Mr. BELIN. Now, your report says two of the three men came down to the city hall and gave affidavits on views of Oswald in the lineup? Mr. GRAVES. That would be lineup. Mr. BELIN. From my interpretation here from what we have, Ted Callaway and Sam Guinyard gave affidavits, but Domingo Benavides did not. Is there any particular reason that you know of why Benavides did not come down to give an affidavit or view a lineup? Mr. GRAVES. No; I wouldn't have any idea. Mr. BELIN. Well---- Mr. GRAVES. Because after this little episode with them, I never saw them or had any occasion to talk to them any further. Mr. BELIN. Do you remember any conversation particularly with Domingo Benavides? Mr. GRAVES. No. Mr. BELIN. Well, I am going to try and refresh your recollection to see if I can help you a little bit. I believe that he was driving a pickup truck at about the time of the Tippit shooting, and actually was the first one to place a call over Tippit's radio that Tippit had been shot. Does this strike a chord in your memory? Mr. GRAVES. Not to me. He didn't tell me that. Leavelle talked to him to one side. Mr. BELIN. Oh, I see. You weren't the one he talked to? Mr. GRAVES. He didn't tell me that. Mr. BELIN. But Officer Leavelle would be the one he talked to? Mr. GRAVES. Yes. Mr. BELIN. Anything else on November 22? Mr. GRAVES. I don't remember anything else of any consequence. I had so many phone calls. Mr. BELIN. You had a few phone calls to the police station that day? Mr. GRAVES. Just a few, yes. Mr. BELIN. What about on November 23? Mr. GRAVES. That is the day I took the affidavit of Mrs. Bledsoe. Mr. BELIN. Did you ever bring Mrs. Bledsoe down to view the lineup at all, or not? Mr. GRAVES. I didn't; no. Mr. BELIN. Was there any particular reason why you elected not to take her down, if this was your election? I don't know if it was. Mr. GRAVES. What? Mr. BELIN. Is there any particular reason why you didn't bring her down to view a lineup? Mr. GRAVES. Not that I can think of. Mr. BELIN. Now she claimed that she had seen Lee Harvey Oswald on a bus shortly after the assassination? Mr. GRAVES. Yes. Mr. BELIN. Do you remember whether or not you asked her to come down to a lineup and she refused to come down? Mr. GRAVES. No; I didn't ask her to come down to a lineup herself. I asked her to come down and give an affidavit. Mr. BELIN. Was she actually at the police department? Mr. GRAVES. Yes. Mr. BELIN. Did anyone else ask--let me ask you this question. Whose responsibility would it have been to have a lineup for certain people? Is this the interviewing officer, or is this the person in charge of the investigation, or what? Mr. GRAVES. In a case like this, it would have to be the person in charge of the entire investigation. Mr. BELIN. Who would that have been? Insofar as Bledsoe? Mr. GRAVES. Insofar as our bureau was concerned, it would have been Captain Fritz.