Mr. Croy. Because of my position in the basement where I was standing when he shot Oswald.
Mr. Griffin. All right. Now, what did Captain Solomon say to you when you told what you had seen to Revill? Did Revill indicate that he had heard about this before, about your having been a witness to this?
Mr. Croy. Not that I recall.
Mr. Griffin. Was anybody else there?
Mr. Croy. Yes; Lieutenant, I think his name is Cornwall, he was present.
Mr. Griffin. Did either of them indicate surprise by having seen this?
Mr. Croy. No.
Mr. Griffin. You got the impression from the way they spoke, or any impression from the way they spoke, that they had heard this information before?
Mr. Croy. Well, they didn't act surprised. They didn't act like they didn't know about it. It kind of tied in with the other reports that they had gotten, I presume, from the way they acted.
Mr. Griffin. Now, what was the general attitude on their part in the taking of these statements. Did you feel that there was some, Cornwall and Revill were concerned about this situation?