Mr. Fritz. Yes.
Mr. Ball. Was Mr. Kelley of the Secret Service present at this time, this morning?
Mr. Fritz. He was there most of the time after the 22d. He wasn't there on the 22d.
Mr. Ball. This is the morning of the 23d we are talking about.
Mr. Fritz. Yes, sir; he was there, yes, sir.
Mr. Ball. Did you ever ask him what he thought of President Kennedy or his family?
Mr. Fritz. Yes, sir; I asked him what he thought of the President.
Mr. Ball. What did he say?
Mr. Fritz. What he thought about the family—he said he didn't have any particular comment to make about the President.
He said he had a nice family, that he admired his family, something to that effect. At one time, I don't have this in my report, but at one time I told him, I said, "You know you have killed the President, and this is a very serious charge."