Mr. Hubert. Just about what position in the crowd did he come from?
Lieutenant Wiggins. If you were familiar with that location I could tell you exactly.
Mr. Hubert. Well, now, we have here a mockup of the area, and also a corresponding chart that you can use, and for purposes now of identifying it, I am going to mark this document as follows, "Dallas, Tex., March 24, 1964. Exhibit No. 5076, deposition of Woodrow Wiggins." And I am signing my name to it, and I ask you, for the purpose of identification to sign beneath my name. Now, first of all, you—using the mockup to get your own position, and then secondly, I ask you to mark on this chart that we have identified your position by placing a circle actually at the place where you were.
Lieutenant Wiggins. Where my position was?
Mr. Hubert. At the time the shot was fired.
Lieutenant Wiggins. All right, sir. I had come out of this door and I had stepped to along here, just about there [indicating].
Mr. Hubert. Just put a circle there.
Lieutenant Wiggins. Okay.
Mr. Hubert. Now, I am writing—you have marked a little mark there and I have put a circle around it and I am marking here, "Position of Wiggins at the time of the shot." And circling that, is that correct?
Lieutenant Wiggins. That is prexactly (sic) correct.