Mr. LAWSON. He could not say yes or no, whether Oswald was the
individual or not.
Mr. STERN. Did you notice any irregularity in the way the showup was
conducted?
Mr. LAWSON. No, sir.
Mr. STERN. Did it seem like a normal one to you, the size of the people?
Mr. LAWSON. I didn't notice any irregularity.
Mr. STERN. And their dress?
Representative FORD. Had Oswald had any additional physical damage done?
Mr. LAWSON. No, sir.
Representative FORD. The last time you saw him?
Mr. LAWSON. No; he had not. That was not the last time I saw him,
however. Then I later, approximately 11:30, or around midnight, it
was announced that there would be a press conference again down in
the showup room, and Inspector Kelley had arrived by that time, not
too long before that, and Inspector Kelley and I and another agent or
two went down to this press conference where it was just completely
packed. Everyone couldn't get in the room, the cameramen, reporters,
broadcasters, and so forth. Upon a signal----
Mr. DULLES. Who conducted that meeting?
Mr. LAWSON. I believe it was the assistant district attorney and Chief
Curry and perhaps Captain Fritz. We were just there watching.