Mr. McMillon. Yes. You are missing one copy, one other statement that I made.
Mr. Griffin. I am? Now, can you get a copy of that for us?
Mr. McMillon. I don’t know if I can or not. The department has it. I am sure it is available to us, because they had it during the trial.
Mr. Griffin. Uh-huh.
Mr. McMillon. It is in this statement that I corrected this other stuff here in my original report.
Mr. Griffin. It would be easier for us if you would go back to whoever has custody of those, whoever has the responsibility for it, and then ask if you can get a copy of it and ask if you can send it to us.
Mr. McMillon. I will.
Mr. Griffin. I am sure that you won’t have any difficulty getting it.
Mr. McMillon. I don’t think so. I thought probably you would have it attached to it. I am sure they probably still have that typed in court. It is a typewritten report that I made to two lieutenants, department. The third was wrote out; the second one was the two FBI agents; the third one was the one you are missing; the fourth one is this FBI report that you have.
Mr. Griffin. I want to move away from the reports, go back to what happened on the 24th. As I understand it from the reports that I have marked here for identification, you remained with Ruby from the time that he was brought into the jail office until about 3:30 in the afternoon. Is that correct?