Mr. NEWMAN. All right [indicating].
Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, was that car there at the time that Oswald was shot?
Mr. NEWMAN. No; it wasn't.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, did you see that car moved?
Mr. NEWMAN. I don't recall it being moved. It might possibly have been
the car that left here. I do know there was a car over here. I wasn't
paying that much attention as to what they were doing. This might
possibly have been this car; I don't know.
Mr. GRIFFIN. You are not sure where the car that went up the ramp came
from, but you did see a car go up the ramp?
Mr. NEWMAN. Uh-huh.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you see this car that moved through the line of
newsman?
Mr. NEWMAN. Not that I recall. I didn't pay any attention to it.
Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. You have indicated that this car you saw move
out, moved out 5 or 10 minutes before the shooting. Now, I know it's
awful difficult, we have been here talking, and I frankly haven't
any idea how long we have talked. Maybe it is easier to pinpoint the
movement of that car in terms of when you heard that pop bottle?
Mr. NEWMAN. All I know, it was sometime between the bottle and the
shooting. I would say I can't pinpoint it even within 10 minutes, but I
do know it was a short time.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Okay. I will mark this, "Exhibit, Dallas, Texas, W. J.
Newman," no; I take that back. I will mark it, but I think it best that
we go through this whole thing chronologically. W. J. Newman, 3-25-64,
Exhibit 5038. Now, what did you do after the shot was fired?
Mr. NEWMAN. As soon as I heard the shot fired, I ran up into this place
[indicating].
Mr. GRIFFIN. I don't think we need to mark it. You stood at the base of
the garage ramp?
Mr. NEWMAN. That's right.
Mr. GRIFFIN. What did you do at that point?