Mr. Clardy. Yes, sir; might add something a little further, that at no time other than when I walked across to Detective McMillon do I recall being over 3 feet from that corner in any direction.
Mr. Hubert. When did you first get to that corner, approximately?
Mr. Clardy. That would have been approximately 11 o'clock, maybe 10:55. It would have been pretty close.
Mr. Hubert. So, that from the—from between 10:55 and 11 o'clock you stayed in the position which is marked on Exhibit 5064, that being the position of B. S. Clardy prior to the shooting. You stayed in that position all—within 3 feet of it the whole—during the whole time until Oswald was shot, except on one occasion when you said you went over to talk to Detective McMillon?
Mr. Clardy. That's right.
Mr. Hubert. How far did you move, and in what direction did you go?
Mr. Clardy. Certainly—well, sir; he was across the aisle on the other side.
Mr. Hubert. Now, would you mark on the map approximately the position of McMillon when you walked over to him?
Mr. Clardy. Approximately—I walked over to him approximately in here [indicating].
Mr. Hubert. I am marking a circle, now, and I am putting on there, "Position of McMillon when Clardy walked over," right?