General Walker (initials). Yes; that is a picture of the alley looking south toward the same apartment building we referred to before, down to where the alley connects with Avondale showing the back fence and the entrance into my backyard. I believe the picture is taken at a different date from the other one we referred to, because the fence has been changed behind the house.
Mr. Liebeler. That apartment is completed in the picture?
General Walker. That's right. There was work on the fence in the other house and, also, the apartment building is in further advanced stage of construction.
Mr. Liebeler. In fact, it looks to be completed in Walker Exhibit No. 4, does it not, the apartment building?
General Walker. Yes; it does.
Mr. Liebeler. Now, I show you a series of photographs which are copies of Commission Exhibits Nos. 998, 999, 1000, 1002, and 1004, and ask you if each and every one is not, in fact, an aerial view of the general vicinity of your home and surrounding area, and if the identification of landmarks in those pictures, insofar as you can tell, is correct.
General Walker. 998 is identification of my home. 1000 would certainly include the area of my home. It is hard to identify the exact house marked "A".
Mr. Liebeler. Well, that big old apartment building is in there in 1000?
General Walker. That is correct. So it is bound to include the area of my home; 1002 is the area of my home, and it indicates my house; 1004 certainly includes the area of my home, and it would be very difficult without further study to definitely identify that as my home. They all include the area of my home. My home definitely is in those pictures.
Mr. Liebeler. You don't see any obvious mistakes, at least, as far as the identification and the symbols on the pictures are concerned?