A Car, A Garden, And A Coupla Guys

[Royell Storing]

Uh huh - so well planned that only you, Royell Storing, has uncovered its details 62 years later. So, congrats. You can run along now! Bye!

       This groundbreaking discovery was the culmination of a lot of hard work. It was helped by the ever improving definition of the assassination images. Thanks for your kind words.   

[Royell Storing]

\  To test the location of the car either parked along the south (or north) curb of the Elm Extension, as seen in the Wiegman film, I plotted Wiegman’s position with test south curb versus north curb cars on a DP map. The plot showed the north curb car about twice the distance from the camera compared to a south curb car. Then for equal sized cars the north curb car would appear about one half the size of the south curb car to Wiegman’s camera.  I made a quick 3D view animation to demonstrate this and added a 5.5’ black suit man for comparison. It looks to me that the Wiegman car is nearer to the south curb. Note that I gave the test cars a steel-blue color (not white) for the 3D animation for modeling development use.

 

   There is No Car parked alongside the Island behind Fedora Man. NONE!

[Royell Storing]

\  To test the location of the car either parked along the south (or north) curb of the Elm Extension, as seen in the Wiegman film, I plotted Wiegman’s position with test south curb versus north curb cars on a DP map. The plot showed the north curb car about twice the distance from the camera compared to a south curb car. Then for equal sized cars the north curb car would appear about one half the size of the south curb car to Wiegman’s camera.  I made a quick 3D view animation to demonstrate this and added a 5.5’ black suit man for comparison. It looks to me that the Wiegman car is nearer to the south curb. Note that I gave the test cars a steel-blue color (not white) for the 3D animation for modeling development use.

 

   Every Wiegman Film frame shows NO CAR parked alongside the Island behind Fedora Man. Robin Unger just posted a hi definition copy of this same Wiegman film snippet. THERE IS NO CAR. NOT YET!

[Royell Storing]

\  To test the location of the car either parked along the south (or north) curb of the Elm Extension, as seen in the Wiegman film, I plotted Wiegman’s position with test south curb versus north curb cars on a DP map. The plot showed the north curb car about twice the distance from the camera compared to a south curb car. Then for equal sized cars the north curb car would appear about one half the size of the south curb car to Wiegman’s camera.  I made a quick 3D view animation to demonstrate this and added a 5.5’ black suit man for comparison. It looks to me that the Wiegman car is nearer to the south curb. Note that I gave the test cars a steel-blue color (not white) for the 3D animation for modeling development use.

 

    If Wiegman filmed a parked car: (1) Alongside the Island, (2) Behind the traffic light (3) 17.5 Feet Long, (4) Almost 5 Feet High, just show it to me. Wiegman filmed this area while simultaneously turning a corner and panning his camera. He filmed this Island area from many different angles/perspectives. People want to relay on the JFK Assassination Images until they don't.
    I Challenge YOU. "Show Me The Car"

[Tom Graves]

If Wiegman filmed a parked car: alongside the "island," behind the traffic light, 17.5 feet long, and almost 5 feet high, just show it to me.

Dear Royell,

Why does the car parked on the other side of Elm Street Extension in Wiegman look so strange?

Shadows?

-- Tom

[Royell Storing]

Dear Royell,

Why does the car parked on the other side of Elm Street Extension in Wiegman look so strange?

Shadows?

-- Tom

   There's more than 1 car parked on the "other side of the Elm St Extension". Which car are you asking about?

[Tom Graves]

There's more than one car parked on the "other side of the Elm St Extension". Which car are you asking about?

The light-colored car on the other side of Elm Street Extension in Wiegman that I've been referring to all along -- the car just to the left of "Fedora-Man-On-The-Island."

D'oh.

Why does it look so strange, Royell?

Shadows?

Or is it because your "getaway car," a 1958 Pontiac Bonneville, is already parked next to the "island" and is partially overlapping it?