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

Here we have footage of a woman holding a baby and waving. She only briefly waves. For most of the time, she has two hands on the baby. We can see her right arm coming around in front supporting the baby. 

http://www.motionelements.com/stock-video-868635-mother-and-baby-wave

Notice how you can see the right arm coming around in front and grasping the baby around the knee. The baby is sitting snugly on the arm and forearm of the mother, and we can see the mother's hand and arm in front. It's all very visible; it's all very clear. We can see exactly how the mother is supporting the baby. 

But, on the Towner woman, it's crucial to remember that even though it seems like she has her left arm going in front to support the baby, it is not happening. Her left arm is definitely raised, and her flicking left hand is waving overhead at the President. WE KNOW THAT. So, why can't see the right arm of the Towner woman coming across in front as we do on the other woman? How the hell is she supporting that baby?