Mr. Harrison. There was a uniformed officer up there.
Mr. Griffin. Now, from where you were down here at what we have called your initial position, on the time or times that you looked up toward that uniformed officer up there, could you make out his face and what-not?
Mr. Harrison. I never did see his face. All I could see was a man in uniform up there.
Mr. Griffin. Now, we have learned subsequently, and you have, too, I am sure, that that was Officer Vaughn that was up there?
Mr. Harrison. That is right.
Mr. Griffin. Did you know Vaughn before?
Mr. Harrison. Yes, sir.
Mr. Griffin. Were you able to tell from where you were that it was Vaughn up there?
Mr. Harrison. Well, I didn't know who it was up there. I could just see his uniform and back.
Mr. Griffin. Was it because he didn't turn his face to you?