Mr. Specter. You got the phone call from Mr. Rowley?
Mr. Kellerman. Yes.
Mr. Specter. Who had called him, if you know?
Mr. Kellerman. This I don't know.
Mr. Specter. But at that time Chief Rowley advised of the detection of the bullet on the stretcher and brought you up to date with what information was known at that time?
Mr. Kellerman. Yes, sir.
Mr. Specter. Now, have you described all the times that you were absent from the room of the autopsy?
Mr. Kellerman. The only other time that I was absent was when the autopsy was about completed before the funeral directors were in, and it was my decision to get Mr. Hill down and view this man for all the damage that was done; so I went up to the floor where they were at and brought him down and he inspected the incisions.
Mr. Specter. What was your reason for that, Mr. Kellerman?
Mr. Kellerman. More witnesses, Mr. Specter; I think more to view the unfortunate happenings it would be a little better.