Mr. Senator. He kept it in his apartment.
Mr. Griffin. He kept it in the apartment?
Mr. Senator. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. Now would he keep it on his person or would he keep it in a moneybag?
Mr. Senator. It has been both ways. It all depends on how he is going home. I mean, no particular reason. He has kept it both ways.
Now, I can’t quote how many times he has it in his pocket or in his moneybag, something like that, and I can’t even quote, maybe occasionally he may have forgotten it and left it in the car. If he did leave it in the car it would be locked in the trunk.
Mr. Griffin. Did he have the habit of taking the revolver out of the automobile when he got to the Carousel Club and carrying it up into the Carousel Club, or don’t you remember?
Mr. Senator. Oh, he takes it up there, sure. He takes it upstairs. Now if he does it every day, you must understand that I am not watching every move Jack Ruby made.
Mr. Griffin. How many times did you see it?
Mr. Senator. I don’t even know. I can’t quote the times, but I would probably say the majority of times it probably went up, and then again it may have went up all the time. As I say, I am not watching, looking for a bag all the time.