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

This is interesting. Mary said that she took this photo of Glenn McBride from the street, and supposedly, the lines prove it, since the top of the windshield is above the center of the picture, and therefore, it must have been higher than the camera. Mary has always said she took this photo from the street, and apparently, no one doubts it. 

But, if she was in the street, you know that a capture of his right arm alone was impossible for her. She didn't have a zoom on her camera. Furthermore, even she did, she would have wanted to capture his whole motorcycle. She didn't want a picture like this:

So, she wouldn't have zoomed in like that even if she could have, though she couldn't. 

As you look at this picture, you can clearly see that if she had waited until he was in line with her, that she would have captured a lot more than just his right arm. In fact, his right arm would have been mostly or wholly blocked from view:

Hondo and them should start a club and call it, not Mensa, but Densa.  Because: they are denser than anyone around.