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

You're stupid, Backes. We know from Towner that he was in front of the Obelisk. 

There is no mistaking that. He was on the sidewalk in front of it, so how far away from the Obelisk could he have been?

I don't say it was inches, but it couldn't have been more than a few feet. Remember, he had someone else in front of him who was along the curb. 

So, he was close to and in front of the Obelisk, and there is no way that, from Altgens' position, that he would capture him in front of the facade. 

If the guy was over by the Obelisk- and he was- why wouldn't he be captured there in Altgens' view? He would. He wouldn't appear to be in a different location to Altgens than to Towner. He'd appear right where he was. 

Look closely because I put him in there, right in front of the Obelisk. That's where he would have been seen by Altgens, and that is where he would have been captured in the Altgens photo if he was located the same as in Towner. 

But, you all keep talking about it because you're playing right into my hand.