Mr. Shaneyfelt. I might say that this position was determined by Mr. Frazier in the window. We moved the car around until he told us from the window, viewing through the rifle, the point where he wanted the car to stop. And he was the one in the window that told us where the point A was. Once we established that, we then photographed it.
Mr. Dulles. Could he see the mark on the back of the coat from the window?
Mr. Shaneyfelt. Yes; through the rifle scope, he could see the mark.
Mr. Specter. Does the picture designated "photograph through rifle scope" depict the actual view of the rifleman through the actual Mannlicher-Carcano weapon?
Mr. Shaneyfelt. That is correct. At point A.
Senator Cooper. When Mr. Frazier testifies, then, will he correlate this photograph with a frame from photographs taken of the actual motorcade at the time of the assassination?
Mr. Shaneyfelt. No; we cannot correlate this with a frame from the motion picture because Mr. Zapruder didn't start taking pictures until the car had passed this point.
So we, therefore, on this frame and for the next two or three points, have no picture from Mr. Zapruder, since he wasn't taking pictures at that time.
Mr. Dulles. Off the record.
(Discussion off the record.)