CHAIRPERSON
Won't you be specific, you've read a sentence that consists of a number of scenarios and that impinges on a variety of factors to the evidence that he has given.  You will recall that he has spoken about, he has described the boundary and described the scene where the fighting took place and he also went on to describe the paces, about 20 paces between the two groups and also went on to explain the distance from where the father was shot from where he was.  So won't you just take him exactly to what you want him to respond to?  I think it would make his responses more appropriate and will assist us greatly?  You want probably to read sentence by sentence and let him respond to those sentences.