Mr. HARRISON. Now, where are you referring to?
Mr. GRIFFIN. As I understand it, as Oswald walked out, there was a line
of people that came from the north----
Mr. HARRISON. Northwest.
Mr. GRIFFIN. What corner are we going to call that, northwest or
northeast? I think this would be the west.
Mr. MacMASTER. Northwest, that is right, isn't it?
Mr. HARRISON. Yes; that is correct.
Mr. GRIFFIN. I am going to put "Northwest corner" here so we will know
what we are talking about. There was a line of people, was there not,
from what I have marked the northwest corner of the Main Street wall
all of the way over to you and then around here? No?
Mr. HARRISON. No.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Okay. I am honestly trying to find out here how these
people were lined up.
Mr. HARRISON. Well, due to these lights and the cameras being here,
this area was open. There was, like I say, this Japanese, and there was
another man or two in that area here, whom I don't--I don't have any
idea who he was.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Just put a couple of question marks there. Okay.
Mr. HARRISON. And behind me, there were--not immediately behind me, but
back in this area----
Mr. GRIFFIN. All right.
Mr. HARRISON. Toward the west wall, there was police and also Captain
Arnett of the reserves standing--he was standing fairly close to me
behind me.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Where was Captain Arnett? Put an "A" where you think he
was and then put a circle around that.
Mr. HARRISON. He was in that general area somewhere.
Mr. GRIFFIN. At the time that Oswald walked out?