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Testimony Of Howard Leslie Brennan Resumed

Mr. Belin.: Mr. Brennan, you are the same Howard Leslie Brennan who testified this morning here?
Mr. Brennan.: Yes, sir.
Mr. Ball.: Do you know a George Murray, of the National Broadcasting Co.
Mr. Brennan.: I do not.
Mr. Belin.: Have you ever worked for the Union Terminal?
Mr. McCloy.: You are still under oath, you realize.
Mr. Brennan.: Yes, sir.
Mr. Belin.: Have you ever worked for the Union Terminal Co. in Dallas?
Mr. Brennan.: I have not.
Mr. Belin.: Did you ever state to anyone that you heard shots from opposite the Texas School Book Depository and saw smoke and paper wadding come out of boxes on a slope below the railroad trestle at the time of the assassination?
Did you ever say that or that, in substance, to anyone?
Mr. Brennan.: I did not.
Mr. Belin.: That is all.
Mr. Brennan.: Is there another Howard Brennan?
Mr. Belin.: Well, sir; we don't know. We wanted to know whether or not you ever made this statement to anyone.
Mr. Brennan.: No, sir.
The Chaiman.: Thank you very much, Mr. Brennan.
Mr. Brennan.: I would like to ask a question off the record.
The Chaiman.: Off the record.
(Discussion off the record.)

Source:
Warren Commission Hearings, Vol. III, p. 211.

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