Mr. Fritz. Well, sir, I didn't know, I wouldn't have known that. They never told me about that. I wouldn't have known. I think that maybe the chief had taken some report from Dean, but I didn't see that until, I think I put it in this book a few days ago.
Mr. Ball. Well now, did you have charge of the investigation of the Oswald killing?
Mr. Fritz. Yes, sir.
Mr. Ball. You were in charge of that?
Mr. Fritz. Yes, sir.
Mr. Ball. Then all the reports would come to you?
Mr. Fritz. Come here; yes, sir. With one exception. The reports from all those officers in the security in the basement. You see, I had nothing to do with setting up the security in the basement, that was under the security division and the chief might have given that assignment to, those are in a different book, they are in a report made to this investigative team appointed by the chief. We have their copies, too.
Mr. Ball. Well, but you had charge of the investigation of the homicide?
Mr. Fritz. The homicide but I didn't have charge of the investigation of the basement incident.
Mr. Ball. Well, the reason for my question is that there has been some question raised as to testimony in the Ruby trial of these men, Dean, Archer, and Newman.