Mr. McCloy. Now that description, to whom was that description given?
Mr. Fritz. Well, I never did give it any anyone because when I got to the office he was there.
Mr. McCloy. He was there when you got to the office?
Mr. Fritz. Yes.
Mr. McCloy. I understand——
Mr. Fritz. I think I could help you a minute about that description that went out over the radio but I didn't hear it. When I got to the building, some officer there told me, said we think the man who did the shooting out of the window is a tall, white man, that is all I had. That didn't mean much you know because you can't tell five or six floors up whether a man is tall or short.
Mr. McCloy. Did you question the colored men that were on the fifth floor?
Mr. Fritz. I talked to part of them. Most of them were questioned by the other officers, investigating officers I had assigned there; yes, sir. I talked to very few of them. I did do this. I did assign an officer to take affidavits from all of those people.
Mr. McCloy. Were you present at the showup at which Brennan was the witness?
Mr. Fritz. Brennan?