Mr. Specter. Now, who, if any one, has talked to you representing the Federal Government in connection with the treatment which you assisted in rendering President Kennedy at Parkland on November 22?
Dr. Carrico. We have talked to some representatives of the Secret Service, whose names I do not remember.
Mr. Specter. On how many occasions, if there was more than one?
Dr. Carrico. Two occasions, a fairly long interview shortly after the President's death, and then approximately a month or so afterwards a very short interview.
Representative Ford. When you say shortly after the President's death, you mean that day?
Dr. Carrico. No, sir. Within a week maybe.
Mr. Specter. And what was the substance of the first interview with the Secret Service which you have described as occurring within 1 week?
Dr. Carrico. This was a meeting in Dr. Shires' office, Dr. Shires, Dr. Perry, Dr. McClelland and myself, and two representatives of the Secret Service in which we went over the treatment.
They discussed the autopsy findings as I recall it, with Dr. Shires, and reviewed the treatment with him, essentially.
Mr. Specter. And what questions were you asked specifically at that time, if any?