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    "ocrText": "Mr. J. E. Curry - Pago 8\nconsidered him very interesting, and very unique. They asked me if I relieved\nhe was mentally ill. I told them I had made no obsorvations which would lead\nme to this conslusion, rut that I fclt he was very aggressive, and not to be-\ncome detailed, very interesting as is study. They anked me alcout his aggress-\niveness, and I told them the recod of bis fighting ability spolro for itself.\nThey said nomething about or relating to Jack that led to a conversation in\nwhich I told them I investigated Jack Ruby from the aspoct of whether or not\nhe was a and T had in fact discussed this subject directly with\nJack Puby, after J ran down all the leads on this subject I could get. I did\nthis as a last resort to satisfy my mind, and to obscrve bis reaction to my\nquestion. I cmmo away reasonably certain that Jack Fuby was not a homesental,\nas could be determined by my investination, and in lieu of any other evidence.\nThe agents then chonged the subject to the security measures around the depart-\nmont during Oswald's presence, and more specifically while he was being trans-\nferred. They acked me I believed an officer had passed Jack into the building.\nI told them it uas not in my power to even spaculate on thin subject. They\nasked me whore I was when the Oswald-Ruby incident took place. I told them\nI was at home, and heard it on the news. Lator, at three o'clock, I reportod\non duty. They asked mo more questions about security measures, I told them\nthat this building is a public building, freely accessible to the public, an d\nthat I had no knowledge of what the orders to the officers assigned to secure\nthe building waie. They then asked me, \"If the orders were to prevent entrance\"\nor words to this effect, did I know of any of ficer who would allow Buby to enter.\nI told them this was not in my power to auswer, but that I helieve no officer\nwould knowingly violate this ordey Then I expressed displeasure at this line\nof questioning. I felt it was out of order, and in any case beyond my know-\nledge to answer.\nC:- 10"
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