Mr. Rowland. I don't think I said that.
Mr. Specter. Now are there any other points where the affidavit is at variance from your current recollection?
Mr. Rowland. The time that it states here, we arrived in downtown Dallas at approximately 12:10. Actually we arrived before 12 but we took the position that we have, approximately 12:10, that position "V" on this other Exhibit 354.
Mr. Specter. Are there any other variances between your current recollection and this statement?
Mr. Rowland. I do not think so.
Mr. Specter. Did you tell the police officials at the time you made this statement that there was a Negro gentleman in the window on the southwest corner of the Texas School Book Depository Building which you have marked with a circle "A"—pardon me, southeast?
Mr. Rowland. At that time, no. However, the next day on Saturday there were a pair of FBI officers, agents out at my home, and they took another handwritten statement from me which I signed again, and this was basically the same. At that time I told them I did see the Negro man there and they told me it didn't have any bearing or such on the case right then. In fact, they just the same as told me to forget it now.
Mr. Specter. Mr. Reporter, will you please repeat that last answer for us?
(Answer read.)
Mr. Specter. I am now handing you a document which I have marked as Commission Exhibit No. 358, which purports to be a reproduction of a statement which was purportedly given by you to the FBI, two agents of that Bureau.