Mr. Graves. I didn’t hear him say anything.
Mr. Griffin. What did you do when you got back to where Oswald was?
Mr. Graves. Stood there and watched the doctor work with him until the ambulance came.
Mr. Griffin. Then what did you do?
Mr. Graves. Well, they put him in the ambulance and I got in the ambulance with him and went to Parkland Hospital and got off there and took him right into emergency and worked with him a few minutes. And got him prepared for the operating room, and, so, we caught the elevator with him and with the doctors and nurses and went on up to the second floor, and I changed into one of those scrub uniforms and crepe-soled shoes and went over to the door of the operating room, where I stayed until such time as he was pronounced dead.
Mr. Griffin. Outside of the operating room?
Mr. Graves. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. As you were standing outside of the operating room, did you hear discussion about how Ruby got into the building?
Mr. Graves. No; I didn’t—an FBI man came up there a little later and stood with me.
Mr. Griffin. To go back just a minute, you have already told me this before in an earlier interview, but I want to make this clear for the record. You knew Ruby before this occasion when you saw him shoot Oswald?