Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you notice anything unusual about the apartment? Mr. PATTERSON. No. Just an apartment. Mr. GRIFFIN. Was that the only time you ever saw George? Mr. PATTERSON. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. How long before the assassination of the President was it that you went to Jack’s apartment? Mr. PATTERSON. Approximately 2 weeks or 2½, something like that. Mr. GRIFFIN. And it is your recollection that this was a Sunday? Mr. PATTERSON. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Would you have any record at home from which you could determine when that was? Any record of being paid at SMU which would indicate when it was? Mr. PATTERSON. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. The man who came into the apartment that Sunday night with the woman, how old a man did he appear to be? Mr. PATTERSON. I don’t recall, but I would say he was in his middle thirties or maybe 40. I didn’t pay that much attention, because I don’t think I ever seen him before. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did he appear to be a Jewish man? Mr. PATTERSON. I don’t know. I don’t think I ever heard him talk. Mr. GRIFFIN. How tall do you recall him being? Mr. PATTERSON. Maybe 5’ 11”, something like that. Mr. GRIFFIN. How about his build, fat, medium, thin? Mr. PATTERSON. He was fairly thin, I think. Mr. GRIFFIN. That was the only occasion that you were ever in Jack’s apartment? Mr. PATTERSON. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you meet him any other places? Mr. PATTERSON. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you ever meet any of the people who worked at the Carousel Club outside of Billy DeMar? Mr. PATTERSON. No. Mr. GRIFFIN. Can you think of anything else that you could tell us about Jack Ruby, about your meetings with him or acquaintanceship with him? Mr. PATTERSON. Well, like I say, I hadn’t known him but about a month and a half. Maybe a month. It might have been 3 weeks prior to this incident, and I didn’t know him that well, but he was trying to get us to play over there, because a band he had had for so long had left, and the one he had wasn’t doing as good a job as he felt they should, and having a lot of trouble. Actually, my business dealings with Jack were with Mrs. Grant, and he came in one night while I was performing and she called me over and introduced me to him. Mr. GRIFFIN. Mr. Patterson, I want to hand you a copy of a report that the FBI made after the interview with you on December 16, 1963. It is a copy of an interview report made by Special Agent James E. Garris, FBI, and pertains to an interview with you on the 16th of December 1963. I don’t know if you had a chance to read it, but, if you would, read it over and tell me if there are any additions or corrections that you would make to that other than what you have already told me here today, and also, if you would, indicate to me if that is a true and accurate report of the interview that you had with Mr. Garris? [Document marked Patterson Exhibit No. 5358.]