Mr. Arnett. Well, I am not going to say either way on that, because I am not going to tell you anything I don't think is the truth.
Mr. Griffin. Are you sure the floodlights were on when you stationed yourself at the point that we have marked as point A at the bottom of the ramp?
Mr. Arnett. I would say lights were on. Now, whether they were floodlights or not, I couldn't tell you. I don't know whether you say just a light fitting there was a floodlight or the lights in the camera or——
Mr. Griffin. No; I am talking about the lights they use to illuminate the picture they are going to take, throw out on the subject?
Mr. Arnett. I will say the cameras had a light in them. I will say that. Now, whether you call them floodlights or not, I don't know. Now, they tell me that they can be on and not be taking pictures unless there is a red light burning. Now, whether that's true or not, I don't know.
Mr. Griffin. All right. Over where these TV cameras are, were there some lights placed in association with those cameras?
Mr. Arnett. All I can remember of, and I am trying to tell you the truth——
Mr. Griffin. Yes.
Mr. Arnett. Is that the light was on in the camera. You know what I mean, that [indicating] was burning.
Mr. Griffin. I don't know if you have taken home movies or anything like that, or just had your picture taken in a photographer's studio, often they beam a lot of lights down?