Mr. ARNETT. All right. I was right along in here then [indicating]. Mr. GRIFFIN. Would you put an A there, also? Mr. ARNETT. Okay [indicating]. Mr. GRIFFIN. And put a circle around that. Mr. ARNETT. All right [indicating]. Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, would you mark the time that you think you first arrived there? Mr. ARNETT. I would say 11:05. Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. How do you fix that time 11:05? Mr. ARNETT. I believe I looked at my watch. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you write up a report on this on November 24? Mr. ARNETT. Did I write it up? Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes. Mr. ARNETT. I made the statement. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you write a letter to Chief Curry? Mr. ARNETT. Well, that's the letter [indicating]. Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, you didn't mention in that letter anything about 11:05. Was the first time that you thought about 11:05 when you were interviewed by the FBI agents on December 4? Mr. ARNETT. You mean was that the first time I thought about it being 11:05 when I went there? Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes. Mr. ARNETT. Well, no; I wouldn't say it was the first time I thought about it. It might have been that I didn't think about it when I was writing that letter. Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, captain, if you were to place the time that you stationed yourself here, in terms of how much before--well, in terms of the time that the armored car was in the ramp, did you place yourself before or---- Mr. ARNETT. It was here before I went there. Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. This was after the armored car arrived? Mr. ARNETT. Yes, sir. Mr. GRIFFIN. And how long before Lee Oswald was brought down? Mr. ARNETT. After I placed myself over there? Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes. Mr. ARNETT. Well, around 15 minutes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you know what time Oswald was brought down? Mr. ARNETT. I know what time the ambulance was called. Mr. GRIFFIN. What time was that? Mr. ARNETT. 11:21. Mr. GRIFFIN. When you stationed yourself at that point, were the floodlights from the TV cameras on? Mr. ARNETT. Were they on? Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes. Mr. ARNETT. If I remember right, they had been on all the time. Mr. GRIFFIN. They had been on all the time? Mr. ARNETT. They wasn't alive all the time. Mr. GRIFFIN. You mean the cameras weren't alive? Mr. ARNETT. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. At the time you searched the basement, were the floodlights on from those TV cameras? Mr. ARNETT. Well now, whether they were on or not, I don't know. I believe the machine was lighted up. Now, whether that's what you call---- Mr. GRIFFIN. No; I mean the floodlights. Mr. ARNETT. Well, I am not going to say either way on that, because I am not going to tell you anything I don't think is the truth. Mr. GRIFFIN. Are you sure the floodlights were on when you stationed yourself at the point that we have marked as point A at the bottom of the ramp?