Mr. Croy. He just said he saw him walking up the street just prior to the shooting.
Mr. Griffin. Did he say he saw him arrive at the car?
Mr. Croy. No; I turned him over to some other officers and they talked to him.
Mr. Griffin. Were you able to determine from them what direction he saw Oswald walking?
Mr. Croy. No.
Mr. Griffin. Do you recall this man's name?
Mr. Croy. No; I found the witness and took him to the other officers.
Mr. Griffin. Now, after the Tippit—how long did you remain at the scene of the Tippit killing?
Mr. Croy. Oh, I would say a good 30 minutes. Thirty or forty minutes, something like that.
Mr. Griffin. Then where did you go?