Governor Connally. When I came to in the hospital on Saturday, the next morning, and I looked up and my arm was tied up in a hospital bed, and I said, "What is wrong with my arm?" And they told me then that I had a shattered wrist, and that is when I also found out I had a wound in the thigh.
Mr. Specter. Can you describe the nature of the wound in the thigh?
Governor Connally. Well, just a raw, open wound, looked like a fairly deep penetration.
Mr. Specter. Indicating about 2 inches?
Governor Connally. No; I would say about an inch, an inch and a quarter long is all; fairly wide, I would say a quarter of an inch wide, maybe more, a third of an inch wide, and about an inch and a quarter, an inch and a half long.
Mr. Specter. Were you conscious that you had been wounded on the left thigh at the time it occurred?
Governor Connally. No.
Mr. Specter. Did you first notice that in the hospital on the following day also?
Governor Connally. Yes.
Mr. Specter. In your view, which bullet caused the injury to your chest, Governor Connally?