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

 If you are wondering why the phony arm on Leavelle, with his hand in Oswald's pants, and why the phony arm on Oswald being slapped to his chest, with the humongous freako hand, it's all because this was supposed to be taken after the shot. However, there was no shot because it was taken at a photo-shoot before the Garage Spectacle. And since there was no shot, Oswald wasn't traumatized, and neither was his clothing.

So, that meant that they had to cover up the entire area. "Nothing to see here, folks." It's all covered up. So, no blood, no wound, no torn clothing, no nothing. Anything and everything that could possibly have been affected by the shot is covered up.

So, the fact that you don't see the slightest sign of any trauma is because there wasn't any trauma, and they covered up the whole area with arms akimbo.

So, that's how they came up with the idea to have Leavelle with his hand in Oswald's pants. No police officer would ever do that, and no police officer has ever done it. And Oswald certainly wouldn't stand for it. Recall what happened in the Texas Theater when Officer McDonald made a move for Oswald's pants to get his pistol. Oswald slugged him in the nose. Of course, McDonald returned the favor, slugging Oswald in the eye.

But, this weird arrangement at the core of the Jackson photo is due entirely to there being no shot and no trauma and having to cover up the whole area of impact.