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(Testimony of Sgt. A. Putnam James)
Mr. HUBERT, Have you been in any discussion with anybody as to who might have seen him and who might not have?
Sergeant PUTNAM. No, sir. I--there have been discussions to the effect that if he were there, surely someone would have seen him and recognized him. I mean, just in informal discussions, how could he be there. Sergeant PUTNAM. I understand that. Sergeant PUTNAM. No, sir. Sergeant PUTNAM. No, sir. Sergeant PUTNAM. No, sir. Sergeant PUTNAM. Except when I evaluate it. Having worked with those reporters and around them I can understand how that could have happened, because with as many a number of reporters that we dealt with for those 2 days, it's a tough job knowing everyone personally. Sergeant PUTNAM. Yes, sir. Sergeant PUTNAM. Sergeant Dean. Sergeant PUTNAM. No, sir. Sergeant PUTNAM. Lieutenant Pierce. Sergeant PUTNAM. I was in the car. Sergeant PUTNAM. In the front seat. Sergeant PUTNAM. Yes. Sergeant PUTNAM. Sergeant Maxey. Sergeant PUTNAM. Are you referring to time? Sergeant PUTNAM. That's correct. Sergeant PUTNAM. Actually on the ramp that comes from the parking area to the ramp that goes between the two streets. Sergeant PUTNAM. Right. Sergeant PUTNAM. Yes, sir. Sergeant PUTNAM. After he traveled about 10 to 15 feet. Sergeant PUTNAM. Because the reporters had formed on the north. Sergeant PUTNAM. On the north.
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