Mr. Specter. Are you able to give us an estimate with reasonable accuracy on the time it took?
Mr. Greer. No, sir.
Mr. Specter. From the time it took from the point of the shooting until you arrived at Parkland Hospital?
Mr. Greer. I didn't check anything but I thought that probably it would probably be 6 or 8 minutes. I am not too sure, somewhere in the vicinity of 5 and 10 minutes. I would have to guess at that.
Mr. Specter. How did you know which entrance of the hospital to go to?
Mr. Greer. I followed the car that was in front of me right to where he stopped and I was right at the entrance. The car stopped and I stopped alongside of him.
Mr. Specter. Which entrance was that?
Mr. Greer. It seems, I think it was the emergency entrance, I am almost sure. It was like a bay that you could pull in and out of. It looked like an ambulance entrance.
Mr. Specter. What did you observe with respect to President Kennedy's condition on arrival at the Parkland Hospital?
Mr. Greer. To the best of my knowledge he was laying, it seemed across Mrs. Kennedy, looked like laying across her lap or in front of her, I am not too sure which, I opened the doors—the doors were opened before I got to it, someone else had opened the doors and they were trying to get Connally out, and Mrs. Connally out of the seats so they could get to the President.