Mr. Ball. At that point when you looked, where was your car?
Mr. Underwood. Our car was in the intersection, in the intersection of Elm and Houston Street.
Mr. Ball. Had it made the turn yet?
Mr. Underwood. It had partially made the turn or had just begun to make the turn. Frankly, I was looking up and around and I saw at the same time people falling on the ground down the street toward the underpass and my first impression was some of these people falling to the ground had been shot.
Mr. Ball. Did your car stop?
Mr. Underwood. Our car stopped and the minute it stopped I leaped out of the car.
Mr. Ball. Where was your car when it stopped?
Mr. Underwood. Right in the intersection, perhaps just past the intersection, turned onto Elm.
Mr. Ball. Did you get out before the car parked along the curb?
Mr. Underwood. Yes, sir; the minute it stopped, I leaped over the side.