Governor Connally. He never uttered a sound at all that I heard.
Mr. Specter. Did Mrs. Kennedy state anything at that time?
Governor Connally. Yes; I have to—I would say it was after the third shot when she said, "They have killed my husband."
Mr. Specter. Did she say anything more?
Governor Connally. Yes; she said, I heard her say one time, "I have got his brains in my hand."
Mr. Specter. Did that constitute everything that she said at that time?
Governor Connally. That is all I heard her say.
Mr. Specter. Did Mrs. Connally say anything further at this time?
Governor Connally. All she said to me was, after I was hit when she pulled me over in her lap, she said, "Be quiet, you are going to be all right. Be still, you are going to be all right." She just kept repeating that.
Mr. Specter. Was anything further stated by Special Agent Roy Kellerman other than that which you have already testified about?