As the viewer looks at the Wiegman Film, the car should be parked to the (L) of the Signal Light Pole. Hackrotte's "over lay" is focused on the (R) of that Signal Light Pole. The car being roughly 17.5 feet long, would stretch back to the (L) of Fedora Man. We see Nothing there on the Wiegman Film. Prove me wrong.
Dear Comrade Storing,
1) I don't have to prove you wrong. You're doing an excellent job of it all by yourself.
2) Do you think James Hackerott improperly spliced-together the two half-second-apart Wiegman frames and/or improperly aligned the finished product with the infamous Couch-Darnell frame (which shows the front part of the car that Officer Baker ran in front of) in his overlay montage?
If so, why then does the woman standing to the right of "Fedora man" have a whole body, why is the pole to the right of her a straight vertical line (and why is it the exact same distance, photographically speaking, from the right side of the HUGE GATES' dark entrance), and why do the architectural features of the TSBD so closely align in the two frames?
If not, why can't you realize that the densely packed group of people mostly to the right of that woman (but also including her and "Fedora Man" and maybe someone else to the left of her) is probably hiding your MYSTO "ABANDONED" GETAWAY CAR from Wiegman's camera's view?
3) Have you even looked at the overlay montage by James Hackerott, yet?
Here it is.
Just scroll down to it.
https://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/index.php/topic,4597.40.htmlHint: Use your computer's mouse to place the digital "arrow" on the car that Officer Baker's running in front of in Couch-Darnell and leave it there as the images in James' overlay montage morph from the Couch-Darnell into the corresponding Wiegman frame that James incorporated in it just for you.
Look! The digital "arrow" is now exactly where the right terminus of that "gaggle" is!
In other words, that "gaggle of people" is perfectly situated to obscure the MYSTO "ABANDONED" GETAWAY CAR from Wiegman's camera's view!!!
And . . . gasp . . . the "gaggle" has so many people in it that it extends far enough to the left to hide the whole enchilada!!!
-- Tom