Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, how about when you saw an automobile move out of the
garage? Did you follow that automobile--did you watch and see where
that automobile went?
Mr. NEWMAN. Not from the time it got on the ramp. I couldn't see but
about two thirds of the ramp. I couldn't see the door.
Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. Now, after that automobile left, did you
continue to watch over in that direction?
Mr. NEWMAN. No. There was nothing unusual about it.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Prior to the time, or as the automobile was moving out,
can you describe this area, in what I will call the entrance to the
garage, describe how many people were in that area there?
Mr. NEWMAN. Oh, I would estimate there were 40, 50, 60 people.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, were there substantially more people in the area in
the garageway than in the area along the Main Street ramp?
Mr. NEWMAN. No; there were more people over in this area here, along
this wall [indicating].