Mr. Griffin. Let me hand you, then, what I have marked for identification as Exhibit 5010. It's a copy of a letter signed by you, dated February 18, 1964, addressed to Mr. J. E. Curry, chief of police. Did you prepare that letter?
Mr. Dean. Yes; I did [indicating].
Mr. Griffin. And let me ask you this, is that a true and accurate copy of the actual original letter that you sent?
Mr. Dean. That's a copy I made myself, a Xerox copy [indicating].
Mr. Griffin. Did you write that letter on the basis of any notes?
Mr. Dean. No, sir; from memory.
Mr. Griffin. Now, did you prepare any prior reports to the police department or anybody else, in connection with the events that are recounted in that February 18th letter, other than the letter dated November 26, to Chief Curry, which I have marked Exhibit 5009, and this interview report, which we have designated 5008; are there any other writings that you prepared prior to February 18?
Mr. Dean. Yes, sir; there is one report that I had written regarding the article in the newspaper, that I had seen Ruby come into the basement.
Mr. Griffin. I see.
Mr. Dean. Do you have that?