Mr. Griffin. When Putnam found him?
Mr. Dean. I don't. I do know I sent for him one time, or had an officer to go page the maintenance man to meet me, to have him unlock this door in question, that I thought—or I wanted it opened so I could see in it, to see if it was a service elevator or what. I had never seen that door opened before.
Mr. Griffin. Now, did you make any inquiries about the passenger elevators?
Mr. Dean. Coming into the garage portion?
Mr. Griffin. Yes.
Mr. Dean. Yes; they were operating at the time. I think there were two colored boys that were operating the elevators, and we told them not to come down to the basement for any reason. And we posted Brock there at the elevators.
Mr. Griffin. Now, so that we understand what we are talking about, my recollection is that there is another elevator that's a service elevator also?
Mr. Dean. Yes, sir. This was the one that was operating, primarily, that morning.
Mr. Griffin. I think we can help things out here somewhat. This is a diagram of the basement area, and I am going to mark this "Dallas, Tex., Sergeant Dean, March 24, 1964, Exhibit 5007."
Now, making reference, Sergeant, to this particular diagram here, at the time you searched the garage, it is my understanding that what's marked on here as elevators Nos. 1 and 2 were operable, that there were some colored boys in there, or somebody who was operating those elevators?