Mr. Hubert. The relation of it as to time of the shooting, except that it couldn't have been when you weren't there, obviously.
Mr. Newman. That's right.
Mr. Hubert. You remember how the man was dressed?
Mr. Newman. No.
Mr. Hubert. I'll ask you this, too: Do you know whether it was, or was not, or do you have any opinion on whether it was or was not Jack Ruby, or do you have any opinion as to who it was at all?
Mr. Newman. I have no opinion whatsoever. I would like to say in that, since we are talking about this incident, that when I talked to Detective Westphal—was it?
Mr. Hubert. Yes, sir.
Mr. Newman. Lieutenant Revill was out of town. He didn't indicate to me that he placed any importance on it whatsoever. I was not aware of the fact that he had even written a memo on it. Mr. Griffin, last night, did not bring it up, and I, after talking to him, dropped the subject. Didn't see fit to bring it up, or didn't even remember it.
Mr. Hubert. What is this undated statement which we have identified as 5038-A, the one that is also unsigned? Do you know anything about that at all?
Mr. Newman. I don't know. I would guess probably that information was taken down at the time I talked to him on the telephone. That is, by and large, the statement I made to him.