O. J. L.—No, he's quite right. It wasn't. Can he say where he spoke of it?
He says it wasn't through the table.
O. J. L.—No, it wasn't.
It wasn't here at all. He didn't know the person that he said it through. The conditions were strange there—a strange house. [Quite true, it was said through Peters in Mrs. Kennedy's house during an anonymous sitting on 27 September.]
O. J. L.—Do you recollect the photograph at all?
He thinks there were several others taken with him, not one or two, but several.
O. J. L.—Were they friends of yours?
Some of them, he says. He didn't know them all, not very well. But he knew some; he heard of some; they were not all friends.
O. J. L.—Does he remember how he looked in the photograph?
No, he doesn't remember how he looked.