Mr. Ball. Of Oswald?
Mr. Dhority. Yes, sir.
Mr. Ball. At that time, and I'll show you a copy of an affidavit by McWatters, and will you take a look at that, please?
Mr. Dhority. [Examined instrument referred to.]
Mr. Ball. Mr. Dhority, after the showup, did you take the affidavit from Mr. McWatters?
Mr. Dhority. Yes, I did.
Mr. Ball. Now, in the affidavit here he says he picked up a man on the lower end of town on Elm and Houston and went out on Marsalis and picked up a woman, and then he mentions that as he went out, "This man was grinning and never did say anything. The woman said that it was not a grinning matter. I don't remember where I let this man off. This man looks like the No. 2 man I saw in a lineup tonight."
Now, you read that, didn't you?
Mr. Dhority. Yes.
Mr. Ball. Now, you say he identified Oswald, he identified him as a man that he had seen before doing what—did he tell you?