Mr. Belin. Did you show the picture to them later on?
Mr. Adamcik. The picture was shown to them, but it wasn't there at the scene, and it was shown at the office, I understand.
Mr. Belin. You weren't there when it was done?
Mr. Adamcik. No; I wasn't.
Mr. Belin. Anything else?
Mr. Adamcik. Well, no other than—I didn't even begin to tell you what all we found. It was books and pictures and they found some of his stuff from the Marine Corps when he was in the Marine Corps, and a lot of Russian, I think they were books on the Russian language, and some vaccination certificates and stuff like that.
A lot of stuff was written in Russian, and we didn't have any idea what it said. Even the letters, a lot of them were written in Russian.
Mr. Belin. Anything else?
Mr. Adamcik. No; I don't recall anything pertaining to the search at all. I know that everything we—at the time, that we felt it was important, as far as investigation of the murder of the President and Officer Tippit was concerned, we took with us. There might have been some things we didn't take, but at the time the search was conducted, it was conducted more or less for each person at the same time, for the murder.
Mr. Belin. Was an inventory made of the items taken?