Mr. TURNER. Let’s see. “11,” “12,” “14,” “15.”
Mr. HUBERT. Let’s say approximately “15,” by the rail?
Mr. TURNER. He could have come over the rail, because I didn’t see him
prior to that point.
Mr. HUBERT. In other words, his movements were such that you couldn’t
say whether he came down the ramp, or came through the rail?
Mr. TURNER. That’s right, sir, because I didn’t see him far enough up
the ramp to where it was enclosed.
Mr. HUBERT. And when you did see him it was beyond the point where the
rail begins?
Mr. TURNER. I think I am too far back according to this. He would
have--let’s move “A,” “B,”----
Mr. HUBERT. Well, let’s put the second position that you have mentioned
as “C,” “D.”
Mr. TURNER. According to your mockup, it is half way, approximately.
Mr. HUBERT. Just about.