So when we got back to the station, we checked with Parkland and couldn't find anybody by that name over there, so we checked with the clinic there in Irving, I believe it was, Irving Professional Center, and found out that he was there. The nurse checked the room, and he was there at the time, so some of the detectives called out there and had him placed in custody at that time so we could get an affidavit from him or question him. Mr. BELIN. All right. Mr. ADAMCIK. However, I didn't go back over there and get him. Mr. BELIN. When you got down to the station, you were with Mrs. Paine? Mr. ADAMCIK. Right. When we got to the station, there was Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Oswald and her two children, and Michael Paine. Mr. BELIN. Was Mrs. Oswald questioned at all or not? Mr. ADAMCIK. Mrs. Oswald, yes; she was. She was questioned that same evening. Mr. BELIN. What did she say? Mr. ADAMCIK. Well, she was questioned through an interpreter, and an affidavit was gotten from her also. I know she was showed the rifle in my presence. I was there with Captain Fritz and myself and Detective Senkel, and the rifle was showed to her then, and she looked at it, and I remember her saying through an interpreter that it did look like the rifle, but she didn't say, but it did look like the rifle that Lee Oswald, that was in the garage previous to finding the blanket eventually. Mr. BELIN. When you say finding the blanket eventually, did she say the blanket was there? Was it simply that when you showed the blanket to the officers, apparently she made some remark that about a week or so previous to that her husband's rifle had been wrapped in a blanket? Mr. ADAMCIK. I can't remember exactly how long. I don't remember when she said the last time was she saw it. Mr. BELIN. Did Mrs. Paine indicate she ever saw the rifle there? Mr. ADAMCIK. I can't remember. I took an affidavit, and I know I questioned her about the rifle, and I can't remember whether she ever said. I would have to see the affidavit. I don't have a copy. I don't believe she said she seen the rifle. I believe that she said she saw the blanket there, but I am sure that that would be in the affidavit. That would be in the affidavit, though. Mr. BELIN. Now anything else happen there? Mr. ADAMCIK. No; after Mrs. Oswald was questioned, I took an affidavit from Mrs. Paine. Mr. BELIN. Then what did you do? Mr. ADAMCIK. I think this other detective, I think Senkel, probably took one from Mrs. Oswald. Mr. BELIN. You mean Marina, Lee Oswald's wife? Mr. ADAMCIK. That's right, the wife. Mr. BELIN. Then what?