Mr. McCloy. There the President has got his hands up as you put it to his throat.
Mr. Shaneyfelt. Yes.
Mr. McCloy. And here is Connally facing to the front.
Mr. Shaneyfelt. Yes.
Mr. McCloy. So at that point a bullet coming through the President's throat could have hit Connally in the spot where it did hit Connally.
Mr. Shaneyfelt. I am going to defer that question to Mr. Frazier who is in the window with the rifle scope and made a more thorough study of the possible path of the bullet. But he is straight in the car in frame 231.
Mr. McCloy. But your testimony is in frame 248—frame 249 Connally couldn't have been hit from this window in the position where he was sitting.
Mr. Shaneyfelt. That is correct, on the basis stated.
Mr. Dulles. But, you would have then the problem you would think if Connally had been hit at the same time, would have reacted in the same way, and not reacted much later as these pictures show.
Mr. McCloy. That is right.