Mr. Hubert. I have written on the map, "Position of J. C. Watson at time of shooting," and I have encircled it and connected it with a line into the circle which you have indicated was the position that you were standing in at the moment of the shooting. As I understand your testimony, you were more or less moving up and down along that position?
Mr. Watson. Well, that would have been previous, until the time they were bringing him down. Right at the moment, the only difference would be we were probably back—I would probably have been back, I would say, level with the curb line, but at the moment they come out the photographers—and there were some photographers right in this corner, and one more officer, I think, to my left, and more or less—we moved forward just probably a couple of feet, or three. We didn't move over 2 or 3 feet.
Mr. Hubert. You want to make this comment about the position I have marked as your position at the time of the shooting, you say that it is correct, that prior to the shooting you were perhaps 2 or 3 feet—
Mr. Watson. Two feet.
Mr. Hubert. Two feet back in the direction of Main Street?
Mr. Watson. Yes; only because as the photographers come forward, we tend to come forward and kind of——
Mr. Hubert. So, I am going to mark another circle then about 2 feet. This is not going to be accurate, but the purpose of the circle is to show your position prior to the shooting.
Mr. Watson. They bring anyone down, people all naturally seem to move forward a little, just close in a little.
Mr. Hubert. I have written on the map and encircled the following language. "Position of J. C. Watson prior to the shooting." I'll connect that with a circle, does that conform with your understanding of the situation?
Mr. Watson. Yes, sir.