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

No, no, no, no, Unger, you dumb pluck. When you're standing on a pedestal with someone at the JFK assassination, you remember who it is. I don't care if it's 150 year old memory; you remember.

Furthermore, we know who it is: it's the woman who Toni was with, presumably and reportedly, her mother.

These are two people who are together. They are a couple. The woman is wearing a dark coat, pinkish pants, and she has auburn hair. 

And likewise, the woman in front of Toni is wearing a dark coat, pinkish pants and has auburn hair. It is the same woman. So, the same woman that Toni was clapping with on the grass is the woman with whom she was standing with on the pedestal. 

Furthermore, you don't share a pedestal with a stranger. It's too small and too confined a space.  Therefore, Toni's statement:

is most disingenuous. Are we supposed to believe that she hit it off with some strange woman on the grass and then the two of them decided to climb the pedestal together? Is that Toni's story? Get her on here. Toni needs to be cross-examined.