Mr. Hubert. I think you will find that that is Exhibit 5093.
Mr. Archer. 5093, yes, sir. It is not correct when it states that I remained with Ruby until approximately 3 p.m. I believe that that was 3:30 p.m., as stated in my report. As I recall, when I was interviewed by the gentleman, I did say 3:30. Now, like I say, it could be my error, could be theirs, but——
Mr. Hubert. Were there any omissions from, of fact from those statements?
Mr. Hubert. Any omissions of fact.
Mr. Archer. Well, I didn't go into every detail. There are several statements that I didn't include in this report, and of some of the conversation that took place in the jail and during the time that I was with Ruby, and then some of the statements that were made downstairs. By this, I mean when this investigation was made. I didn't have in mind of any testimony being involved, that it was—more or less an investigation as to how Ruby got into the basement, and what the security breakdown was. That my—that was my impression.
Mr. Hubert. I think you are relating to the fact that both of those statements omit any statement as to what Ruby told you concerning his intent to kill?
Mr. Archer. Yes, sir.
Mr. Hubert. Now, I wish to afford you an opportunity to state why that fact, or those facts were omitted from the statements?
Mr. Archer. Well, at the time, I just didn't consider them pertinent to the investigation that was in progress, and I just didn't recall them as important information at the time. And as I explained, it was in my mind that it was an inquiry, more or less, as to where I was and what I was doing, and of an inquiry as to whether there was any negligent on my part in regards to this security breakdown.