Mr. Specter. And what was done with the sheets which had been used to absorb the blood from the President's body?
Mrs. Nelson. Well, there were approximately four sheets wrapped around him and the remaining sheets that were on the stretcher were pulled up and thrown in the linen hamper, according to Miss Bowron and Miss Henchliffe.
Mr. Specter. And where is that linen hamper located?
Mrs. Nelson. That linen hamper is located in the utility room area of the emergency room, which is just outside of the trauma room area.
Mr. Specter. And what floor is that on?
Mrs. Nelson. On the ground floor of the hospital.
Mr. Specter. What was done with Governor Connally?
Mrs. Nelson. Governor Connally was in the emergency room for a very short period, approximately 15 to 20 minutes, at which time he had chest tubes inserted, intravenous fluid started, anesthesia or oxygen given to him, and he was taken immediately from the emergency room to the operating room accompanied by several doctors.
Mr. Specter. Did you see him inside trauma room No. 2?
Mrs. Nelson. Yes; I did.