Mr. Specter. What did you observe about the President with respect to his wounds?
Mr. Greer. His head was all shot, this whole part was all a matter of blood like he had been hit.
Mr. Specter. Indicating the top and right rear side of the head?
Mr. Greer. Yes, sir; it looked like that was all blown off.
Mr. Specter. Yes.
Mr. Greer. I run around the front of the car and got hold of a stretcher or thing and I got hold of it to keep it steady while they lifted the President's body onto it and then I helped pull the front end of it into the emergency room.
Mr. Specter. Who was first removed from the automobile?
Mr. Greer. Governor Connally was first removed. He was on the jump seats.
Mr. Specter. And what, if anything, did you observe as to Governor Connally's condition on arrival at Parkland Hospital?
Mr. Greer. The best of my recollection he was lying across the seat toward Mrs. Connally when they picked him up and got him out of the car. And he was rushed in first into the hospital. That is when I got the stretcher to bring it, to hold it until they would get the President on it, on the right side of the car. They took him out on the side he was sitting on, that side of the car.