Mrs. Hill. Featherstone. And I told him that—I told Mr. Lane that Mr. Featherstone had told me that, and I said, "But I did," and he said, "No; don't say that any more on the air."
Mr. Specter. Who said, "Don't say that any more on the air?"
Mrs. Hill. Featherstone; and I made it clear to Mark Lane, because I mentioned his name several times, and he said, "He has told me not to tell anyone"——
Mr. Specter. You mean Featherstone?
Mrs. Hill. Yes; that the shots had come from a window up in the Depository and for me not to say that any more, that I was wrong about it, and I said "Very well," and so I just didn't say any more that I ran across the street to see the man, and that's the part, as much as I can get from when the FBI men came out and talked to me the other day, that is the part mostly that I got that was out of context, because what he gave the Commission was basically true.
Mr. Specter. What Mark Lane gave the Commission?
Mrs. Hill. Yes.
Mr. Specter. Except for what——
Mrs. Hill. Except he didn't have his comments in there.
Mr. Specter. What were his comments?