Mr. McWatters. The police didn't.
Senator Cooper. When you say this passenger got on near Murphy Street, was there anything about him that caused you to take notice of him particularly?
Mr. McWatters. Well, no, sir. I wouldn't say there was. He was, I would say, he didn't have on no suit or anything, he had on, I believe, some type of jacket, cloth jacket.
Senator Cooper. What caused you to remember him getting on?
Mr. McWatters. What caused me to remember?
Senator Cooper. Yes; at the time he got on.
Mr. McWatters. Because, the reason I remembered exactly because I didn't put out but two transfers, and that, in other words, from where he got on and everything, I didn't have but one, there wasn't but one man on the bus and that was the teenage boy, when he got on the bus, in other words, when he got off, he was the only man except the teenage boy who was on the bus at the time.
Senator Cooper. Now was this man that you saw got on the bus the same one who told you that the President had been shot in the temple?
Mr. McWatters. The man who got on the bus now?
Senator Cooper. Yes. The man to whom you have just referred as getting on the bus near Murphy Street.