Senator Cooper. What?
Mr. Kellerman. That is right; when we took him in the hospital in Dallas, I did not.
Senator Cooper. Did you ever see it?
Mr. Kellerman. Only after he was opened up in the morgue; yes, sir.
Senator Cooper. You saw some indication or some mark of a wound in the front of his neck?
Mr. Kellerman. Senator, from the report of the doctor who worked on him in Dallas, that he enlarged the incision here in his throat to perform that tracheotomy, and I believe in his own statement that that wound was there prior to this incision.
Senator Cooper. I know, but I am asking——
Mr. Kellerman. I didn't see it, sir.
Senator Cooper. What you saw yourself?
Mr. Kellerman. No; I didn't.