Original sentence: , on November 22, and 11 a., on November 24.Captain Fritz of the homicide and robbery bureau did most of the questioning, but he kept no notes and there were no stenographic or tape recordings.During the evening of November 22, the Dallas Police Department performed paraffin tests on Oswald's hands and right cheek in an apparent effort to determine, by means of a scientific test, whether Oswald had recently fired a weapon.Frequently, however, he was confronted with evidence which he could not explain, and he resorted to statements which were discovered to be untrue.However, due to the unreliability of paraffin test, the Warren Commission did not rely on the results of the test in making their findings.Oswald provided little information during his questioning.Oswald was questioned all afternoon about both the Tippit shooting and the assassination of the President.Oswald was questioned intermittently for approximately 12 hours between 2:30 p.Representatives of other law enforcement agencies were also present, including the FBI and the U.Secret Service and occasionally participated in the questioning.The results were positive for the hands and negative for the right cheek.Throughout this interrogation Oswald denied any involvement with either the assassination of President Kennedy or the murder of Patrolman Tippit
Edited sentence: " Chief Curry said: "Ordinarily an interrogator in interrogating a suspect will have him in a quiet room alone or perhaps with one person there,"  In contrast, the interrogation room of Oswald was filled with FBI agents, Secret Service Agents, agents from other federal agencies and the homicide detectives., that evening, Dallas Police Chief Jesse Curry was ordered by, in his words, "people in Washington" to send all of the physical evidence that had been collected, but not Oswald, to FBI headquarters in Washington.Before Oswald himself was murdered at the police headquarters, he was interrogated, but the interrogation of him, according to Chief Curry, "was just against all principles of good interrogation practice.Captain Fritz’s sworn testimony was contradicted by his actual handwritten notes by him of the interrogation sessions that were turned over to the Assassination Records Review Board in 1997.Fritz, was in charge of interrogating Oswald, and he also testified to the Warren Commission that no record was kept of the interrogation sessions, but instead he prepared notes several days later.The Captain of the Dallas homicide detectives, J.The authorities announced that Oswald simply denied everything.Then, at 10:30 p