Mr. Liebeler. Yes. I see you would have to study just from where the sun was coming, but it could be determined where you were standing, and we could also apparently determine it by lining it up with across the street?
Mr. Willis. Off the record. Let me say this. You see in No. 1 shot where I am shown, you can see this shadow on the ground from this tree. This little bush—there is the shadow from the tree. This tree is on the ground, so if you look in my picture here, you can see the shadow in that picture. So you see that I did move down approximately this far.
Mr. Liebeler. All right. Now, you are certain that the first shot was fired at approximately the time or shortly at approximately the time you took the picture that has been marked Hudson Exhibit No. 1; is that right?
Mr. Willis. I am positive.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you remember hearing the shot?
Mr. Willis. Absolutely. I, having been in World War II, and being a deer hunter hobbyist, I would recognize a high-powered rifle immediately.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you recognize this as a high-powered rifle?
Mr. Willis. Absolutely.
Mr. Liebeler. And you heard it just about the time you took the picture that has been marked?
Mr. Willis. That's right.