Mr. Couch. That would be the far east.
Mr. Belin. The far east of what side of the building?
Mr. Couch. The south side of the building.
Mr. Belin. Do you remember whether or not that window at which you saw the rifle, you say, being withdrawn—first of all, could you tell it was a rifle?
Mr. Couch. Yes, I'd say you could. Uh—if a person was just standing on the—as much as I saw, if the factors that did happen, did not happen, you might not say that it was a rifle. In other words, if you just saw an object being pulled back into a window, you wouldn't think anything of it. But with the excitement intense right after that third shot and what Bob yelled, my impression was that it was a rifle.
Mr. Belin. Did you see anything more than a steel barrel of a rifle?
Mr. Couch. No.
Mr. Belin. Could you tell whether or not the rifle had any telescopic sight on it?
Mr. Couch. No.
Mr. Belin. Did you see any of the stock of the rifle?