Mr. Specter. What marking, if any, was placed on the back of President Kennedy—the stand-in for President Kennedy?
Mr. Kelley. There was a chalk mark placed on his coat, in this area here.
Mr. Specter. And what did that chalk mark represent?
Mr. Kelley. That represented the entry point of the shot which wounded the President.
Mr. Specter. And how was the location for that mark fixed or determined?
Mr. Kelley. That was fixed from the photographs of a medical drawing that was made by the physicians and the people at Parkland and an examination of the coat which the President was wearing at the time.
Mr. Specter. As to the drawing, was that not the drawing made by the autopsy surgeons from Bethesda Naval Hospital?
Mr. Kelley. Bethesda Naval.
Mr. McCloy. Not Parkland, as I understand it?
Mr. Specter. No, sir; not Parkland, because as the record will show, the President was not turned over at Parkland.