Mr. Specter. Did you at any time see a wound to the head?
Dr. Hunt. No; I didn't see it.
Mr. Specter. And was there something obscuring your view from seeing the head wound?
Dr. Hunt. Yes; I could see his face and I could also see that a great deal of blood was running off of the table from his right side and I was on his left side.
Mr. Specter. Were you near his head or foot or the middle of the body?
Dr. Hunt. I was about midbody actually, well, no—more at his shoulder, when I leaned over to look at him.
Mr. Specter. Did you ever observe any wound in the neck?
Dr. Hunt. I did not actually see the wound in the neck. I say that because I assumed there was a wound—someone's hand was there and there was blood present, but there was blood on nearly everyone.
Mr. Specter. What was the condition of his throat when you first observed him, if you did observe it at all?
Dr. Hunt. I couldn't—I don't know—I can't say. You mean, as far as inside or outside?