Commander Humes. I do not believe, sir, that the availability of the X-rays would materially assist the Commission.
Mr. Specter. How about the same question as to the pictures?
Commander Humes. The pictures would show more accurately and in more detail the character of the wounds as depicted particularly in 385 and 386 and in 388-A. They would also perhaps give the Commissioners a better—better is not the best term, but a more graphic picture of the massive defect in 388.
Mr. Specter. Going back for a moment, Doctor Humes——
The Chairman. Before we get off that, may I ask you this, Commander: If we had the pictures here and you could look them over again and restate your opinion, would it cause you to change any of the testimony you have given here?
Commander Humes. To the best of my recollection, Mr. Chief Justice, it would not.
The Chairman. Mr. McCloy.
Mr. McCloy. May I ask this question?
The Chairman. Go right ahead.
Mr. McCloy. Do you have any knowledge as to whether or not any photographs were taken in Dallas?