Mr. Clardy. No, sir. I saw the—I say "movement"—I saw the car that Lieutenant Pierce drove out that ramp, and at the time that the car approached the top of the ramp there was nobody in that area.
Mr. Hubert. Did you see the car at the top of the ramp?
Mr. Clardy. Sir, the car now as it went out—let me get this straight here.
Mr. Hubert. Don't use the map now, if you can do it without it.
Mr. Clardy. Let me get it straight here. I watched the car drive out until he drove approximately half, or maybe three-fourths of the way up, and at that time, clear back down to here [indicating] there was nobody in between.
Mr. Hubert. All right.
Mr. Clardy. Now, as to what—watching it drive on up to the top of the ramp, no, sir.
Mr. Hubert. You did not see it drive to the top?
Mr. Clardy. No, sir.
Mr. Hubert. But, roughly between half and three-fourths of the way up the ramp? Were you looking in that direction after the car had passed out of the ramp?