Mr. Greer. I was inside the door. I know, I kept the door closed most of the time, let doctors and nurses in and out while he was—while they were working on him. I stayed inside the emergency room door.
Mr. Specter. Was there any special reason for you to leave part of the time?
Mr. Greer. No, sir; I didn't go any farther away than outside the door.
Mr. Specter. Were there any other Secret Service agents inside the emergency room at that time?
Mr. Greer. Not at that time; I was inside the door.
Mr. Specter. Where was Mrs. Kennedy at this time?
Mr. Greer. Mrs. Kennedy was outside the door. They got her a chair out there for a little while and then she insisted on coming in and she got in the corner for a little while there and stayed there a little while and I don't quite remember the time she went over to his body but she did go over there, and I don't remember how far along the doctors had been on him when that happened.
Mr. Specter. Were you able to overhear any of the conversations among the doctors in the emergency room?
Mr. Greer. I don't understand anything that they were discussing at all.
Mr. Specter. Did a priest or more than one priest come upon the scene?