Mr. Curry. Yes.
Mr. Hubert. Television people—would be included, too?
Mr. Curry. Yes.
Mr. Hubert. Was there any discussion of the route to be taken?
Mr. Curry. Not at that time.
Mr. Hubert. All right; let's go ahead.
Mr. Curry. Then, I went on upstairs and a little while later I went to Fritz' office and they were interrogating him—they—there were several people in there, some I recognized as FBI agents, some were Secret Service agents, some were Dallas detectives, and Captain Fritz was talking to Oswald at the time, I believe, and I stood around a few moments and when there was a lull in the interrogation, I asked Captain Fritz if he was about ready to transfer Oswald and he said, "Well, no; they were still talking to him," so I left the room.
Mr. Hubert. That was about what time?
Mr. Curry. As I recall, it was probably 10:30, but I didn't care when they transferred him at all. It didn't make any difference to me. The arrangements had been made to transfer him and then when it was brought to——
Mr. Hubert. What arrangements had been made?