Mr. Specter. I mean, if he was turning, his hands would have been visible, wouldn't they?

Mrs. Hill. They surely would have been.

Mr. Specter. So, what you are saying is, you don't have any recollection of seeing his hands?

Mrs. Hill. I have no recollection—that's right.

Mr. Specter. But from the position of his body, his hands would have been in the position where they could have been observed?

Mrs. Hill. That's right—surely.

Mr. Specter. And do you have any recollection of observing any weapon in either hand?

Mrs. Hill. No; I never saw a weapon the whole time.

Mr. Specter. Had you moved from point "A" at the time you first saw him?

Mrs. Hill. That's the reason I ran across the street.