Mr. MONTGOMERY. Well, when they brought him down we stepped into this office there and there was a--I was standing up there listening to the interview---- Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you remain in Fritz’ office while he interviewed Oswald? Mr. MONTGOMERY. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Who was in Fritz’ office at that time? Mr. MONTGOMERY. At that time, there was, of course, Captain Fritz, and there was Oswald, and I was there, Leavelle was there and Graves. Mr. GRIFFIN. Was he in Fritz’ office? Mr. MONTGOMERY. Sir? Mr. GRIFFIN. Was Graves in Fritz’ office? Mr. MONTGOMERY. Uh-huh; I believe, Dhority, I believe Dhority was in there. I am not sure, but Dhority was another one of our officers. I believe he was in there and, of course, he had Inspector Holmes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Is he the postal inspector? Mr. MONTGOMERY. Yes. Inspector Holmes, and I forget the man’s name for--from the Secret Service. Mr. GRIFFIN. Mr. Sorrels? Mr. MONTGOMERY. Mr. Sorrels was there, yes; and a--one other man name--was what--who was that---- Mr. GRIFFIN. Were there any FBI agents there? Mr. MONTGOMERY. I was trying to think if Mr. Bookhout was there, but I can’t remember if he was inside. Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you remember about what Oswald said and what was said to Oswald during that period? Mr. MONTGOMERY. I remember they asked him why he shot the President, and, of course, he said he didn’t do it. Mr. GRIFFIN. Uh-huh. Mr. MONTGOMERY. And, I don’t recall the exact questions. Just asked him several questions there. Mr. GRIFFIN. How long did this questioning last? Mr. MONTGOMERY. Seemed like it was about 25 minutes or an hour that he was in there. Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. Mr. MONTGOMERY. Captain Fritz, you know, asking him questions, and he would ask Inspector Holmes or Mr. Sorrels if they would like to ask him a question, and, of course, they would ask him one. Mr. GRIFFIN. Had you been present at any of the earlier interrogations of Oswald? Mr. MONTGOMERY. No; I wasn’t. Mr. GRIFFIN. Why was it you happened to be present at this interview? Mr. MONTGOMERY. I think I just got lost in the office. I was in there talking to the captain when they brought Oswald in, and, of course, the captain said, shut the door there, and some of the officers shut the door. Mr. GRIFFIN. What did you happen to be talking to Fritz about? Mr. MONTGOMERY. I don’t recall. I know I was in his office when they brought Oswald down there. Mr. GRIFFIN. You were there for the entire period of the interrogation of Oswald? Mr. MONTGOMERY. That morning; yes, sir. Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you remember during that period anybody coming into the office with respect to the movement of Oswald down to the county jail? Mr. MONTGOMERY. The chief came in. Mr. GRIFFIN. How many times do you recall the chief coming in? Mr. MONTGOMERY. Just recall one time. Mr. GRIFFIN. How long before the end of the interrogation was it?