Mr. Griffin. Do you think, do you have any clear recollection?
Mr. Rubenstein. No; I think he called everybody. He called Eileen, and I think he called us, and he called Earl.
Mr. Griffin. I am just asking you to think about what happened to you. What did you do after the telephone call?
Mr. Rubenstein. I hung up. What is there to do?
Mr. Griffin. What did you do the rest of the evening?
Mr. Rubenstein. I sat down and watched the rest of the program on television.
Mr. Griffin. Did you hear again from Jack that night?
Mr. Rubenstein. I don’t remember. I don’t think we did. It was too late then.
Mr. Griffin. How about—did you hear from any of your other friends or relatives?
Mr. Rubenstein. Eileen called, I think, after that. She said, “Jack called me,” my sister Eileen.