Mr. Couch. Yes; I was almost in the middle and sitting on the—it was a convertible—and sitting on the back of the back seat, with my feet on the seat.
Mr. Belin. Your feet were on the seat—and you would be sitting on the top of the back seat?
Mr. Couch. That's right.
Mr. Belin. There were three of you in the back?
Mr. Couch. Yes; three in the back.
Mr. Belin. And were you in the middle or to the right or to the left?
Mr. Couch. I was about in the middle.
Mr. Belin. All right. Now, as you turned north on Houston, do you remember about how fast you were going?
Mr. Couch. Well, I'd say still that—of course, allowing for the turn—that the pace of the motorcade was about the same. We were clipping along and, as I said, I do have films after we had turned the other corner, and you could still see that the motorcade was moving fairly fast.
Mr. Belin. Were there any motorcycle policemen riding alongside the motorcade, that you remember?