Mr. KRISS. Well, I couldn't be for sure, but it seemed that large
amount people all around there and in here, too.
Mr. HUBERT. Did you notice an automobile being driven out of there just
a few seconds or minutes----
Mr. KRISS. I can't recall that. I have tried to remember that and I
can't recall that. No; I can't recall that.
Mr. HUBERT. You don't recall it?
Mr. KRISS. No; I can remember something vaguely. I can remember doing
something--they were moving a car, but I was mostly interested in
watching the press, keeping everyone here. That was my job, keeping
everyone on the east side of the rail.
Mr. HUBERT. I understand, and you were looking more at the press than
at the Main Street ramp?
Mr. KRISS. That's correct; that's correct.
Mr. HUBERT. Did you see this man when he came down?
Mr. KRISS. No; I didn't see--all I saw was just a blur right in here
[indicating]. I didn't see--I was like everyone else, I was waiting
here, and Oswald was right here [indicating], and that is where I
looked at Oswald, and I was a curiosity seeker, I think, when I should
have been watching--I was--learned my lesson.