Representative Ford. Five minutes?
Mr. Lawson. Five to ten minutes at the most; yes, sir.
Mr. Stern. Then what happened? Did Mr. Sorrels finish?
Mr. Dulles. May I ask one other question there? Was there an interrogation just conducted by Mr. Sorrels, or were there others in on it, the police or the FBI?
Mr. Lawson. I don't know if there were FBI agents there. There were other plainclothesmen there, and a few uniformed officers.
Mr. Dulles. Mr. Sorrels conducted the investigation?
Mr. Lawson. Mr. Sorrels was asking these particular questions, general-type questions, and when he finished the police took him back to another area.
Mr. Stern. When did you next see Oswald?
Mr. Lawson. I recall seeing him in another room in homicide headquarters with a couple of plainclothes people and their talking to him. I saw him later in the evening, perhaps 9:30, 10 o'clock, when he was brought down to a showup room, because we had information that a gentleman had seen someone at a window, and so—
Mr. Stern. Do you know who that was, the witness?