Mr. FUQUA. I think, sir, we were long enough--I think Riggs bought a can of chili and beans or something he bought. Mr. HUBERT. And he had a chance to eat it? Mr. FUQUA. He just walked on back up the stairs. We was laughing, we got to wondering what he did with the can when he got back up, because I guess just before he finished it, well, that is what happened. Mr. HUBERT. Do you know a man by the name of Jack Ruby? Mr. FUQUA. No. Mr. HUBERT. You have seen pictures of him in the papers, of course? Mr. FUQUA. Right. Mr. HUBERT. When you were walking along Main Street there and past the Main Street ramp, did you see him along Main Street or anywhere in the crowd? Mr. FUQUA. No, sir. I don’t remember him. Mr. HUBERT. You would have passed there, you think, about 10 minutes before the shooting? Mr. FUQUA. Something about like that, about 10 minutes before the shooting. Mr. HUBERT. Now, what door did you use to get out of the municipal building? Mr. FUQUA. Well, see, the elevator coming--you know, the service elevator, it has got a front and rear door, and we punched it and went through the elevator. Mr. HUBERT. When you punched it it opened the rear door? Mr. FUQUA. That’s what happened, right. Mr. HUBERT. So, it made like a little hallway with the elevator being the hall, that is with the two doors of the elevator opened? Mr. FUQUA. Right. You go straight through, because whenever the elevator is on the first floor lots of people want to use the elevator, they say, “Let me go through the back door.” Mr. HUBERT. In other words, you got into the elevator door and the municipal building side of the elevator was open? Mr. FUQUA. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. And you punched the door on the other side of the elevator which opened that door so that you could get to the corridor leading to the alleyway? Mr. FUQUA. All the controls are on one side. Mr. HUBERT. But, in any case, you remember that the back door to the elevator, that is, to say, the elevator door on the alleyway side was closed, and you had to punch a button to open it up? Mr. FUQUA. Right. Mr. HUBERT. And then how did you get out of the back door that leads to the alleyway? Mr. FUQUA. Riggs opened up that door. Mr. HUBERT. Where did he get a key from? Do you remember? Mr. FUQUA. Key--see, the key usually hangs up in the elevator there. It is a string of keys on a stick. Mr. HUBERT. Did he take them with him--put it this way; did he have to use the key to open that door? Mr. FUQUA. Yes; he would have to use a key. Mr. HUBERT. Did he lock it back up again? Mr. FUQUA. Yes; he locked it. Mr. HUBERT. How do you know? Mr. FUQUA. You see, lots of times I do work, and I believe I remember him shaking it, you know, shake it to see if it is locked, because it is strict to keep it closed on weekends. Mr. HUBERT. What did you have to do to close it after you had gone through the door and were standing in the alleyway area? How do you lock it then?