Miss Henchliffe. Just some sheets and I guess there were some dirty syringes and needles laying on it that we picked up.
Mr. Specter. That you picked up—where were they placed?
Miss Henchliffe. We placed them on a tray and took them all out to the utility room.
Mr. Specter. How many sheets were there on the stretcher?
Miss Henchliffe. Well, I am really not sure—there was probably about two or three.
Mr. Specter. And in what position were they all on the stretcher after President Kennedy's body was removed?
Miss Henchliffe. Well, one was covering the whole mattress and there was one or two that we had left just under his head, that had been placed under his head.
Mr. Specter. And what was done with those sheets?
Miss Henchliffe. They were all rolled up and taken to the dirty linen hamper.
Mr. Specter. Do you know who took those to the dirty linen hamper?