Mr. SPECTER. Is the size and dimension of the hole accurate on scale, or would you care to make any adjustment or modification in that characterization by picture? Dr. SHAW. As the wound entry is marked on this figure, I would say that the scale is larger than the actual wound or the actual depicting of the wound should be. As I described it, it was approximately a centimeter and a half in length. Mr. SPECTER. Would you draw, Dr. Shaw, right above the shoulder as best you can recollect, what that wound of entry appeared at the time you first observed it? Would you put your initials right beside that? (The witness, Dr. Shaw, complied with the request of Counsel Specter.) Mr. SPECTER. Now, directing your attention to the figure right beside, showing the front view, does the point of exit on the lower chest of the figure there correspond with the point of exit on the body of Governor Connally? Dr. SHAW. Yes; I would say that it conforms in every way except that it was a little nearer to the right nipple than depicted here. Off the record, just a minute. (Discussion between Counsel Specter and the witness, Dr. Shaw, off the record.) Mr. SPECTER. Dr. Shaw, in our off-the-record conversation, you called my attention to your thought that the nipple line is incorrectly depicted on that figure, would you, therefore, in ink mark on there the nipple line which would be more accurate proportionately to that body? Dr. SHAW. Yes; I feel the nipple line as shown on this figure is a little high and should be placed at a lower point on the body, which would bring the wound of exit, which I feel is in the proper position, more in line with the actual position of the nipple. Mr. SPECTER. Now, with the wound of exit as it is shown there, does that correspond in position with the actual situation on Governor Connally's body as you have redrawn the proportion to the nipple line? Dr. SHAW. It does. Mr. SPECTER. Would you put an "X" through the old nipple line so we have obscured that and put your initials beside those two marks, if you would, please? Dr. SHAW. By the "X-1"? Mr. SPECTER. Yes, please. (The witness, Dr. Shaw, complied with request of Counsel Specter in drawing on the figure heretofore mentioned.) Mr. SPECTER. Now, as to the proportion of the hole depicting the point of exit, is that correct with respect to characterizing the situation on Governor Connally? Dr. SHAW. It is, and corresponds with the relative size of the two wounds as I have shown on the other figure. Mr. SPECTER. Would you at this time, right above the right shoulder there, draw the appearances of the point of exit as nearly as you can recollect it on Governor Connally? Dr. SHAW. This is right. Mr. SPECTER. You say the hole which appears on Governor Connally is just about the size that it would have been on his body? Dr. SHAW. Yes; it is drawn in good scale. Mr. SPECTER. In good scale to the body? Dr. SHAW. Yes.