Mr. Romack. Herald, the paper that I take.
Mr. Belin. What did you see in the paper?
Mr. Romack. I saw an article that was written by a guy, which I have been concerned about this thing all the way through, the assassination and I got to reading it, and it is a story that just don't jibe with about me sitting there and watching the building. It just kind of upset me to know there is some monkey just hatched up such a story.
Mr. Belin. What is the story that you read that you got concerned about?
Mr. Romack. About a guy seeing a rifle drawn in from the building above him, and he also seen the people as the shots were being fired, and he also seen some character running toward me with an overcoat on which was brown or gray or blue, and he heard 4 shots.
Mr. Belin. Let me ask you this. Do you remember what page of the paper this was on?
Mr. Romack. It was on the headlines. I don't mean the headlines. It was on the front page in the left corner of the page.
Mr. Belin. Now you say something concerned you about the article. Was it the fact that he said he saw a rifle there that concerned you?
Mr. Romack. No, sir; the fact that he was running somebody over me, and that is what I was out there doing. That is what I was doing. I was watching.
Mr. Belin. You mean the portion of the article that concerned you was that someone said that someone else was running?