Sergeant Putnam. I wasn't aware that this was separate. I know I read the first one. Yes; I had missed that page. That was——
Mr. Hubert. What I want to ask you about all three of them, as a group, if we can handle them that way, and if we can't——
Sergeant Putnam. I believe we can.
Mr. Hubert. If they represent the truth, if there are any errors in any of those exhibits, if there are any omissions, do you wish to add anything, delete anything or modify anything?
Sergeant Putnam. No, sir; I accept them as they are.
Mr. Hubert. All right, would you do this, then. Would you put your name below my name where it appears and your initials below my initials that appear. Now, sergeant, I have only a very few questions, I think, to ask you about this, because as I read your statements they are rather complete, taking the three together. They just give about everything you know about the whole thing.
Sergeant Putnam. Yes, sir.
Mr. Hubert. As I understand from this, you were in the basement area, from about 9:30 until shortly before 11:20?
Sergeant Putnam. Yes, sir.
Mr. Hubert. You assisted, I think, in the searches made of the basement area?