Mr. RANKIN. You have told us all you remember about the showup?
Mr. WADE. I told you all, and, of course, all I know about it as far as
my interview with the press. You can get more accurate, actually, by
getting a transcript of it because I don't remember what all was asked,
but I do remember the incident with Ruby and I know I told them that
there would be no evidence given out in the case.
At that time, most of it had already been given out, however, by
someone. I think by the police.
Now, the next morning, I don't know of anything else until the next
morning. I went to the office about 9 o'clock.
Mr. DULLES. Could I ask a question?
Mr. WADE. Yes, sir.
(Discussion off the record.)
Mr. RANKIN. Do you have any particular transcript that you are speaking
about?
Mr. WADE. No; I don't have anything. The thing about it is this was
taken, this was on television and radio and all the networks. They had
everything there set up and that is the only--that is the first of, I
think, three times I was interviewed, but it was Friday night around
between 12 and 1 o'clock. It was actually Saturday morning between 12
and 1.
Mr. RANKIN. So there were a number of networks, possibly, and a number
of the radio stations and television stations from the whole area?
Mr. WADE. The whole area and it actually wasn't set up for an interview
with me. It was an interview, what I thought, with Fritz and Curry, and
I thought I would stay for it, but when they got into the interviewing,
I don't know what happened to them but they weren't there. They had
left, or I was the one who was answering the questions about things I
didn't know much about, to tell you the truth.
Has that got it cleared? Can I go to the next morning?