Mr. Specter. Why was your attention attracted to him?
Mrs. Hill. Because he was the only thing moving up there. The other people were all grief stricken and standing there and I don't know what I would have done with him when I got up there, but I don't know why I even had the instinct to run, and I don't know that it is anything even connected with this, but since I had already—I have told it and it is part of my recollection, I am just stating it again.
Mr. Specter. Well, was there anything about the man that attracted your attention to him beside the fact that he was moving?
Mrs. Hill. I just thought at the time—that's the man that did it.
Mr. Specter. Why did you think that this was the man that did it?
Mrs. Hill. I just don't know—I mean—that was my thought.
Mr. Specter. Did you see any weapon in his hand?
Mrs. Hill. No; I never saw a weapon during the whole time, in anyone's hand.
Mr. Specter. Did you see that man from the front?
Mrs. Hill. As well as I remember, now, when I saw him he was turning and going to the west.