Mr. ARNETT. Well, it seems that maybe some people would say, well, he must have come in with a camera or something, you know, like that. As far as just individuals talking to anybody about it, I don't remember, you know, just particularly talking about that one thing of how he got in there. But I am confident that he wasn't in there. I am confident of that, as I am that Jack Ruby shot Oswald, and I saw that. I may be wrong about it, but now, that's just the way I feel about it, that he wasn't in that basement. Mr. GRIFFIN. Where do you think he was? Mr. ARNETT. Well, I don't know where he was. But as far as him being in there any length of time, I just don't believe he was. Mr. GRIFFIN. Would you have seen him if he came across the railing? Mr. ARNETT. Would I have seen him? Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes. Mr. ARNETT. Well, it seems like I would have, but I don't know that I would have. Mr. GRIFFIN. Why do you think you would have? Mr. ARNETT. Well, you know, if you are just looking off, like this, and something happens over here in 10 or 12 feet of you, you will almost---- Mr. GRIFFIN. Wasn't your attention focused almost all the time--after Pierce's car went up the ramp, wasn't your attention focused towards the jail office? Mr. ARNETT. Well, I would say yes, most of the time, but you can just let anything--you can be driving down the road and a bird or something fly by, you will get a glance of it, and I believe if he had come over that rail I would have got the glance off of it. Mr. GRIFFIN. Could you see things happening over by that railing? Mr. ARNETT. Well, I am not going to say that you could or you couldn't, but I believe if he had come over that railing, I believe I would have saw him. Mr. GRIFFIN. Well now, if he had come over the railing behind the line that you were standing in you wouldn't have seen him, would you? Mr. ARNETT. No. Sure wouldn't have. Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. If you were drawing a straight line across your shoulders--well, let's not do it that way. You have got this thing marked on the map here where the A is and where I placed the TV cameras. If you were drawing a straight line across the Main Street ramp, where would that line--how far would that line have come from the TV cameras that I have placed here [indicating]? Mr. ARNETT. How far would it come? Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes. In other words, how far up the [indicating]---- Mr. ARNETT. I would say a straight line behind the cameras would have been about like Mr. Davis from me [indicating]. Mr. GRIFFIN. What I am asking you here, I am asking you to tell me about how far up the Main Street ramp you were standing from the TV cameras; would you say that the TV cameras and you were the same distance up the Main Street ramp or they were a little bit in front of you? Mr. ARNETT. They were a little in front of me. Mr. GRIFFIN. How much; by a little bit, would you say? Mr. ARNETT. Well, 5 feet.