Mr. SHANEYFELT. Could I see that exhibit? The photograph in the lower left corner of Commission Exhibit No. 899 is the photograph taken through the scope of the rifle on the sixth floor window when the car was stationed in this frame number position. It is noted from this photograph that the rifle is not quite directly behind the car but very nearly directly behind the car. Governor Connally's body is turned. We have duplicated the position in the Zapruder photographs of Governor Connally and the President in the reenactment photograph, as nearly as possible, duplicated the same body position, and from the sixth floor window then you can see from the photograph that the Governor's body is turned to the Governor's right in such a fashion that an undeflected shot would not go through in the path as described by the Parkland doctors. Mr. McCLOY. I don't quite follow that yet. The President has been shot at frame 249, according to your theory. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes. Mr. McCLOY. Might he not also have been shot at some earlier frames in--the indications are the reactions are shown considerably ahead of that frame. Mr. SHANEYFELT. That is correct. Mr. McCLOY. So, for example, at frame 237 and at frame 237 Governor Connolly hasn't turned to the right. Mr. DULLES. But a shot has been fired at this time. Mr. McCLOY. But a shot has been fired at that time. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes. Mr. McCLOY. So at that point he could have been hit; Governor Connally could have been hit. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes; Governor Connally could have been hit by frame 238. Mr. McCLOY. But your point is when he gets farther along, he couldn't have been hit, let's say at frame 249 in the same spot where he was hit. Mr. SHANEYFELT. That is correct. Mr. McCLOY. Yes. Mr. DULLES. He made the turn later than those frames you have been discussing at the time apparently of the first shot at the President. Mr. McCLOY. Yes; the first shot, but according to these frames, the first shot hit the President considerably before this. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes, sir. Mr. McCLOY. And at a time again when Governor Connally's back was square to the window. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Well, not exactly square. I believe he was turned slightly to the right as he went behind the sign. Mr. McCLOY. Take frame 231. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes. Mr. McCLOY. There the President has got his hands up as you put it to his throat. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes. Mr. McCLOY. And here is Connally facing to the front. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes. Mr. McCLOY. So at that point a bullet coming through the President's throat could have hit Connally in the spot where it did hit Connally. Mr. SHANEYFELT. I am going to defer that question to Mr. Frazier who is in the window with the rifle scope and made a more thorough study of the possible path of the bullet. But he is straight in the car in frame 231. Mr. McCLOY. But your testimony is in frame 248--frame 249 Connally couldn't have been hit from this window in the position where he was sitting.