Mr. Specter. Did you ever take it down and put it in order yourself?
Mr. Jimison. No, sir; we never carry it down ourselves. The fact is—the purpose is—we have enough to do up there, and we have men up there to take care of that.
Mr. Specter. Somebody else is supposed to take the elevator up there? Is that right?
Mr. Jimison. One of them—we put it on the elevator, then it becomes the responsibility of the emergency room.
Mr. Specter. Was there any other stretcher placed on that elevator later that day?
Mr. Jimison. Not during my shift.
Mr. Specter. Are you the only man who would put the stretcher on the elevator if there were one?
Mr. Jimison. No, I is not, but might near—I could might near see of anybody—from where the elevator sits from where the halls were—I could might near see all of the stretchers put on there.
Mr. Specter. If a stretcher was put on there it would have to be in your presence?
Mr. Jimison. I would have had to be hid where I wouldn't be able to see it.