Dr. Jenkins. The hallway was loaded with people.
Mr. Specter. What medical personnel were in attendance?
Dr. Jenkins. Including Mrs. Kennedy, I recognized, and Secret Service men, I didn't know whether to block the way or get out of it, as it turned out. Dr. James Carrico and Dr. Dulany—Dick Dulany, I guess you have his name, and several nurses were in the room.
Mr. Specter. Could you identify the nurses?
Dr. Jenkins. Well, not really. I could identify them only having later looked around and identified from my own record that I have, the names of all who were there later. Now, whether they are the same ones when I first went there, I don't know. I have all the names in my report, it seemed to me.
Mr. Specter. Could you now identify all of the nurses from your later observations of them?
Dr. Jenkins. Well, I can identify who was in there at the close of the procedure, that is, the doctors, as well as those who were helping.
Mr. Specter. Fine, would you do that for us, please?
Dr. Jenkins. These included a Mrs. or Miss Patricia Hutton and Miss Diana Bowron, B-o-w-r-o-n (spelling), and a Miss Henchliffe—I don't know her first name, but I do know it is Henchliffe.
Mr. Specter. Margaret?