Mr. Pierce. None of any importance. I have been through there. As I read the article there it occurred to me that maybe a word might have been changed or a statement as written there might leave the meaning which in actual analysis was not exactly true. Like I explained it to you, that they referred to us as building engineers. If a call was sent out for the building engineer who was in charge on that day, I would go even though I am not a building engineer, but substantially, the copy of the statement is correct.
Mr. Hubert. Now, so that the record may show that both of us are talking about the same document, I would like you to place your name near mine here on the first page and your initials on the other two pages?
Mr. Pierce. Full name?
Mr. Hubert. Well, just your regular signature.
Mr. Pierce. That position on the first floor there, the vestibule there, that we were speaking of one door being open a while ago, we didn’t pursue that to the conclusion, but that is where I was. That is the point in the municipal building where I was at the time Oswald was shot, although, at that time, even until just a few short minutes, maybe like 5 until 5 or 8 minutes after he was shot did we know that he had even been shot, and it was immediately after that then that everyone left that position and I relocked the door.
Mr. Hubert. Good enough.
Mr. Pierce. The reason I had to unlock the door is because of human nature, like everyone else, we wanted to see what was taking place so, I unlocked the door and—so we could look down the side of the building toward the ramp area, which is the one right here [indicating], and see if anything was taking place.
Mr. Hubert. All right, now.——
Mr. Pierce. Because at that time when the officers out there told us that we could not remain outside we would have to step back inside and close the doors, that is where we were. I wanted to finish that part of it so that you would understand about the door being unlocked, because I was there at the time.
Mr. Hubert. And that is all you have to say about that?