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

Look how Mary captured Glenn Bride- all of Glenn McBride. And notice how Mary photographed him before he reached her. That's because, being a normal person, she wanted to capture his face. She didn't wait for him to reach her and then pass her and then shoot him from behind. 

His position corresponded more to Hargis' than Martin's, but still you can see that there was no way she would have captured just his right arm even if he was closer to her in Martin's position. And she claims to have been in the street when she took that. The point is that at the distances involved, she was going to capture the whole of him. The idea of catching just his distant arm is preposterous. It is insane. Do you hear me? You people are defending something that is indefensible.