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

This is someone else's Altgens reenactment.

Then they put the core of the Altgens photo into it, trying to locate the limo as precisely as possible.

I don't have a problem with it, but look where the limo is. It hasn't reached the location of the Stemmons Freeway sign. Kennedy was not shot in the throat way up there. So, that imagery of him reacting to the throat shot in the Altgens photo is fake.

And I can prove it. Here's the Willis photo. It's universally accepted that JFK has not been hit in the throat yet. How could he be when he isn't reacting to it? 

Willis told the Warren Commission that the shot rang out a second after he took this picture. So, that's when JFK was shot in the throat. But, if the shot came after this, then it was practically at the sign. 

But, let's go back to the reenactment.

Now, let's look what came next as he panned his camera.

And then:

If you look on the right, you can still see the edge of the TSBD, but we still haven't gotten to where the sign was.

So finally, we're down to where the sign was, which I put in.

That is about where Kennedy was shot in the throat.

So obviously, he wasn't shot in the throat yet way up here.

So, Kennedy was not shot in the throat there, but he was shot in the back, and he rode down the hill that way, not doing anything to respond to the attack, even though his traumatic injury was minor and inconsequential at that point. So, why didn't he do something? And don't tell me his back brace prevented him. He got in the limo, didn't he? He didn't need help to do it, did he? And he was going to get out by himself too, wasn't he? So, his back brace wasn't preventing him from moving around. He wasn't damaged very much physically and not at all vitally, meaning that no vital tissue had been struck. So again, why didn't he do something? The answer is that he was incapacitated functionally and mentally by whatever they put into that ice bullet that struck him in the back.