Mr. Hubert. Tell us what he said?
Mr. Armstrong. Well, he didn’t say anything, but he said something about—he was surprised when he heard about Jack—the shooting of Oswald, and Jack, and that the FBI had contacted him, and I just told him that I had found the letter from this girl Gayle and had given it to the FBI and that was about all there was—that was about it.
Mr. Hubert. Did he tell you where he had been?
Mr. Armstrong. No; he didn’t tell me where he had been. He said he had a job in some kind of mine somewhere up in Missouri or wherever he was, and he left there to come back here to the trial.
Mr. Hubert. He told you that he had come to Dallas for the purpose of attending the trial?
Mr. Armstrong. Yes; for the purpose of testifying.
Mr. Hubert. Do you remember where it was you spoke to him?
Mr. Armstrong. In the county courthouse downtown.
Mr. Hubert. You mean just in the hallway?
Mr. Armstrong. Downstairs—just as you come in the door.