Captain TALBERT. Yes, "According to Captain Talbert, now, Will Fritz was in charge about removing Oswald to the Dallas County Jail, and the attempted removal of the prisoner Oswald about 11 a.m." That was my opinion. Shouldn't that be inserted there? It was my opinion that Captain Fritz was in charge of the removal of Oswald from the city jail to the county jail. I had no prior information on it, and still have no information on it. Mr. HUBERT. Do you know what was the basis of your opinion? Captain TALBERT. The fact that he wanted him in his office from the jail. He had taken him out of the jail on a "tempo," which is a temporary release from the jail to the CID bureau, or CID office, is the fact that he had him out of the jail at the time is what I based it on. Mr. HUBERT. I see. All right, now, have you any further comments on 5066? Captain TALBERT. No, sir. Mr. HUBERT. I would ask you to sign your name below mine and initial these pages. Have you done that? Captain TALBERT. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. Now, pass then to 5067, and I will ask the same basic questions as to that document and its several pages. Captain TALBERT. 5067, is my report to the chief of police, and I have no exceptions on it. I read the report, and it is, in fact, similar to one that I had issued to the chief regarding the incident on the date of the 26th--November 26th. Mr. HUBERT. You are initialing now each page below by initial, and you are signing your name to the first page below my signature? Captain TALBERT. All right, sir. Mr. HUBERT. Now, will you turn then to Exhibit 5068, and address yourself to the same basic questions that I asked you originally. Captain TALBERT. In Exhibit 5068, I have no exceptions whatsoever. Mr. HUBERT. Just sign your name below mine then. Finally that brings up to Exhibit 5069. Do you have any comments to make with reference to that document? Captain TALBERT. Yes, sir; on Exhibit 5069, in there--and again due to semantics or to my lack of ability to express myself, some corrections that need to be made on the first page of 5069. It indicates "Captain Talbert directed Lieutenant Pierce to call in 3 squads from their district assignments from 3 different stations to take 4 individuals from the headquarters station." The word "individuals" should be squads. Mr. HUBERT. In other words, you weren't talking about 4 people, but 4 squads? Captain TALBERT. Four patrol squads. Mr. HUBERT. Which would constitute a number of people---- Captain TALBERT. Which I had already directed him to get as many 2-man squads as possible. I do not have a copy of the details but I could get it. Mr. HUBERT. No, that's all right.