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of vtcktf T talked with Vickie Ad# s at -?10 vm thi•« date, February l?f 1961* * The follow4**? str er-snt ie what ?>•« said ^apreried Sovtafetr ??, 1963. ¥f name if fickle Adama, 3e09 Cole, Apt. D* no phone* % jot' is office service repr*fSe*?tat5 ve* ! reported to work tKii day about -?30 am, and I worked in that capacity until neon* A friend of nv, 0€, ^lsie D&rmon, who lives in ^ak Cliff and works in the office ? van tad to take some moving picture a of the motorcade. 1 opened a third fl*or vindoK about the third one from the front of Ve building. She tool* pictures of the motorcade* '-hen the * resident got in front of us I heard someone call him, and he turned. That is when. I heard «the first shot® I thought it was a fire cracker. Then the second shot I saw the Secret Service man run to the hack of the President*s car. ^fter the third shot, 7 went out the hack door. I said, "I think sosseone has been shot.** ^he elevator was not running and there was no one on the stairs. I want down to the first floor. t ??aw %. Shelly and another esnloyee nasned Pi. 11* The freight elevator b*d not jaoved, and I at 11 did not see anyone on the stairs* I ran out the hack door of the depository and around to the front* I started dovn toward the railroad tracks when an officer etor-ped me and turned m hack. 1 asked the officer if the President was shot* and he raid he did not know* As X turned hack • saw another employee r'otena standing by the front of the building facing? tin Street* I stopped and talked with Avery Paris another employee* I saw two men in street clothes, one was gesturing 3 ,,45
