Mr. Liebeler. Do you think that it is consistent with what you heard and saw that day, that the shots could have come from the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository?
Mr. Tague. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. There was in fact a considerable echo in that area?
Mr. Tague. There was no echo from where I stood. I was asked this question before, and there was no echo. It was just a loud, oh, not a cannon, but definitely louder and more solid than a rifleshot.
Mr. Liebeler. So you, being in a place where there was no echo, you were able to recognize how many shots there were quite clearly?
Mr. Tague. I believe so.
Mr. Liebeler. And you say you heard three shots?
Mr. Tague. That is right.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you remember seeing anything else or observing anything else that day that you think would be helpful to the Commission, that I haven't asked you about?
Mr. Tague. Not that I can think of. There is lots of things that you recall about something like that, that you don't recall for certain. What struck me the most was that everybody said all three shots were accounted for. I felt very strongly that the third shot hit down there, and there was the deputy sheriff and the patrolman down under the bridge right there with me.