Mr. Hill. That's right.
Mr. Belin. Would that be about the size of the crowd that was there, as you remember it?
Mr. Hill. The crowd was split up into two groups at that time, on each side of the theatre entrance.
Mr. Belin. You mean by the time you brought the suspect out?
Mr. Hill. Yes; the area immediately in front of the theatre looking to the car was open at the time.
Mr. Belin. Who opened it?
Mr. Hill. The crowd had been kept back by some officers who had been left outside to cover off the front of the theatre when the rest of us entered.
Mr. Belin. Apart from the fact that the crowd was split when you led the suspect out, does this appear to be about the number of people there?
Mr. Hill. No, sir. I would say probably this picture appears to me to contain 75 to 100 people, and I would say probably at the time that we came out of the theatre, by just glancing on both sides as we moved between the two groups to the car, I would estimate the crowd was probably about 200.
Mr. Belin. All right; anything else up to the time you got to the car that anyone said or did that you haven't related, that you can remember now?