Mr. Ragle, with respect to the--on the photograph up on the screen, the circled area on the right and the two spots that appear to be circled--the top circle in the diagram, you have those in mind?
Based on your observations of the Bronco, the times you've looked at it, can you see those two circled areas if the door is closed?
Well, can you tell from that photograph--can you get oriented with that photograph?
And in my opinion, you could not see two of these locations if the door was shut.
KEY QUOTEThe one furthest--it's coming off the screen. The furthest to the right and then of the two on the left, the upper one.
KEY QUOTEYour Honor, perhaps for the record, we should have those two--an arrow put on those two and print it out and number this exhibit our next in order.
Now, Mr. Ragle, do you have an opinion as to whether the bottom left circle would be visible with the door closed?
All right. The record should reflect that arrows have been placed on the two circles which Mr. Ragle has testified are areas which could not be seen with the door closed. That will be marked as Defense exhibit 1330.
Let me just clarify my earlier question. With respect to not the circles themselves, but the markings inside the circle on the two that have the arrow on them, is it your opinion that the spots inside those circles would not be visible unless the door was opened?
And in my opinion, you could not see two of these locations if the door was shut.
The one furthest--it's coming off the screen. The furthest to the right and then of the two on the left, the upper one.