Mr. HUBERT. Was it signed by you? Mr. LEAVELLE. No; it was not--well, wait a minute now. I believe there was one copy which was, but probably the original that--now, this looks like a mimeographed---- Mr. HUBERT. Mimeographed or photographed--one of those. Have you read it? Mr. LEAVELLE. Yes, sir; I have read it. In fact, here is a copy of it. Mr. HUBERT. Do you have a copy in your possession right now? Mr. LEAVELLE. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. Is it correct? Mr. LEAVELLE. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. Now, I notice the fourth paragraph on the first page, when you state that you had suggested the transfer be via the first floor of the Main Street door, and that is a recordation of that thought made--when was this dictated? Mr. LEAVELLE. When was this dictated? Mr. HUBERT. Yes. Mr. LEAVELLE. It was, what you might say, some 2 or 3 days after that, after the shooting. I don’t recall the exact date. Mr. HUBERT. Well, would you---- Mr. LEAVELLE. In from 2 or 3 days afterward. Mr. HUBERT. Would you complete the identification of this document by placing your signature directly below mine on the first page and your initials below mine on the second page? Did you state that fact to the FBI, sir? Mr. LEAVELLE. I don’t recall whether I did or not. Mr. HUBERT. I don’t believe it is in either of the other two documents of the FBI that I have here, 5088, or 5089. Is there any reason why you didn’t? Mr. LEAVELLE. Well, to the best of my knowledge it seems as though I might have made that suggestion, made the reference to that, but whether whoever was taking it said that they didn’t need it in their report. I’m sure that’s--now, of course, I can’t swear to this, but I think that is correct because I know I--I am not able to recall at this time exactly what the conversation was between myself and the agent--I--in this, in its entirety, I do know there was one or two things that I told them about, which they did say that they didn’t think was necessary for their report, so, they did not put it in there. Now, whether that was one of them or not, I do not recall. Mr. HUBERT. On the occasion that you think that you might have stated that to the FBI agent, was there one agent interviewing you, or two? Mr. LEAVELLE. I believe at one time the two were interviewing me. Mr. HUBERT. How many interviews have you had with the FBI? Mr. LEAVELLE. Twice. Mr. Bookhout was out, and then Mr. Bookhout interviewed me on the morning after the shooting, I believe. Is that correct? Mr. HUBERT. Dated November 24. Mr. LEAVELLE. Twenty-fourth. Mr. HUBERT. That would be the day of the shooting? Mr. LEAVELLE. Yes, that is what I mean, and then the other one was sometime after or with the two agents? Mr. HUBERT. And you think it was during the interrogation by the two agents on December 10, 1963, that you mentioned about your suggestion that the route should be through the first floor of the Main Street entrance of the municipal building coming out the Main Street door?