All right. Now, you have looked over the other pages of 5083, and handed it back to me, are there any corrections or deletions or—wrong statements or anything that you would like to comment upon?
Mr. Lowery. Best I can remember the rest of it is fairly accurate.
Mr. Hubert. Now, I want to have you identify a chart of the basement area of the Dallas Police Department and I am marking upon it for the purposes of identification the words, "Dallas, Tex., March 25, 1964. Exhibit Number 5084, deposition of R. L. Lowery." And I am signing my name below that, and just for the purposes of identification, I wish you would sign your name below it, too, below my name.
I would like you to look at the mockup here and—if you will come over here with me, we can put the chart and the mockup together, and I would like you to—by using the mockup, point to the place on the mockup where you were standing and then we will mark it on the map.
Mr. Lowery. All right. I was standing exactly at this point here [indicating]. In fact, the corner—I was leaning back against the corner, and I could feel it exactly between my shoulder blades.
Mr. Hubert. All right. Now, I am marking a circle right here as the point that you are talking about?
Mr. Lowery. Yes, sir; and that would be on the southwest corner.
Mr. Hubert. Southwest corner of the intersection of the jail corridor and the ramp?
Mr. Lowery. Yes, sir.
Mr. Hubert. I am marking a circle around the position you have indicated and I am writing the words, "Position of R. L. Lowery at the time of the shooting," which I am also placing in a circle. Now, is that correct, sir? That was your position?