Mr. Specter. Can you identify the occupants of that car, stating where each sat?
Mr. Youngblood. The front seat, the driver, I think his name is Rich. He is always on the Texas Highway Patrol. In the front seat in the middle is Cliff Carter. He is an assistant to the Vice President's staff.
(At this point, Representative Boggs withdrew from the hearing room.)
Mr. Youngblood. On the right-front side was Jerry Kivett. He is one of the agents on the Vice Presidential detail. And in the back seat, behind the driver, was Warren Taylor, and in the back seat on the other side was my agent, Lem Johns.
Mr. Specter. Do you know how many cars there were in the balance of the motorcade?
Mr. Youngblood. No, sir; I don't.
Mr. Specter. What was the maximum speed at which the motorcade proceeded from Love Field down to the downtown area of Dallas?
Mr. Youngblood. I doubt if the motorcade ever exceeded 20 miles or 25 miles an hour, and most of the time it was going slower than that.
Mr. Specter. What was the minimum speed, would you estimate, during that time?
Mr. Youngblood. We actually came to stops during this time.