Mr. HUBERT. Now, Mr. Holly, I have shown you, and I think you have
read now the exhibits which I have identified as No. 5109, being a
report of an interview of you by Jack Revill, said report being made
to Chief of Police Curry in a letter dated December 1, 1963. Does that
substantially represent what you said?
Mr. HOLLY. Yes, sir.
Mr. HUBERT. Is anything wrong about it?
Mr. HOLLY. The only thing I can see wrong is, the report wasn't made
right after the assassination. It was about 5 days afterwards. That is
the only thing I can see.
Mr. HUBERT. Well, of course, this doesn't say when the report was made.
Oh, you mean the report about having heard that?
Mr. HOLLY. To Lieutenant Revill there. I believe he corrected that, but
it wasn't made right after. Statement says that I made a statement to
Sergeant Eberhart.
Mr. HUBERT. I don't see anything in 5109 that indicates you made this
report about talking to that man the next day. As a matter of fact,
I don't see where this report of an interview by Revill attempts to
indicate the day on which you reported that this reserve officer had
said these things to you.
I think the other document does that. Well, let's look at 5110, which
is the FBI report of interview, I think.
Mr. HOLLY. I believe it was in the FBI report there.
Mr. HUBERT. Yes; on the third page there is of Exhibit 5110, in the
last paragraph, there is the following language. "He relayed this
information to a close personal friend of his, Detective Gus Eberhardt,
who is a regular officer assigned to the burglary and theft bureau. He
believed he told Eberhardt this on the following day." Is that the part
you think is not correct?
Mr. HOLLY. No; that is not correct.
Mr. HUBERT. When did you, then?
Mr. HOLLY. It was about the Sunday. It was about Thursday of that week,
approximately Thursday of that week, he come out to the house, and I
was going to ride with him that night, and he made the statement that
he was trying to find out as to how Ruby entered the city hall, and I
said, "Well, the information you have there I passed on to him." And he
said, "Will you make a signed statement to that effect." And I said, "I
would be glad to."