Victoria Adams

Now, of that third pair, from the east side, would it have been the east window or the west window?

The west window.

So another way, if you don't count in pairs, but count in single units from the east side, you would have been in the sixth window from your left as you were facing out the window, is that correct?

That's right.

Were you standing with anyone

Yes, sir.

With whom?

I was standing with Sandra Styles, Elsie Dorman, and Dorothy May Garner.

Will you state what you saw, what you did, and what you heard?

I watched the motorcade come down Main, as it turned from Main onto Houston, and watched it proceed around the corner on Elm, and apparently somebody in the crowd called to the late President, because he and his wife both turned abruptly and faced the building, so we had a very good view of both of them.

Where was their car as you got .this good view, had it come directly opposite your window? Had it come to that point on Elm, or not, if you can remember

I believe it was prior, just a second or so prior to that.

All right.

And from our vantage point we were able to see what the President's wife was wearing, the roses in the car, and things that would attract men's attention. Then we heard---then we were obstructed from the view.

By what?

A tree. and we heard a shot, and it was a pause, and then a second shot, and then a third shot.
It sounded like a firecracker or a cannon at a football game, it seemed as if it came from the right below rather than from the left above. Possibly because of the report.
And after the third shot, following that, the third shot, I went to the back of the building down the back stairs, and encountered Bill Shelley and Bill Lovelady on the first floor on the way out to the Houston Street dock.

When you say on the way out to the Houston Street dock, you mean now you were on the way out?

While I was on the way out.

Was anyone going along with you?

Yes, sir; Sandra Styles.