Dr. Wood. I am not aware of that. I am aware of the fact that he—he thinks he said that the rifle they first showed him was the rifle, but the scope was not the same scope that he showed them. I think that is what my boy said. I don't know for sure whether they showed him two different pictures or not, but one time they came out, the FBI come and stayed a very short while and said is this the scope. That is the way I understood my wife to say, and my boy said no, that is not the scope.
Mr. Liebeler. I want to show you some pictures that have previously been marked as Commission Exhibits 451 and 453 through 456, and ask you if any of the pictures I show you resemble the men who you saw at the rifle range?
Dr. Wood. I pick out someone nearest resembling—is that what you are asking me? Or is the likeness of either of these to him?
Mr. Liebeler. Yes, is this the fellow you saw at the rifle range, do you think? Are any of these pictures of the man you saw at the rifle range?
Dr. Wood. May I ask this, that the profile that I got of the man, as I told the FBI, was not a profile like this. It was a lateral side profile, because I was facing in this angle, and I said I could only describe him from a lateral view and from the shoulder up, even though I walked down to the rifle range to the target with him. I did not pay a bit of attention to him.
Mr. Liebeler. So would the picture here, Commission Exhibit 454, be a lateral view of the type you describe.
Dr. Wood. No, sir.
Mr. Liebeler. That is too much from the front?
Dr. Wood. Well, now, that is a right lateral view. I assume his was a left lateral view. But still I would say that wasn't.
Mr. Liebeler. You would say what?