He said, "I just thought he was a Secret Service man."
And at that time he appeared to be, as far as I was concerned, truthful about the matter.
Mr. Stern. You didn't have any reason to doubt him?
Mr. Sorrels. No.
Mr. Stern. And would the same be true of what Mr. Brennan told you, and Euins?
Mr. Sorrels. Yes, sir.
Mr. Stern. Did you look towards the window that Roland had pointed out from the spot at which he said he was standing, to see whether it was possible to observe from there someone standing several feet back from the window? Did you have occasion to check that?
Mr. Sorrels. Well, no, not specifically.
Later on I heard that he had—I believe in his statement that he wrote up down there at the sheriff's office, something about 15 feet back. And I thought to myself, well, I don't think you could see anybody that far back.
Mr. Stern. But he didn't tell you that?