Miss Henchliffe. It was just a little round—just a little round hole, just a little round jagged-looking—jagged a little bit.
Mr. Specter. What experience have you had in observing bullet holes, Miss Henchliffe?
Miss Henchliffe. Well, we take care of a lot of bullet wounds down there—I don't know how many a year.
Mr. Specter. Have you ever had any formal studies of bullet holes?
Miss Henchliffe. Oh, no; nothing except my experience in the emergency room.
Mr. Specter. In what?
Miss Henchliffe. In the emergency room is all.
Mr. Specter. What was done to the President after he arrived at the emergency room?
Miss Henchliffe. Well the first thing, his endotracheal tube was inserted.
Mr. Specter. Were you present all the time he was in the emergency room?