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

Joseph Backes is back from another stay at Trembling Hills, but get something straight, Backes: I asked you a question. That's where we were. I asked you how the Towner Woman was holding up that baby. We know her left arm was raised high and waving at the President. So that only leaves her right arm. But the problem is that we don't see her right arm going around the baby. It is completely out of sight.

And here's the movie so that you can see that she was waving at the Prez with her left hand the whole time:

So, we know her left arm was out of commission, so even though it might look to you like her left arm is coming across to support the baby, it's not. It can't be. But try to figure out how she could be holding that baby exclusively with her right arm without us being able to see it. 

That halo on the Mother's head is actually her left hand. I stopped the film.

That tab extending up from her head is her left hand flicking away. 

Do you see that flicking hand? Do you see how constant it is? So, that's what that is. Why does it look like a halo in the still frame? I don't know because I didn't make the still frame. But, I'd say that they doctored it severely. In any case, it's clear as day- as a matter of deduction- that that Woman was holding that baby with just her right arm, and I want to know how. 

Wouldn't she have to wrap her arm around the baby? So, why can't we see it? 

So, if you want to talk about the timeline for getting Oswald placed in the Squad room of the homicide detectives by 2 PM sharp after leaving the TSBD at 12:45, we can. But, you respond to this first. How is that lady supporting the weight of that baby? How is she holding it? How is she stabilizing it? How is she able to keep it secure with just one arm that we can't even see?