Mr. SCOGGINS. Yes, yes; I was over there----

Mr. BELIN. And you parked your cab in what spot?

Mr. SCOGGINS. There on Patton, facing 10th at approximately the place I

thought I was parked at, the reasonable area where I thought I was. I

wouldn't say I was exactly on that spot, but within a foot or so.

Mr. BELIN. Does Exhibit 530 appear to be a picture of your cab at that

point?

Mr. SCOGGINS. Yes, sir.

Mr. BELIN. I also hand you Commission Exhibit 531 and ask you if there

is another view of your cab also at that same point?

Mr. SCOGGINS. Yes; it appears to be.

Mr. BELIN. You were there when those two pictures were taken?

Mr. SCOGGINS. Yes, sir; I was there whenever they took some picture. I

couldn't swear these were the ones, but I imagine it was.

Mr. BELIN. These are pictures numbered 7 and 22 in that sequence there.

Mr. Scoggins, at the time of November 22, 1963, were there as many cars

parked along Patton Street as appear to be in these Exhibits 530 and

531?

Mr. SCOGGINS. There wasn't as many on this side here.

Mr. BELIN. You are speaking now when you say "This side here," you are

pointing to the east or west side of the street?

Mr. SCOGGINS. On the west side.

Mr. BELIN. There weren't as many on the west side?

Mr. SCOGGINS. There wasn't as many here as where the pickup truck is

setting here.

Mr. BELIN. That would be down below the second or third car south of

East 10th, is that right.

Mr. SCOGGINS. Yes; on this other side it was taken up solid, and the

only place I could found is here is the reason I come up here and

parked, because the club is down here at this other end, and I would

have taken the first parking place I found because, you know, the

closest to the club.

Mr. DULLES. As far as you know, there were no people in these cars that

were parked there?

Mr. SCOGGINS. No; there was no one in those cars.

Mr. BELIN. Did you see any people in any cars parked on either side of

Patton Street?

Mr. SCOGGINS. None.

Mr. BELIN. Mr. Scoggins, handing you Exhibit 162, have you ever seen

any jacket on any person in that area of East 10th and Patton that

looks familiar to, or looks anything similar to this exhibit, or does

this appear to be lighter or darker than the jacket?

Mr. SCOGGINS. It appears to be a little lighter, but the sleeves look

familiar all right, the type of sleeve. He had on a jacket, the type of

sleeve of that, but I thought it was a little darker.

Mr. BELIN. Do you remember whether it was a zipper or button jacket or

don't you----

Mr. SCOGGINS. No; I couldn't tell you that.

Mr. BELIN. Do you remember what kind of trousers the man was wearing?

Mr. SCOGGINS. The best I can remember they was dark, not too dark, and

he had on a light shirt.

Mr. BELIN. A light shirt?

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