Mr. Mandella. You did not, other than giving me the photographs.
Mr. Eisenberg. Did I tell you that any of these prints might be Lee Harvey Oswald's?
Mr. Mandella. You made no indication as to that it could have been his.
Mr. Eisenberg. Do you know now, apart from your own identification, have you acquired any information at this point, subsequent to your identification but prior to your appearance here, as to these prints, other than your own identifications?
Mr. Mandella. I have no knowledge as to what has been done with these prints at all by anyone.
Mr. Eisenberg. Are you absolutely sure as to each of these identifications, Mr. Mandella?
Mr. Mandella. I am positive.
Mr. Eisenberg. Mr. Mandella, are you familiar with the contention of some persons that 12 points are needed for identification of finger or palm prints?
Mr. Mandella. No I am not, no. Positive identifications are effected by the expert himself; 12 points are not necessary. A sufficient amount determined by the expert is the important factor.
Mr. Dulles. About how many? Have you any test as to how many points?