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

How come so much of the north Grassy knoll is visible????

Babushka Lady is on the south side, so why shouldn't she capture the north side? And we're not seeing too much of it. Her camera field spread out in a cone in both directions. She would easily capture that much of the north side. She was aiming her camera diagonally. She wasn't aiming it west; she was aiming it northwest. 

And besides, how do we know the photo wasn't cropped? I know it was delivered as a Polaroid, but if it started as something else and was converted into a Polaroid, they could have cropped what they started with.

And for goodness sake, Babushka Lady is not at a right angle to Mary Moorman. Mary Moorman was facing Elm Street directly, so for Babushka Lady to be at right angle to her, she would have had to be facing straight down the sidewalk, aiming her camera at James Tague. You're stupid. It was a much smaller angle than that. It was nowhere near 45 degrees, never mind 90. STUPID!

Backes, if you want to worry about something, why is the front of the car a little higher than the back of the car if it was going downhill? 

It is perfectly evident that Babushka Lady is not shooting down the length of Dealey Plaza; rather she is shooting across the width of it, but at an angle.

She was not nearly as angled as the taker of this picture: 

You're stupid, Backes! You're a clown, an un-funny clown,  a bloodied clown.