Mr. BALL. Saw the side of his face? Mr. SMITH. Yes. Mr. BALL. And he ran in what direction? Mr. SMITH. West. Mr. BALL. Did you follow him? Mr. SMITH. No, sir. Mr. BALL. Did you go down to where the policeman was shot? Mr. SMITH. Yes. Mr. BALL. What did you see? Mr. SMITH. Saw the policeman lying on the ground. I mean on the street. Mr. BALL. And did a crowd gather around there? Mr. SMITH. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. How long did you stay there? Mr. SMITH. About 45 minutes. Mr. BALL. Did you give your name to the police? Mr. SMITH. No, sir. Mr. BALL. Why? Mr. SMITH. Because I was on probation. I thought it might hurt my probation record. Mr. BALL. All right; you did tell someone you had seen it, didn't you? Mr. SMITH. Yes. Mr. BALL. Who? Mr. SMITH. This boy I ran around with. Mr. BALL. What's his name? Mr. SMITH. James Markham. Mr. BALL. Is he the son of Helen Markham? Mr. SMITH. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. Did you talk to her? Mr. SMITH. No, sir; she talks to me. Mr. BALL. Mrs. Markham talked to you? Mr. SMITH. Yes. Mr. BALL. And did you tell Mrs. Markham? Mr. SMITH. I told her what I saw and that is the reason I am here, I a---- Mr. BALL. Did the police come out and see you? Mr. SMITH. The FBI. Mr. BALL. The FBI did? Did you tell them the same story you told me? Mr. SMITH. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. Now, did you see Oswald on television? Mr. SMITH. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. On the night of the shooting? Mr. SMITH. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. Did it appear to you to be the same man you had seen? Mr. SMITH. He had lighter hair than he did when I saw him. Mr. BALL. Well, now, wait a minute. You mean the man you saw on television---- Mr. SMITH. Had lighter hair. Mr. BALL. Mr. Smith--than the man you saw running away? Mr. SMITH. Yes. Mr. BALL. Is that right? Mr. SMITH. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. What color hair did the man have that you saw running away? Mr. SMITH. Brown, brownish-black. It was dark. Mr. BALL. How did the hair appear on television? Mr. SMITH. Looked blond. Mr. BALL. Were you later shown a picture of Oswald? Mr. SMITH. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. By whom? Mr. SMITH. FBI agent. Mr. BALL. What was the color of the hair in the picture? Mr. SMITH. Brown. Mr. BALL. What did you see? What did you tell the FBI agent about the appearance of the man in the picture? Mr. SMITH. I said it looked more like him than it did on television. Mr. BALL. And did you think when he showed you the picture that it looked anything like the man you had seen running away? Mr. SMITH. What I saw of him; yes. Mr. BALL. First time you ever saw this man was after you heard these shots? Mr. SMITH. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. Is that right? You had never seen him walking? Mr. SMITH. No. Mr. BALL. You hadn't seen him walking in front of the house---- Mr. SMITH. No, sir. Mr. BALL. Where you were standing? Mr. SMITH. No, sir. Mr. BALL. What kind of clothes did he have on when he shot the officer?