Oswald took 10.2 seconds to fire all three shots.

[Tom Mahon]

I uploaded the [Roberdeau] GIF to vgy.me image hosting sight where I upload all the images I post on this forum. Try right-clicking on the image and selecting download (or something similar to that).

Thanks.

Although he finally got Jacobs, Holt, and Simmons right, Roberdeau's still totally wrong about a whole bunch of people a bit towards the TSBD from them.

Maybe he got lucky on Betzner, though.

EDIT: What are you guys trying to prove, anyway?

Whether or not the first shot was at Z-313?

LOL

[Charles Collins]

Thanks.

Although he finally got Jacobs, Holt, and Simmons right, Roberdeau's still totally wrong about a whole bunch of people a bit towards the TSBD from them.

Maybe he got lucky on Betzner, though.

EDIT: What are you guys trying to prove, anyway?

Whether or not the first shot was at Z-313?

LOL

What’s your opinion on where he plotted Rachley-Baker?

[Dan O'meara]

Just a quick though for those who believe Qswald was stood up for the first shot and was pointing the rifle at an impossibly tight angle through a half closed window while straddling the boxes that formed the Sniper's Parch ( )
Amos Euins was aware of the barrel of the rifle sticking a good 15 inches out of the window and pointing towards the limo driving away down Elm Street for the first shot.

D'oh!

[Royell Storing]

Just a quick though for those who believe Qswald was stood up for the first shot and was pointing the rifle at an impossibly tight angle through a half closed window while straddling the boxes that formed the Sniper's Parch ( )
Amos Euins was aware of the barrel of the rifle sticking a good 15 inches out of the window and pointing towards the limo driving away down Elm Street for the first shot.

D'oh!

  " .... a good 15 inches out of the window":  (1) Per a 15 yr old kid, and (2) Allegedly describing a rifle barrel Not a Spyglass. This case is 61+ years Unsolved, and we still have nonsensical stuff like this being perpetuated. And the same goes for the multiple Boners on that mess of a 11/22/63 Dealey Plaza Map. STOP reinforcing the mistakes of yore.  The hope being that Rep. Luna will lead you out of the dark come March.

[Tom Mahon]

What’s your opinion on where he plotted Rackley-Baker?

He got it wrong.

In the Weigman clip she is standing in the street (at the confluence of Elm Street and Elm Street Extension) about three people to the right of "Stetson Man" and in front of Jeraldean Reid.

https://jfkassassinationfiles.wordpress.com/2015/09/15/witnesses-and-suspects-in-dealey-plaza/

[Royell Storing]

He got it wrong.

In the Weigman clip, she is standing in the street (at the confluence of Elm Street and Elm Street Extension) about four people to the right of "Stetson Man" and in front of Jeraldean Reid.

https://jfkassassinationfiles.wordpress.com/2015/09/15/witnesses-and-suspects-in-dealey-plaza/

   The Elm St Extension is the most overlooked area within a stone's throw of the Kill Shot. Everybody and I mean Everybody focuses on the TSBD. Nobody knows what those bushes/shrubs stretching down the Elm St. Ext looked like that day. You know, those bushes/shrubs that the hysterical woman told DPD Officer Smith that "THEY" were shooting the President through. Or what exactly did that storage shed that Groundskeeper Emmit Hudson used there on the Elm St Ext look like?  Or what about that loading dock at the end of the Elm St Ext that was Not sealed off?

[Charles Collins]

He got it wrong.

In the Weigman clip she is standing in the street (at the confluence of Elm Street and Elm Street Extension) about three people to the right of "Stetson Man" and in front of Jeraldean Reid.

https://jfkassassinationfiles.wordpress.com/2015/09/15/witnesses-and-suspects-in-dealey-plaza/

Thanks, that’s helpful. I am beginning to think that proper identification of the spectators was not a high priority for Roberdeau.

[Tom Mahon]

Thanks, that’s helpful. I am beginning to think that proper identification of the spectators was not a high priority for Roberdeau.

FWIW, it looks as though Roberdeau was "in the ballpark" regarding Weigman's position (the light blue dot above the light-blue down-pointing arrow) when he jumped out of the camera car because when we look at Rackley-Baker in the numbered photo I gave you (she's #4), we see that there's a straight line from Weigman's camera to Rackley-Baker to the pillar / left wall of the entranceway -- which correlates with Rackley-Baker's being to the right of "Stetson Man" and in front of Jeraldean Reid on Roberdeau's map. Problem is, I don't know the distance, if any, the camera car travelled between Weigman's capturing that image of "Stetson Man" and Jeraldean Reid, et al, and his jumping out of the car.

That "still" can be seen at 2:10 in this Wiegman clip: