Lieutenant Revill. What I did is, I interviewed Mr. Rushing one night and asked him if he could come to the district attorney's office and relate this to Mr. Wade. Possibility that the district attorney might use him as a witness, and Alexander was of the opinion that the man might be mistaken. That he saw this as a means of getting publicity. Of course, I disagree with that thinking. I think that the man is truthful in that he is reporting what he thinks he saw.
Mr. Hubert. When you interviewed him did he give you what you considered a fairly accurate description of Ruby?
Lieutenant Revill. Yes. Of course, so many photographs had appeared in the newspapers and it would be easy for someone to——
Mr. Hubert. Where did you interview him?
Lieutenant Revill. At the district attorney's office.
Mr. Hubert. Did he give you a specific address in Plano?
Lieutenant Revill. It is out in the country. It is a box number. I can't——
Mr. Hubert. What is he? A Baptist minister?
Lieutenant Revill. He is, yes; I guess he would be. He attends the First Baptist Church. He is one of these Evangelist—that his calling is to dry up the liquor industry, throughout the nation, so they tell me.
Mr. Hubert. Did he state to you what his purpose was in seeing Oswald?