Mr. STERN. Now, that statement makes clear that you heard four shots,
thought you heard four shots at that time?
Mr. HOLLAND. Yes.
Mr. STERN. All right.
Mr. HOLLAND. But, two of them was rather close together, though.
Mr. STERN. So close do you think that might have been one shot?
Mr. HOLLAND. No, it was four.
Mr. STERN. You are clear there were four?
Mr. HOLLAND. No; it was different sounds, different reports.
Mr. STERN. All right. Mr. Morrison, are there any questions you would
like to ask Mr. Holland to clarify any points that we discussed?
Mr. MORRISON. Mr. Holland, is there anything you might add to this?
Mr. HOLLAND. Well, the only thing that I remember now that I didn't
then, I remember about the third car down from this fence, there was
a station wagon backed up toward the fence, about the third car down,
and a spot. I'd say 3 foot by 2 foot, looked to me like somebody had
been standing there for a long period. I guess if you could count them
about a hundred foottracks in that little spot, and also mud up on the
bumper of that station wagon.
Mr. STERN. This was a car back--parked behind the picket fence? Well,
why don't you put the Number "5" approximately where that car would
have been.