Mr. Griffin. Now, this guy you say had on a dark suit?
Mr. Cutchshaw. Right.
Mr. Griffin. Do you recall if he had on a hat?
Mr. Cutchshaw. I do not, because the man I saw was bent over pushing like that [indicating]. All three is what struck me strange that all three of them, not one was putting all his weight, but all three were bent over pushing like that.
Mr. Griffin. At the time that you ran for those TV cameras after the shooting, did you know that Jack Ruby had been the person who shot Oswald?
Mr. Cutchshaw. I knew that. I helped carry the man through the jail office doors to the jail office, and while I was there standing guard on the doors, someone said who is he, and a guy said it is Jack Ruby. And I was standing in the door when a doctor came in right after we got Ruby in there and they brought Oswald, and immediately thereafter, someone was banging on the door trying to get through, and I tried to push him out, and he said he was a doctor, and that he had been called. And I run my hand down his side and he had the stethoscope in his right hand coat pocket, and I let him through.
Mr. Griffin. So, by the time you ran to the TV cameras, you knew that Ruby was the man?
Mr. Cutchshaw. I knew that Ruby was the man. They said he was Jack Ruby.
Mr. Griffin. Now, if you had seen the third man after it reached, or as it reached Lowery, do you think you would have seen that man move from the TV cameras to the channel 5 camera that was stationed behind the railing? Do you think you would have seen him move from there to the position of the camera?
Mr. Cutchshaw. Well, let me put it this way: I didn't just watch this camera all the way through, because it done past this point, and the next time I saw it, I remember seeing it when I was looking through the square glass in the door when I was holding it to, and I saw the two men push it up here.