Mr. Ball. And didn't you talk to somebody that was also in a tower?
Mr. Boone. Yes; I did.
Mr. Ball. A man named Bowers?
Mr. Boone. I don't know what his name was. He was up in the tower and I hollered up there to see if he had seen anybody running out there in the freight yards, or heard any shots. And he said he didn't hear any shots, and he hadn't seen anybody racing around out there in the yard.
Mr. Ball. That was a railroad tower?
Mr. Boone. Yes; it is situated between the tracks and the school book depository. Almost directly west of the building.
Mr. Ball. After that, what did you do?
Mr. Boone. Well, I finally went around and was talking to some of the spectators that were in the area there, located a boy by the name of Betzer. He had taken what he thought was some photographs, or there were photographs—he thought he might have had a portion of the building.
Later on we were able to ascertain that the shots had come from the building, from that southeast corner over there. And he had some photographs, but they didn't extend past the second floor on the building.
Mr. Ball. Did you go up into the building then?