We also reestablish in reenactment the position of the agent taking Governor Connally's position in the car used in the reenactment and the position of President Kennedy to closely approximate the actual photograph made by the AP, Associated Press. This was then studied, the car in this position was then studied, from the Zapruder position, and was determined to be frame 255. Mr. SPECTER. Was an exhibit prepared then on frame 255? Mr. SHANEYFELT. That is correct. Mr. SPECTER. What Commission exhibit number is affixed to frame 255? Mr. SHANEYFELT. Exhibit No. 901. Mr. SPECTER. Does that have the same layout of photographs and measurements as on frames 225, 222 and those which preceded them. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes; it has. It has the Zapruder photographs, the matching reenactment photograph, and the photograph through the rifle scope along with the measurements and the angles. Mr. SPECTER. On the AP photograph shown on Commission Exhibit No. 900, what reaction, if any, do you observe by the Secret Service agents on the followup car? Mr. SHANEYFELT. The Secret Service agents on the right-hand side of the followup car are looking back and to their right. The one to the front on the left-hand side of the car is looking generally toward the President. The one in back of him on the left fender is looking slightly to his right. Representative FORD. What is the distance on frame 255 between the President and the rifle? Mr. SHANEYFELT. The distance to the rifle in the window is 218 feet. This is frame 255, which is well past the signboard, well past 249 which is the last frame we considered. Mr. McCLOY. Well past the first evidence of reaction? Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes. Mr. McCLOY. On the part of the President to a shot. Mr. SHANEYFELT. Well past, and past the point in the film where Governor Connally states he has been hit. Mr. SPECTER. Was that simulated car placed in any other position to duplicate still a subsequent frame? Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes; the frame No. 313, which is the frame that records the shot to the President's head, was recorded as frame 313 and was reestablished during reenactment. Mr. SPECTER. What Commission number has been affixed to frame 313? Mr. SHANEYFELT. Commission Exhibit No. 902. Mr. SPECTER. Is this exhibit organized in a somewhat different fashion from the prior frame exhibits? Mr. SHANEYFELT. That is correct. Mr. SPECTER. Will you start with the photograph in the upper left-hand corner and describe for the Commissioners, please, each photograph or picture which appears thereon and what it represents? Mr. SHANEYFELT. Yes; I might state first that all of the other photographs were reestablished on the basis of the Zapruder film using reference points in the background of the pictures. As is apparent here from the photograph of the Zapruder frame 313 there are no reference points. There is just a grassy plot. So there is no reference point on which we can reestablish the position of the car in the roadway.