Mr. Specter. All right. Now, moving in a clockwise direction.
Mr. Kellerman. In a clockwise direction.
Mr. Specter. What crack do you observe, if any?
Mr. Kellerman. I next observe on the eastward side of this center crack a splint of about 3 inches long, which then makes a sharp veer to the southeast to the bottom of the windshield.
Mr. Specter. Now, moving further in a clockwise direction, what crack do you next observe emanating from the central point of impact?
Mr. Kellerman. The next crack from the central point of impact extends down about 3 inches, to the southeast, and then veers to a sharp southeast to the bottom of the windshield.
Mr. Specter. Now, moving further in a clockwise direction.
Mr. Kellerman. From this point——
Mr. Specter. Let's continue to move from the central point of impact to finish up what divergent cracks there are from the central point of impact. Is there one other?
Mr. Kellerman. There is one other point left. This is completely in a westerly direction about 3 inches from the center of impact, which then veers to the northwest to the top of the windshield.