As a matter of fact, I’m sorry that I—I should have told him. If I thought about it I should have told him that because I think this was a benefactor for Jack Ruby. Mr. HUBERT. And you say that the reason why you did not mention these two episodes was forgetfulness? Mr. SENATOR. Yes. I was a pretty shaken boy. I’m not used to something like this. This is something that will shake you up. Mr. HUBERT. Is it that you were shaken up and thought it best not to mention anything about it, or that you actually forgot? Mr. SENATOR. Just forgot. Mr. HUBERT. And I assume that that officer then carried you through the events of Saturday morning after you got up and Saturday afternoon and Saturday night and Sunday morning, is that not so? Mr. SENATOR. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. And at that time did you tell him what you had done on Saturday afternoon? Mr. SENATOR. No, because I didn’t—I don’t think I did because I don’t know if I was questioned on that. As a matter of fact, to the best of my knowledge I don’t think I was questioned at any time what I did on Saturday afternoon, to the best of my knowledge that I can think of. Mr. HUBERT. You mean they questioned you about what you did on Friday night and Saturday morning? Mr. SENATOR. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. And Sunday morning, but they omitted Saturday afternoon? Mr. SENATOR. The best that I can recollect, it was more important of the events of when I had seen Jack, and the times that he got home and when I got home. Mr. HUBERT. Did you tell him concerning all of those matters approximately as you have told us to date? Mr. SENATOR. You mean from the events of Saturday? Mr. HUBERT. Friday, Saturday and Sunday up to the point we have reached in this deposition. Mr. SENATOR. Yes, but you are more thorough than they are. Mr. HUBERT. How long do you suppose that interview with the police officer lasted? Mr. SENATOR. I have no idea. Mr. HUBERT. What happened next? Mr. SENATOR. From there he took me to the FBI on the same floor in another room, and his story was about the same. Of course, if I remember right, I think he goes back like you started, you know, my name—— Mr. HUBERT. That is to say, the FBI examination of you? Mr. SENATOR. I don’t remember his name. Yes, the FBI man. And if I recall right, I think he asked me, you know, my name, how old I was, you know, like you started off. Mr. HUBERT. He went into details as it were? Mr. SENATOR. Pardon me? Mr. HUBERT. He went into more detail? Mr. SENATOR. Oh, yes; because the details—in other words, he started from where I came from, my name and how old I was and things of that nature, like you did. Mr. HUBERT. And I think you said that his examination was thorough as it were. Mr. SENATOR. Well, there was more to it. Mr. HUBERT. In what way? Did he ask you for more details? Mr. SENATOR. Well, he went into my personal life, you know, like you started off.