Dr. Bieberdorf. And it is spelled “B-e-i,” instead of B-i-e.
Mr. Hubert. I see.
Dr. Bieberdorf. Okay. And on page 1, paragraph 2, on the second sentence of that paragraph that reads, “He stated he relieved a Bill Hall, former classmate, who had been on duty since noon of the previous day.”
Mr. Hubert. Now, what is the comment you have to make about that?
Dr. Bieberdorf. Well, he is not a classmate. He is a medical student, but he is not a classmate of mine.
Mr. Hubert. Otherwise, the sentence is correct?
Dr. Bieberdorf. Otherwise it is correct. Okay. In that same—on page 1, second paragraph, the sixth sentence, which reads, “He advised that from his position he had an unobstructed view of the basement parking area and that he did not notice if there were any doors between them and the basement area.”
The position that they are talking about that has been previously identified, I did not have what you would call an unobstructed view of the area, due to the presence of somewhere around 20, somewhere between 15 and 20 newsmen that were standing between me and the basement parking area.
Mr. Hubert. Where were you standing?
Does that Exhibit 5123, state?