked by Leavelle, so he would have to let go before the stretcher could move. I assure you that is NOT a moving photo. They were all stationary there. I know enough Physics to say that. And how could Oswald, in his condition, maintain a fist? It requires muscular activity. And notice that the attendant has got his hand around Oswald's forearm, and it appears that he is pushing through the forearm. But, on a man in Oswald's condition, who would push on his arm? And, wouldn't it just push the forearm down? Did he actually expect the force applied to the arm to be transferred to the stretcher? Or, is the attendant actually holding the arm up? Are we supposed to believe that Oswald's forearm stayed upright like that the whole time? When he was hovering near death? I think it's a staged photo. I know it's a staged photo. That's obvious. They were trying to make an iconic photo- the last photo of the still living, breathing Lee Harvey Oswald. But when did they make it? And did they actually delay Oswald getting medical care in order to make it? How compassionate is that?

And what happened to the other ambulance attendant? There were two, remember?  But, one of them disappears early-on. You see him unloading Oswald from the ambulance with the other attendant, but then he's gone, and the other attendant is being aided by others. And then at the end you see the other attendant leaving alone and removing the perfectly clean sheets from the stretcher, but again, what happened to the other attendant? Did he have a hot date?

I find it very insulting that they slap these incongruities on us and expect us not to pick up on them. "The dumb rubes will never notice." Actually, they are the dumb rubes for doing it. 

Go ahead, enemies. Try to make sense of this photo. Defend the fucking thing. It is fucking with our heads.