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

Most people are smart enough to realize that the woman on the right is play-acting. But, for some reason, many can't see that that same is true of the man on the left. He couldn't be doing that after being shot. His major vessels were severed. The damage was instantaneous. How fast does a bullet travel? By the time you heard the blast, he was devastated. And all he could do was fall down. Nothing else. No slapping. He couldn't slap his arm to his chest if he wanted to, and there is no reason to think he wanted to. After such a catastrophic trauma, he couldn't do anything but fall down.