Mr. BELIN. Did he say that he had seen him? Did he tell you what he had seen him do, or not? Mr. WALKER. He said he seen him duck into the store where he worked, kind of looked back, and looked like he was running, and just run into the theatre. Mr. BELIN. Did he say why he seemed to duck in the store at all? Mr. WALKER. No; he didn't. He said he looked like he was scared. Mr. BELIN. Then do you remember this man's name that you talked to? Mr. WALKER. No; it was just for a second, and I went on past him. Mr. BELIN. All right, this was at the back of the theatre? Mr. WALKER. Yes. Mr. BELIN. Did anyone have a gun drawn when this man came? Mr. WALKER. I had my gun out. I had my gun out when I walked in the back of the theatre. Mr. BELIN. Did you have your gun as you continued walking through the back of the theatre? Mr. WALKER. I walked--McDonald and I walked across the stage, and he walked across the farthest away. It would be the south aisle. And I jumped off there where the north aisle runs east and west, and we started up. Hutson went down the steps in front of both of us, and he was slightly in front of me. Mr. BELIN. You are speaking about Officer T. A. Hutson and Officer M. N. McDonald and yourself? Mr. WALKER. Yes, sir. Mr. BELIN. The three of you came in from the back? Mr. WALKER. Yes; and there were probably a couple more, but I just don't remember. Mr. BELIN. Those are the three you remember? Mr. WALKER. Yes. Mr. BELIN. Now as you faced the screen, were you going up the right center or the left center aisle? Mr. WALKER. As I faced the screen, I would be going up the left. Mr. BELIN. Was it the left center aisle or was it the far left aisle that you were going up? Mr. WALKER. Be the far left aisle, I believe. Mr. BELIN. Next to the wall? Mr. WALKER. No; there is no aisle exactly against the wall. There is a row of seats, and then an aisle, and the middle aisle, and then another row of seats. Mr. BELIN. So you would be in the aisle, as you faced the screen, which would be to the left of the center row of seats? Mr. WALKER. That's right. Mr. BELIN. Okay; just tell what happened. Mr. WALKER. There were two white males sitting approximately in the center of the show. The lights had come on, and I don't know at what point they come on. Mr. BELIN. About how many people was seated down on the first floor? Mr. WALKER. There were two in the middle, and then there was Oswald, who turned out to be Oswald--I didn't know at that time it was him--and two behind him, I believe. I think there was one in the aisle, in the seats to the right of the right aisle. I don't know how you describe it, south of the south aisle, what I call it. Mr. BELIN. You were coming up the north aisle? Mr. WALKER. And this other person was sitting over on the other side of the show. Mr. BELIN. Do you recall then a total of six people? Mr. WALKER. That is all I recall seeing.