Oswald took 10.2 seconds to fire all three shots.

[Royell Storing]

Yes, I remember Wiegman saying that in a video. As I recall he said he was closing in on the TSBD around the third shot and felt the compression on his face.

Malcome Kilduff said basically the same thing. Identical shots and he felt the muzzle blasts on his face. He said three similar shots and if allowing for a perception time of zero seconds before speaking, recalled some words spoken took about 3.5 seconds between the first and second shot, and I think he assumed Connally was hit by his own bullet. He also initially had one of those (firecracker, shot, shot) testimonies.


www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoWef3EAmnc&t=1511s

   You are into the elapsed time of the shots. I am looking at the Horizontal aspect of Wiegman at ground level, 5 cars behind the JFK Limo, feeling the compression of a bullet on his face. What Wiegman is describing was Not the result of a shot fired from the TSBD 6th Floor. This would be the work of a 2nd shooter.

[Royell Storing]

I was commenting on this bit:

"That sniper's nest is a Black Hole, which is what it was primarily intended to be. Mis-direction."

   The Wiegman account of feeling the compression of a bullet on his face, makes obvious that the sniper's nest is a Black Hole/Mis-direction. Wiegman's story is the result of a 2nd shooter at ground level.

[Tom Mahon]

Could the light-colored V-shaped mark in the center of the red circle be Oswald's t-shirt showing in the "V" of his partially open, dark-colored outer shirt?

[Brian Roselle]

   You are into the elapsed time of the shots. I am looking at the Horizontal aspect of Wiegman at ground level, 5 cars behind the JFK Limo, feeling the compression of a bullet on his face. What Wiegman is describing was Not the result of a shot fired from the TSBD 6th Floor. This would be the work of a 2nd shooter.

At z313 the Cabell car, Kilduff car, and Wiegman car were the three closest cars to the sniper’s nest, and Kilduff was right in front of Weigman. If Kilduff felt the muzzle blast compression from the snipers nest directly on his face as he so vividly recalled in the Jeraldo video, and Wiegman said the same thing in the "Death in Dealey Plaza" program, why would what Wiegman encountered immediately behind Kilduff be completely different from what Kilduff encountered ?

[Tom Mahon]

At z313 the Cabell car, Kilduff car, and Wiegman car were the three closest cars to the sniper’s nest, and Kilduff was right in front of Weigman. If Kilduff felt the muzzle blast compression from the snipers nest directly on his face as he so vividly recalled in the Geraldo video, and Wiegman said the same thing in the "Death in Dealey Plaza" program, why would what Wiegman encountered immediately behind Kilduff be completely different from what Kilduff encountered?

In this animation, Cabell's car is #6, Kilduff's car is #7, and Wiegman's car is #8.



https://www.jfk-assassination.net/russ/animation.htm

[Royell Storing]

At z313 the Cabell car, Kilduff car, and Wiegman car were the three closest cars to the sniper’s nest, and Kilduff was right in front of Weigman. If Kilduff felt the muzzle blast compression from the snipers nest directly on his face as he so vividly recalled in the Jeraldo video, and Wiegman said the same thing in the "Death in Dealey Plaza" program, why would what Wiegman encountered immediately behind Kilduff be completely different from what Kilduff encountered ?

     To me, there is a difference between feeling a "muzzle blast" and feeling the "compression of a Bullet". As described, one is focused on the MUZZLE, the other is focused on a BULLET. Generally, I would be skeptical of Killduff's account. Killduff was seated inside a Hard Top/Closed Car. How could he FEEL a muzzle blast or a bullet while seated inside a closed car?     

[Andrew Mason]

   That is Not me. That is the eyewitness account of Wiegman.  He clearly said that he felt the compression of a bullet on his face. Do you believe that Oswald was: (1) still firing shot(s) when Wiegman was getting out of Camera Car #1 at the corner of Houston/Elm? and (2) still firing shot(s) at ground level? Or is Wiegman also full of "KGB Disinformation"? Which is it?

Many commented on the wind blasts at Houston and Elm. No one standing on the street said they felt an anything like bullet shock wave or muzzle blast. . Also, the Kilduff car was not a convertible. It was the National press-pool car, a grey/blue two-door 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan hardtop.

[Brian Roselle]

Many commented on the wind blasts at Houston and Elm. No one standing on the street said they felt an anything like bullet shock wave or muzzle blast. . Also, the Kilduff car was not a convertible. It was the National press-pool car, a grey/blue two-door 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan hardtop.

I can understand that what you and Royell are saying about Kilduff not feeling the repercussion so much as hearing it, that seems reasonable because of his car, but Kilduff was pretty insistent about the loudness and direction of the shots on his right ear. And as you mention Weigman, saying he also felt it, was in his open car and got out after the third shot.

As far as feeling a shock wave, I’m in agreement with you, I’m skeptical that anyone, anywhere in the entire plaza would feel the shock waves.