Mr. DEAN. Just as much as the other. Depends on who met him under which
name.
Mr. GRIFFIN. All right. Now, what else did he talk to you about at that
particular time?
Mr. DEAN. After he answered that question, I said, "How long had you
been in the basement when Oswald came into your view?" And he said, "I
just walked in. I just walked to the bottom of the ramp when he came
out."
Mr. GRIFFIN. What else did you talk to him about at that time?
Mr. DEAN. That's all. I heard all of Sorrels' questions and I heard all
of Ruby's answers.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, as far as the questioning of Sorrels is concerned,
did you testify to that at the Ruby trial?
Mr. DEAN. Yes, sir.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, after you finished this conversation with Ruby about
how he got down into the basement, what did you do?
Mr. DEAN. Caught the elevator back down to the basement and got my gun
that had been taken there by a patrolman. If I am not mistaken, I rode
down on the same elevator with Mr. Sorrels, and then I went back up to
the third floor to Chief Curry's office and took him his keys that he
had given me.
Mr. GRIFFIN. What were the keys to?
Mr. DEAN. They were--well, it was a keyring with a lot of keys on it,
but he had given me these to gain entrance to the door that's always
locked on the third floor of the jail elevator.
Mr. GRIFFIN. And then how long did you stay down there with Chief Curry?
Mr. DEAN. Just long enough to give him his keys.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Where did you go after that?