Mr. Leavelle. Yes, that is what I mean, and then the other one was sometime after or with the two agents?
Mr. Hubert. And you think it was during the interrogation by the two agents on December 10, 1963, that you mentioned about your suggestion that the route should be through the first floor of the Main Street entrance of the municipal building coming out the Main Street door?
Mr. Leavelle. That’s right.
Mr. Hubert. But, that those agents told you that that was not important?
Mr. Leavelle. They didn’t need it for that particular form.
Mr. Hubert. I see.
Mr. Leavelle. To the best of my knowledge, of course, my reason for double-crossing—my reasons for wanting to handle it the other way, I thought it would be done quicker and easier and I was fed up to my chin, in a way, with these news people, and they—as soon as we could get rid of them the better, was my sentiments, and I didn’t have any desire to parade through them with the prisoner in tow. However, I can understand why the chief wanted to let them take the pictures.
Mr. Hubert. Had it been your decision you wouldn’t have done it that way, is that it?
Mr. Leavelle. Either as I suggested, or at a different hour.
Mr. Hubert. Say move him in the morning early?