Mr. ARNETT. Well, wasn't supposed to let anybody in there. Mr. GRIFFIN. Well, if newspaper people had crowded up in front of him, did you have any instructions as to what you were to do? Mr. ARNETT. I didn't. Mr. GRIFFIN. Well, do you know if any of the other people had instructions like that? Mr. ARNETT. No, sir. Mr. GRIFFIN. When did you write the report that has been marked as Exhibit 5033? Mr. ARNETT. When did I write it? Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes, sir. Mr. ARNETT. That one was--let me see, now. That happened on Sunday, I went to Tippit's funeral on Monday, I went to Corpus Christi on Monday night, I was in Corpus on Tuesday. I believe I wrote that on Wednesday [indicating]. Mr. GRIFFIN. Right. Now, Sunday was the 24th---- Mr. ARNETT. Monday would have been the 25th, Tuesday the 26th, be the 27th. Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. Would you indicate on here, would you put composed November 27, and initial that [indicating]? Mr. ARNETT. How do you spell composed? Mr. GRIFFIN. [Spelling] C-o-m-p-o-s-e-d. Mr. ARNETT. [Spelling] C-o-m-p---- Mr. GRIFFIN. [Spelling]--o-s-e-d. Mr. ARNETT. November 27? Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes, sir. Okay. Now, in between this time, in between the time that you left the police building on the 24th and the time you prepared this statement, did you talk with any of the members of the police department about the events? Mr. ARNETT. You mean how it was--how they were set up or something? Mr. GRIFFIN. No. Any conversations--did you talk with any of the police officers? Mr. ARNETT. Well now, on Monday, after this on Sunday, I was down there and called some men to meet me out at the Baptist Church on Beckley, to work traffic for the Tippit funeral. I talked to Lieutenant Pierce. He asked me if I would get some reserves out there to help, that they was going to need some, and I said I will call and get some and go out there myself, and I did. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you talk with Pierce about the things that had happened on November 24? Mr. ARNETT. Not that I know of now. Not that I remember about. We were talking about this one particular area. Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, did you ever talk with Pierce at that time, prior to the time you wrote this statement, did you ever talk with Pierce about how Ruby got into the basement? Mr. ARNETT. I don't know whether I did prior to that letter or not. I have heard since then that when Lieutenant Pierce drove out, that the officers stepped out to stop the traffic and that Jack Ruby said that's when he walked in. Now, when I heard that I couldn't say, the date, but I don't know, but I have heard that. Mr. GRIFFIN. Before you prepared the statement, did you talk with any of the reserves or any members of the police department, about how Ruby might have got down in the basement?