Mr. Kelley. Yes.
Mr. Specter. So, could a shot have been fired from the top of the triple underpass which would have passed through the President's neck, disregarding the medical evidence on point of entry, which traveled in an upward direction from the front of his neck upward to the back of his neck?
Mr. Kelley. In my judgment, no.
Representative Ford. If a person were standing where you have indicated you were on that triple overpass, on November 22, he would have been in full view of anybody in the immediate vicinity.
Mr. Kelley. Yes; and there were people on the overpass. There was a policeman on the overpass, there were a number of railroad workmen on the overpass at that time.
Representative Ford. There would have been no place where such a person could have hidden himself and not been detected?
Mr. Kelley. Not on the overpass.
Mr. Dulles. What were the railway workmen doing on the overpass, were they helping to guard the overpass or just spectators?
Mr. Kelley. No; they were working. There are a great many tracks indicated here.
Mr. Dulles. Yes; I was up there and I remember it very well.