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    "ocrText": "Mr. HUBERT. How long did you work with that police department?\nMrs. RICH. Well, I left. That is why I discontinued my association with\nMrs. RICH.\nthem. Again, as needed.\nguy's name.\nMr. HUBERT. Well, altogether, how long were you there?\nMr. HUBER\nMrs. RICH. Altogether, if you want to put it running day by day, probably 3\nget you the nc\nweeks. If you want to say-actually I was associated with them probably 3 or\nMrs. RICH.\n4 months.\ncame to pick\nMr. HUBERT. That is what I meant.\nto find a plac\nMrs. RiCh.Butnotworked steadily.\nanything abou\nMr. HUBERT. I understand.\nMr. HUBER?\naddress?\nMrs. Rich. And the Oakland Police Department.\nMrs. Rich.\nMr. HUBERT. Oakland, Calif.?\nhome more o\nMrs. RICH. California.\napartment.\nMr. HUBERT. And who did you work with there?\nMr. HUBERT\nMrs. RICH. Oh, dear. I worked on grand theft. Lieutenant-I can't remem-\nMrs. RICH.\nber-whoever the lieutenant is in charge of grand theft detail. Lt. Parker.\nber. I cannot\nMr. HUBERT. How long did you stay in Oakland with that association?\nMr. HUBERT.\nMrs. RICH. Again, about the same length of time as Hayward. I was working\njoined you in\nwith both of them at the same time, and also Sacramento. In that type of work,\nMrs. RICH.\nyou cannot get by in just one.\nMr. HUBERT.\nMr. HUBERT. I don't think you mentioned Sacramento yet.\nlived?\nMrs. RICH. The district attorney's office, yes, I have. At this time, if neces-\nMrs. Rich. 1\nsary, I can introduce a letter into evidence verifying part of this testimony.\non Oak Street,\nMr. HUBERT. Well, do you wish to do so?\nber where it T\nMrs. RICH. I believe I would.\nMr. HUBERT.\nMr. HUBERT. Well, do you have the letter?\nMr. Perrin join\nMrs. RICH. I do. Note for the record I hand a letter to Mr. Hubert, signed by\nMrs. RICH. T\nChief Deputy Kistle.\nMr. HUBERT.\nMr. HUBERT. You have handed me this document. Do you wish--I assume you\nMrs. RICH. 7\nwish to keep the original.\nI was living aty\nMrs. RICH. That is the only one I have, sir.\nMr. HUBERT.\nMr. HUBERT. Would you mind if we had a copy made of it?\nMrs. RICH. Y\nMrs. RICH. I would not.\nMr. HUBERT.\nfor\nMr. HUBERT. And then we can hand you back the original.\nMrs. RICH.\nMrs. RICH. That will be fine.\nreetly. I would\nMr. HUBERT. Well, now, when did you first meet Jack Ruby?\nMr. HUBERT.\nMrs. RICH. When I first reached Dallas, I. of course, went directly to the police\nMrs. RICH. I\nknow it if I see\nstation.\nheart of downto\nMr. HUBERT. what is his first name? Are you referring to the Tippit who\nMr. HUBERT. I\nwas shot on November 22d?\nMrs. RICH. N\nMIS. RICH. I would say believe it is the only Tippit on the police force.\nMr. HUBERT. :\nMr. HUBERT. All right. So you met Mr. Tippit. And what happened then?\nMrs. Rich. Yi\nMrs. RICH. I walked in and plunked $4 on the desk and said, \"Here I am.\"\nOak Street, but I\nHe said-\nMr. HUBERT. S\nMr. HUBERT. Well-\nMrs. RICH. N\nMrs. RICH. This was a joke. When Licalled him from Massachusetts. I told\nrecall what the fl\nhim when I hit there I would have bucks in my pocket. It was rather a Kind of\nMr. HUBERT. I\na joke, actually. I said, \"Here I am.\"\nWHY?\nwhich was a hou\nHe said, \"Oh, no; I told you not to do it.\"\nwas located.\nhad talked to him previously on the phone So that was all right. So he\nMrs. RICH. No\ncalled in one of the patroimen. And they get the Black Maria, go down to the\nMr. HUBERT. A\nbus depot and get my bags. And I had called Associated Press. I have many\nMrs. RICH. Oh,\nfriends around the press world. Being in public relations, I would. And this\nMr. HUBERT. A\nBrice someone or other said, \"You can go and stay with my wife for a couple of\nment house.\ndays until you get settled.\"\nMrs. RICH. Ye\nThree o'clock in the morning we start punching doorbells, with the suiteases in\nupartments are.\na Black Maria, trying to find Ann, and I couldn't remember the last name. So\nMr. HUBERT. A\nthe next day they send up to pick me up and help me find a place and job.\nMrs. RICH. Oal\nMr. HUBERT. When you say \"they\"-\nC where\nMr. HUBERT. Ai\nMrs. RICH: Meaning the police department of Dallas.\nMrs. Richt. Yes\nJamp!\nMr. HUBERT. What particular individumes\nbut at less mones\n338\ncould Brice be Bledooe?"
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