Mr. KELLERMAN. I didn't see it, sir.
Senator COOPER. What you saw yourself?
Mr. KELLERMAN. No; I didn't.
Representative FORD. Was that because Hill had thrown his coat over the
President, or just didn't see the skin or the body at the time?
Mr. KELLERMAN. No, sir. When I--that coat was thrown over, sir, to
eliminate any gruesome pictures.
Representative FORD. How far over that body? Did it go over the head
only or down the chest?
Mr. KELLERMAN. No; the whole coat went all the way down to the
waistline, sir.
Mr. SPECTER. You saw the President's face, though, at a later time as
you have described?
Mr. KELLERMAN. Yes, thank you. This I had lost track of, to help you
out, Mr. Congressman. While he lay on the stretcher in that emergency
room his collar and everything is up and I saw nothing in his face to
indicate an injury, whether the shot had come through or not. He was
clear.
Representative FORD. But while he was on the stretcher in the emergency
room you saw his face?
Mr. KELLERMAN. That is right.