Mr. Specter. I believe you testified as to the impression you had as to the source of the first shot. To be sure that the record is complete, what was your reaction as to where the first shot came from, Mr. Hill?
Mr. Hill. Right rear.
Mr. Specter. And did you have a reaction or impression as to the source of point of origin of the second shot that you described?
Mr. Hill. It was right, but I cannot say for sure that it was rear, because when I mounted the car it was—it had a different sound, first of all, than the first sound that I heard. The second one had almost a double sound—as though you were standing against something metal and firing into it, and you hear both the sound of a gun going off and the sound of the cartridge hitting the metal place, which could have been caused probably by the hard surface of the head. But I am not sure that that is what caused it.
Mr. Specter. Are you describing this double sound with respect to what you heard on the occasion of the second shot?
Mr. Hill. The second shot that I heard; yes, sir.
Mr. Specter. Now, do you now or have you ever had the impression or reaction that there was a shot which originated from the front of the Presidential car?
Mr. Hill. No.
Mr. Specter. That is all I have.
The Chairman. Congressman Ford, any questions you would like to ask?