GARY JOHN KRUSER
When I gave my evidence in the inquest my recollection of events at that time and based on which this judgement is made, I was under the impression that gunfire emanated from the crowd.  I don't if this - I looked at the ballistic evidence, that doesn't show me where gunfire - we don't doubt that heavy gunfire emanated from our side - we agree to that.  Whether that was the first shooting or not, I don't know if that is true, there's nothing to stand on besides witnesses I'm told now through my lawyers that we're not even sure these witnesses are credible.  So I'm saying what other evidence besides the findings of the Judge which I don't agree with all his findings is that the first shooting came from our side - we agree we shot, I don't think that's in dispute, we agree that gunfire was not directed at our - I don't see anything and maybe the Committee must correct me because I'm not a lawyer, that shows me there's factual evidence the first gunfire came from our side.  I don't - based on what I read and what I hear in front of this Committee, I can't see any factual evidence that the first gunfire emanated from, besides other witnesses.  I can only say what I recollect on that day.  I mean I'm not, I don't dispute that as a possibility that the first fire could have come, that maybe my recollection wasn't correct.  So I'm not saying it's not possible.