Mr. Specter. And when you moved from the front to the rear seat, would you describe in as much detail as you can your relative position with respect to the position of President Johnson's body?
Mr. Youngblood. Well, the Vice President says that I vaulted over. It was more of a stepping over. And then I sat on top of him, he being crouched down somewhat.
Mr. Specter. Indicating towards the left?
Mr. Youngblood. He moved towards the center, or towards his left, yes, sir, and down. And then I sat on this portion of his arm here.
Mr. Specter. Indicating the right upper portion of the arm from elbow to the shoulder?
Mr. Youngblood. Yes, sir; generally.
Mr. Specter. And what were the positions of the other occupants of the back seat at the time you sat on the Vice President?
Mr. Youngblood. Mrs. Johnson more or less moved into a forward—just moved forward. And Senator Yarborough also moved forward, and possibly he moved over a little to the right. I am not sure. But we were all below the window level of the car. And those two generally were forward. But the Vice President was forward and a little to his left.
Mr. Specter. In what direction did you look when you were first sitting on the Vice President?
Mr. Youngblood. In what direction did I look?