Mr. Griffin. Did you talk to anybody while you were up there or before you got up there concerning how Ruby got into the basement?
Mr. Harrison. No; I told Chief Batchelor, just after I come back downstairs from taking him up—I told Chief Batchelor that I thought he come from behind those cameras over there, but—and that is where I thought he come from at that time.
Mr. Griffin. Now, why did you think he came from behind the cameras?
Mr. Harrison. Well, there was—he came from my left, and I don't see how he could get down the ramp.
Mr. Griffin. Why did you feel that way?
Mr. Harrison. Well, I knew there was an officer on the ramp and I just didn't feel like he could have gotten down there.
Mr. Griffin. Did you also feel that you would have seen him if he had come down that ramp?
Mr. Harrison. No, not necessarily; because I wasn't looking toward the ramp all of the time. I never—had I been turned where I could have seen the ramp all of the time, I may have seen him coming down.
Mr. Griffin. If Jack had been in that—were you moving around such after Rio Pierce's car moved that, if Jack had been down there in the basement area, you would have seen him?
Mr. Harrison. Not necessarily; it is possible that he could have been down there and I wouldn't have seen him because he had been back over in this group of newsmen.