Mr. Liebeler. Now, that sign says, "R. L. Thornton Freeway, keep right." Where is the Stemmons Freeway sign in this picture? Can you see it in that picture at all—I can't.
Mr. Hudson. I can't either—that isn't it—it's farther up this way.
Mr. Liebeler. That's further back up and it's out of the picture?
Mr. Hudson. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. There are two signs in picture No. 18, one says, "R. L. Thornton Freeway, keep right," and the other one says, "Fort Worth Turnpike, keep right."
Mr. Hudson. There were two of them that wasn't too far apart right through there—them signs was—one was right along in here and the other one was either further up, I guess. It's not in that picture—I don't believe. Now, they have moved some of those signs. They have moved that R. L. Thornton Freeway sign and put up a Stemmons sign.
Mr. Liebeler. They have? They have moved it?
Mr. Hudson. Yes, sir.
Mr. Liebeler. That might explain it, because this picture here, No. 18, was taken after the assassination and this one was taken at the time—No. 1.
Mr. Hudson. Yes; it had to be right along in there—those steps have got to come down right along in here, if I see the picture right. Now, this is Elm right here coming down through here, and this is that concrete thing up here that comes around like this—it comes over here and the steps begin right along up in there somewhere and come on down right here to the sidewalk, right along in there somewhere to where those steps is.