Mr. Daniels. Right.

Mr. Hubert. And the statement you made in your deposition earlier today that you could not be sure whether that man went in before or after was incorrect? I think you even went further, if my memory serves me right, and said that your best recollection was that the man had gone down past Vaughn before the car came out, isn't that what you said earlier in your deposition?

Mr. Daniels. Yes; until I refreshed myself on it and when I read that I got a better picture in my mind.

Mr. Hubert. So that now your testimony is that you think that the man you saw go by—past Vaughn, did so after the car had gone out, that is to say, after Vaughn had left his position at (2), gone out into the street to the approximate position of (4) and come back again to his position at (2)?

Mr. Daniels. Right.

Mr. Hubert. And then it was at that time or shortly thereafter that the man went straight by Vaughn?

Mr. Daniels. Yes.

Mr. Hubert. But that is your present best recollection?

Mr. Daniels. Right.

Mr. Hubert. Now, you believe that the thing that has made you change your mind is that when you read these statements—it refreshes your memory?