Mr. GRIFFIN. Were you aware that the regular officers, these other people who had been down in the basement, were being asked to make reports? Mr. CROY. No; I didn't know they were. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you expect that you would be asked to make a report of what happened in the basement? Mr. CROY. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. You expected that while you were sitting up there in the office? Mr. CROY. I had a pretty good hunch they would. Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, this statement which we have marked, a letter which we have marked Exhibit 5052, which is a copy of a letter that you prepared for Chief Curry, dated November 26, 1963, was that prepared down in the police department, or was that prepared at one of your business offices? Mr. CROY. That was prepared at the Dallas Police Academy. Mr. GRIFFIN. Where is that located? Mr. CROY. On Shorecrest back of the northwest substation. Mr. GRIFFIN. Was that prepared by hand? Mr. CROY. Yes, it was. Mr. GRIFFIN. Were you responsible for getting the typing done? Mr. CROY. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. Who did you turn that report over to? Mr. CROY. Captain Solomon. Mr. GRIFFIN. Then was it his responsibility to get the typing done? Mr. CROY. I don't know. I just turned it in. What he did with it, I don't know. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did it eventually come back to you? Mr. CROY. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. The typed copy never came back to you? Mr. CROY. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. Have you seen a copy of that statement since you signed it? Mr. CROY. Just a while ago. Mr. GRIFFIN. Is there any question in your mind but that the statement that you signed is a complete and accurate copy of the statement that you prepared in your own hand in the police department? Mr. CROY. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you recall what day it was, the day you prepared that statement? Mr. CROY. The following Tuesday night. I don't know what date it was. Mr. GRIFFIN. Well, Mr. Croy, why didn't you mention in this report, dated November 26, your seeing this man you believe to be Ruby? Mr. CROY. Why didn't I mention that in there? Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes. Mr. CROY. Because at that time Captain Solomon told me that there would be another report made and I would have to go downtown to the city hall before a stenographer, and he told me just to leave that out for the time being, and put this in this other affidavit that you have, that this right here was just basically to find out where we were in the city hall. Mr. GRIFFIN. Then when you prepared this other statement on December 1, who called you and how did you come to go before Notary Public A. L. Curtis? Mr. CROY. He is a lieutenant. After I signed it, I took it there to be notarized by him. Mr. GRIFFIN. Well, then, how did you happen to--was this done in the police department? Mr. CROY. Yes, it was. Mr. GRIFFIN. How did you happen to go to the police department that day? Mr. CROY. They called me. Mr. GRIFFIN. Who called you? Mr. CROY. Captain Arnett.