 I think we ought to follow that if we can. Not just leave it limbo today. Yes, sir. Give me Dick Loach. Mr. Loach, talking to Walter. Oh, thank you. Tina, you following him there? He was. Yeah. Walter? No, let him adjust. Mr. President? Yeah. Mr. Hoover, I wanted to call you, sir, immediately and tell you that the FBI has found three bodies, six miles southwest of Philadelphia, Mississippi, six miles west of where the civil rights workers were last seen on the night of June 21st. A search party of agents turned up the bodies just about 15 minutes ago while they were digging in the woods and underbrush several hundred yards off Route 21 in that area. We're going to get a car and they're right away, sir, and we're going to move these bodies into Jackson, Mississippi, where we hope they can be identified. We have not identified them as yet as the three missing men, but we have every reason to believe that they are the three missing men. They were under it. They were at the site of a dam that had been constructed near Philadelphia, Mississippi. I want to let you know right away, sir. When are you going to make the map? Within 10 minutes, sir, if it's all right with you. How are you going to make it? Where? From there. I plan to make it from Washington here, sir. I think the FBI has found three bodies and not identified them. Okay. If you can hold it about 15 minutes, I think we'll notify these families. Well, Mr. President, the only thing I'd suggest you not have there is that you wish to do that prior to the time that they're identified. We think they're the ones, but... Well, I think we could tell them that we don't know, but we found them, and that kind of eases it a little bit. Yes, sir. All right, sir. Shall I wait until I... Yeah, I'll get right back to you. Very good, sir.