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

Something else is wrong with this picture. Can you see what it is? Study it some. See if you can figure it out. I'll give you some time. La, de dah, de dah, de dah, de dah. 

OK, are you ready? The other problem is, and it's a doozey, is that Oswald has already been shot, and time has passed; enough time for him to supposedly have slammed his left arm against his chest and jutted his right arm forward, and he is also grimacing his face, which is an action. So, with all that having happened, why would the Shooter be continuing to look down? And why would he continue to even point the gun? And don't tell me he was about to fire again. If you watch the films, you can see that he does not attempt to fire again. He pivots away as soon as the shot goes off. He made no attempt to fire again. So, what is he doing there, fixed like that, when Oswald is already in the throes of reacting?