Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

First, notice that she is east of Doorman. Doorman is in the center. He is on the top landing, and he is behind the median handrail. He is slightly to the west of it, but only inches off dead-center. I proved that in Dealey Plaza at the Altgens reenactment, but we can also see it in the Wiegman film. 

And yes, bpete, we can correlate the Altgens Doorman with the first Wiegman Doorman. Not the second one, but the first. 

It's not that nothing correlates between Altgens and Wiegman. It's that you can't make the assumption that everything correlates, that whatever you see in one can necessarily be found in the other.

So, Doorman was in the center and the petite little woman of Altgens was over on the east side. You know that's true because you can see the east corner behind her. 

So where was the Old Geezer in Wiegman? He was slightly west of Doorman and definitely west of the median handrail.

You know he is on the west side of the median handrail. He has to be. Doorman is essentially right behind it, and he is west of Doorman. You also know that the petite woman from Altgens is east of it.

So, the Old Geezer from Wiegman is in a different location than the Petite Woman from Altgens. And that's over and above the difference of one having a penis and the other a vagina.