Mr. Specter. If she pushed him down immediately after he was shot on the first occasion?
Dr. Shaw. Yes.
Mr. Specter. But if her reaction was not that fast so that he was struck twice, of course then there would be a different situation, depending entirely on how fast she reacted.
Dr. Shaw. I think if he had been struck first in the wrist and not struck in the chest, he would have known that. He only remembers the hard blow to the back of his chest and doesn't remember being struck in the wrist at all.
Mr. Specter. Might he not have been struck in the chest first and struck by a subsequent shot in the wrist?
Dr. Shaw. Yes; but that's hard to postulate if he was down in the bottom of the car.
Mr. Specter. Dr. Shaw, have you been interviewed by any representatives of the Federal Government prior to today?
Dr. Shaw. Yes.
Mr. Specter. And who talked to you about this case?
Dr. Shaw. I don't have his name. I perhaps could find it. It was a member of the Secret Service.