Mr. GRIFFIN. Where did you see him?
Mr. NEWMAN. He relieved me sometime in the middle of the afternoon so I
could go get a cup of coffee.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you talk to him about what had happened down there in
the basement?
Mr. NEWMAN. No. The only thing I said, I just relayed to him the
instructions I had.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you remember telling anybody out there about seeing a
man coming down the ramp?
Mr. NEWMAN. No.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you think that you did not tell anybody?
Mr. NEWMAN. I know I didn't.
Mr. GRIFFIN. You know you didn't tell anybody that. When did you first
become aware that this might be significant, that you saw this man come
down the ramp?
Mr. NEWMAN. When I was interviewed by Lieutenant Revill. It must have
been the following Sunday.
Mr. GRIFFIN. After you got off duty at Parkland Hospital, where did you
go?
Mr. NEWMAN. I went back to the Police and Courts Building and was
assigned on the second floor, security detail.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Is that where Captain Talbert was?
Mr. NEWMAN. I don't know the gentleman. It was right outside of the
city planning office.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Oh. Was this on the second floor of the municipal building?