Mr. Watson. Well, sir; he and I were the only two in the ramp opening, in that distance from the corner to here [indicating]. I believe we were the only two and I believe——
Mr. Hubert. Nobody behind you?
Mr. Watson. And I believe an officer or two in here [indicating]. I don't remember moving around so much. I mean we didn't take stationary positions designated. Now, we just took positions as we saw fit before they came out.
Mr. Hubert. Let me mark another circle here, sir. What I am marking is the approximate position of Harrison.
Mr. Watson. I'd say 3- or 4-foot over.
Mr. Hubert. Right there [indicating]?
Mr. Watson. That's right. I would say he would have been a little closer than that.
Mr. Hubert. I am writing on the map, "Position of Blackie Harrison at time of shooting," and circling that and connecting it with a small circle showing the approximate position of Blackie Harrison. That is your best estimate of where he was?
Mr. Watson. Yes, sir.
Mr. Hubert. He was also facing in the direction of the Commerce Street—with his back toward Main Street?