Mr. Specter. Where did you look when you heard the third report?
Mr. Rowland. Well, we were trying to actually see the President's car, that is what my wife was trying to do, and then I decided I might as well give in to her.
Mr. Specter. After the shots occurred, did you ever look back at the Texas School Book Depository Building?
Mr. Rowland. No; I did not. In fact, I went over toward the scene of the railroad yards myself.
Mr. Specter. Why did you not look back at the Texas School Book Depository Building in view of the fact that you had seen a man with a rifle up there earlier in the day?
Mr. Rowland. I don't remember. It was mostly due to the confusion, and then the fact that it sounded like it came from this area "C," and that all the officers, enforcement officers, were converging on that area, and I just didn't pay any attention to it at that time.
Mr. Specter. How many officers were converging on that area, to the best of your ability to recollect and estimate?
Mr. Rowland. I think it would be a very good estimation of 50, maybe more.
Mr. Specter. Do you know how fast the President's automobile was driving as it proceeded in front of you when you were standing at position "B"?
Mr. Rowland. Very slow pace, 5, 10 miles an hour.