Mr. Specter. All right. Now, starting with the principal point of impact, where does that exist on this windshield?
Mr. Kellerman. The principal point of impact is located to the left of the mirror, to the right above the driver's head, and to the right of his, I am going to say, view line.
Mr. Specter. As we view the windshield at this time, state whether or not there are spidering lines which have emanated from that point which you have described as the principal point of impact?
Mr. Kellerman. The spidering lines which extend in three different directions—you are speaking of the large ones or the others?
Mr. Specter. Well, I want to put on this record all of the spidering lines which exist here.
Mr. Kellerman. OK; the spidering lines which are in this encircled area reflect, in my opinion, that when the instrument hit this glass it shattered in half a dozen different ways.
Mr. Specter. Well now, with respect to the cracks themselves, is there a crack which goes in a generally upwardly direction slanting off in the general direction of the driver?
Mr. Kellerman. In the center of this, the impact of the center of this scratch, one goes directly to the top of the windshield.
Mr. Specter. On that line itself, is there a further splintering off of that line at another point?
Mr. Kellerman. It then continues on a small leg, a straight leg, about 3 inches from the original direction.