A Car, A Garden, And A Coupla Guys

[Royell Storing]

Hi James, excellent work as always. Here’s a crop from a very clear photo by William Allen taken on 11/22/63 during the three tramps walk through Dealey Plaza. Royell claims the car in question didn’t move at all before the Allen photo was taken. I have drawn yellow arrows pointing at the rear bumper and taillight. You can line that up with the opening for the large gates and the pole for the highway numbers sign. I believe that Allen’s position was a few feet ENE of Tina Towner’s filming position on the SW corner of Elm & Houston streets. I hope this might help clarify the position of the car.

   As we can see from this photo, there is difference in how the ground on the Island looks vs the surface street of the Elm St Extension. There is no confusing these 2 surfaces. The Wiegman Film shows us this same Elm Street Extension surface street ALL the way back to the car parked on the TSBD side of the street.

[Royell Storing]

Thanks very much James. That’s helpful. I think that we are interpreting what we see in the Wiegman film frame differently. I see two different cars in the gap between fedora man and purse lady. In the following image I have drawn yellow arrows, one pointing at the right taillight of the Pontiac and another one pointing at the front right wheel of the Pontiac. Please notice that my interpretation of the Weigman frame has the taillight lined up with the western edge of the opening for the large gates and the front right wheel to the camera right of the post. While your interpretation (image) has the taillight lined up with a point on that surface a few feet further west and the front right wheel to the camera left of the post.

   Bearing in mind that the "getaway" car was 17.5 Feet Long, you're telling me that a 12 Foot long Civil War Canon could also be sitting in this same space and Not be filmed by Wiegman? How about a 6 Man Firing Squad? This is how ridiculous this, "It's there, you just can't see it", claim is.