Agent Howlett. Three feet, three inches and four feet, eight inches high.
Mr. Jenner. Three feet, three inches wide and four feet, eight inches high?
Agent Howlett. Right.
Mrs. Paine. That's not very wide is it—39 inches?
Mr. Jenner. Mrs. Paine, would you be good enough to go outside at the curb and stand at the place at which the FBI agent's automobile was on, as I recall your testimony, November 5, 1963, so that we can observe you through the picture window we have just mentioned and read it in the evidence?
Mrs. Paine. I'll do my best.
(At this point the witness, Mrs. Paine, left the house and proceeded to comply with the request of Counsel Jenner and Counsel Jenner stationed himself in the bedroom referred to before the window.)
Mr. Jenner. Back on the record. Mrs. Paine, I have asked you to locate as near as you can, to the best of your recollection, the position of the FBI agent's automobile where he parked on November 5, 1962, when he made his second visit to you, and have you done so?
Mrs. Paine. To the best of my recollection I have to say to you that I cannot be absolutely certain that the blue Oldsmobile was in front of my house on that day. I don't remember for certainty. If my husband's other car was being fixed, it was not in front of the house but that should be easily determined by asking the repair shop.
Mr. Jenner. Now, would you afford me your best recollection, however, at the moment?