The "to" is underlined. Which man are you referring to? Mr. CROY. The man with the maroon coat that was standing to my left. The other man I told to move back against the rail. Mr. GRIFFIN. Miss Reporter, would you please turn back in your notes and read where he referred to the position of the reporters? (The following questions and answers were read: "Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you see someone there that you recognized? "Mr. CROY. Where? "Mr. GRIFFIN. Where the reporters were in front of you? "Mr. CROY. No.") Mr. GRIFFIN. Will the reporter please indicate in the record what portion was read back to the witness? Now, you heard the reporter read back that testimony. Mr. CROY. Yes; I did. Mr. GRIFFIN. I don't understand. You have said here, if I understand it in your affidavit, that you saw a man whom you believed to be Jack Ruby. Mr. CROY. I believe when I wrote that up it was him. Mr. GRIFFIN. I see. Now, have you since come to believe that that man wasn't Jack Ruby? Mr. CROY. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. You still believe that man was Jack Ruby? Mr. CROY. To myself, I still believe it was Jack Ruby. Mr. GRIFFIN. Okay. Mr. CROY. I don't know whether it was or not. Mr. GRIFFIN. Tell us how you came to believe that man was Jack Ruby? Mr. CROY. Well, as I was standing there and this blur came from my left, someone running, and he run by me at a pretty good clip, he was gaining momentum and he ran by me. I got a glimpse of his coat and the coat matched the one that I had told this fellow to move back. At least it seemed to me it did. Mr. GRIFFIN. Was that man over against the railing? Mr. CROY. No; after I turned my attention back to the reporters, I glanced back over my shoulder to see if they had done what I told them to, and the man with the camera had gotten on the railing where could get a good shot. The other fellow, I didn't see him. I didn't turn completely all the way around to see if he was in back of me. I just glanced over my shoulder, so I presume he had gotten against the railing or had moved around with the other reporters. Mr. GRIFFIN. About how far were you from the railing after you pushed the reporters back over in that direction? Mr. CROY. I didn't push them. I asked them to step back over there. Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes. Mr. CROY. I was standing about midways to the ramp. Do you know how wide that ramp is? Mr. GRIFFIN. Was there a line, a group of people in front of you? Mr. CROY. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Was this group, was it sort of in a line that stretched across from the wall to the railing across the Main Street ramp? Mr. CROY. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. How many people would you say were stretched across there? Mr. CROY. I don't know. There was quite a few there, but I have no idea how many were there. Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, were there any people--as you turned back, were you also part of a line, a second line? Were you part of a second line? Mr. CROY. Not that I know. I was just standing there. There were other officers to my right.