Mr. Griffin. Now after you finished examining the armored car and you talked with Chief Stevenson, did you get a chance to look at the placement of the news personnel, the news media people in the basement?
Chief Batchelor. Shortly before he came down, yes.
Mr. Griffin. Now looking toward the Main Street ramp, how many rows deep, if there was more than one row at all, were the policemen who were blocking the Main Street ramp?
Chief Batchelor. How many rows deep were the policemen?
Mr. Griffin. I'm sorry, the news people, if you understand what I mean?
Chief Batchelor. There was about, as I remember it, about two deep along there. Some places there might have been a third man behind, but most about two deep.
Mr. Griffin. Would you come here and mark along the Main Street ramp about how deep these people were?
Chief Batchelor. [Marking.] There weren't many along there because there were cameras there.
Mr. Griffin. How many people would you estimate were in that area there?
Chief Batchelor. Oh, there couldn't have been too many in that particular area there. It is only 15 feet wide, maybe 20 or 25 in there, maybe 30.