Mr. Specter. Well, pinpoint——
Mr. Kellerman. But after the flurry of shots, I recall her saying, "What are they doing to you?" Now again, of course, my comparison of the voice of her speech—certainly, I have heard it many times, and in the car there was conversation she was carrying on through shock, I am sure.
Mr. Specter. Well, going back to the precise time that you heard the President say, "My God, I am hit," do you recollect whether she said anything at that time?
Mr. Kellerman. No.
Mr. Specter. Whether or not you can re-create what she said?
Mr. Kellerman. Not that I can recall right then, sir. This statement, or whatever she said, happened after all the shooting was over.
Mr. Specter. All right. Now, you have described hearing a noise which sounded like a firecracker and you have described turning to your right and described hearing the President's voice and, again, what was your next motion, if any, or movement, if any?
Mr. Kellerman. After I was sure that his statement was right that he was hit, turned from the back I come right down——
Mr. Specter. You just indicated that you had turned to the left. Had you turned to the left after hearing his voice?
Mr. Kellerman. Yes; certainly.