Mr. Cutchshaw. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. Now, before you went out to Love Field, did you prepare a report of what had happened down in the basement?
Mr. Cutchshaw. No, sir; that is where I went, I am sorry. I am getting confused, but when I left the basement, I talked to somebody downstairs about it, and I think that was Captain Jones, and he said, "Well, go upstairs and write out your report, whatever you know, or what you saw." And I went to the homicide bureau first and made out my report in written letter form that you have, and gave it to the homicide office up there, and then I went to my room, which is room 314.
Mr. Griffin. Now, so at the time you prepared this letter dated—let me ask you this: Let me hand you Exhibit 5043. Is that a true and accurate copy of a report that you wrote out in the homicide bureau?
Mr. Cutchshaw. Let me take a minute here [reading report]. You mean word for word?
Mr. Griffin. Let me ask you this: I notice you pulled out a set of papers from your pocket. You have a copy of the actual report you prepared?
Mr. Cutchshaw. Yes; I have a copy which is one of the Xerox copies of the report which I wrote.
Mr. Griffin. Would you mind if we made a photocopy of that? And retain it for our files?
Mr. Cutchshaw. No, sir; I don't. In fact, it looks like—that is my handwritten copy. I don't know whether you can read it or not.
Mr. Griffin. Now, I think I can make out your handwriting here. I am referring now to the copy of the handwritten report which Detective Crenshaw prepared on November 24, 1963, in the homicide bureau office. Approximately how long after Ruby shot Oswald?