A Car, A Garden, And A Coupla Guys

[Tom Graves]

It is FACT after FACT that proves we are Not looking at your run-of-the-mill 4 door sedan. What we are looking at is a newly discovered "getaway car." And of course, this proves a "Conspiracy" in the JFK Assassination

Dear Comrade Storing,

I've heard that a MAJOR PUBLISHER will very, VERY SOON be offering you BEAUCOUP BUCKS for your tinfoil-hat JFKA CONSPIRACY THEORY, and it's going to title your blockbuster bestseller, "The Evil, Evil, Evil HUGE GATES, the ABANDONED GETAWAY CAR and THE CRUMMY SNIPER AND HIS OR HER SPOTTER IN THE BUSHES"!!!

You should contact your buddies Vladimir Putin and The Traitorous Orange Bird (rhymes with "Xxxx") NOW so they can start lobbying for you to win The Nobel Prize!

-- Tom

[James Hackerott]

Tom Alyea's view from the 7th floor.

[Royell Storing]

Tom Alyea's view from the 7th floor.

  JAMES - Thanks for posting this still frame.  Do you have a rough idea as to when this image was taken by Alyea?

[James Hackerott]

  JAMES - Thanks for posting this still frame.  Do you have a rough idea as to when this image was taken by Alyea?

Royell, I believe the time was close to 12:50-12:55 based on sun times derived from shadow analysis of the Jay Skaggs #14 slide and 3D modeling of the overhead traffic pole. As an aside-the crowd of people around the TSBD doorway were cleared by the police at 12:53. We may see some of the "castaways" in this Alyea frame .
 

[Royell Storing]

  James - I do Not see Inspector Sawyer's car. It was parked alongside the TSBD with the back half of the car hanging across the TSBD front steps. That's the car that Euins, Brehm + Son, etc were loaded inside shortly after the assassination. Based on your timeline of the photo, means that Inspector Sawyer's car was gone/moved by 1 PM? Do you believe that is a correct timeline? 

[James Hackerott]

  James - I do Not see Inspector Sawyer's car. It was parked alongside the TSBD with the back half of the car hanging across the TSBD front steps. That's the car that Euins, Brehm + Son, etc were loaded inside shortly after the assassination. Based on your timeline of the photo, means that Inspector Sawyer's car was gone/moved by 1 PM? Do you believe that is a correct timeline?

Yes, I believe my time estimate is correct. Alyea, from his same location on the 7th floor, filmed Houston street's tall light pole fixture partially passing over the lane marker. My 3D simulation also shows this at about 12:50-12:55.


As far as Sawyers' car it does not show in my 3D simulation because it would not be visible to Alyea due, in part, to the wide ledge blocking his view. Same in my simulation. I know I had Sawyer's car (green here )placed in my rendering of the "island" overhead signal pole.

[Royell Storing]

Tom Alyea's view from the 7th floor.

   Per Alyea, once he was inside the TSBD, he accompanied law enforcement as they "cleared" each floor in the search for an active shooter. This search was conducted Floor-by-floor going up. I would think this active shooter "search" would take more than 30 minutes/1PM to eventually arrive at the 7th Floor where Alyea shot this 7th Floor view. But even if this still frame was captured at 1PM, there sits what I believe was an intended "getaway" car. Alyea filmed this car: (1) at least 30 minutes after the kill shot, (2) abandoned in a posted, "NO PARKING At Any Time" zone, and (3) sitting there in the face of traffic flowing down Elm St since 12:39. This car stands out like a sore thumb. 

[Tom Graves]

Even if this still [Alyea] frame was captured at 1PM, there sits what I believe was an intended "getaway" car.

Dear Comrade Storing,

Why do you always put "scare quotes" around the phrase getaway car?

-- Tom

The car stands out like a sore thumb.

Dear Comrade Storing,

Maybe that's why there are so many policemen I mean cops standing around it in the National Geographic video.

They were probably discussing which towing company they should call to tow the unfortunate person's car away, or how big of a ticket they should write him or her for parking in a no-parking zone during a presidential motorcade, even if he or she was a late arriver who stopped there to get a good view of it. 

-- Tom