Representative Ford. What kind of mistakes?
Mr. Brian. Well, I don't know. There were some strikeovers and some, a couple of misspelled words, I believe, and I don't have a copy of the one that I copied from so I couldn't say, but I did have to type the report over.
Representative Ford. But these mistakes that were pointed out by Lieutenant Revill, were they mistakes of substance or just mistakes involving spelling and the like?
Mr. Brian. Well, what do you mean by substance now?
Representative Ford. Well, I mean as to the precise things that you said as to what transpired?
Mr. Brian. I don't believe there were. I am trying to recall what I had to add that took place there, and——
Representative Ford. It is important whether or not any statements of facts were altered or whether the changes were simply typographical errors or otherwise.
Mr. Brian. I will tell you one thing that I recall he called to my attention was 2:05 p.m., I believe, and I told him, I said I can't put that in there because I don't know what time it was, and I don't. I don't have any idea of what time it was, and he said, "Well, all right, leave that out," but I think the substance was probably the same in both reports. In fact, I am sure the substance was probably the same, because it was, the grammar was changed in some places, some spelling was changed, and some strikeovers were changed, and I think probably the second report was copied, that one was copied partially from the first one and then I made some changes.
Representative Ford. While you were in the process of discussing this with Lieutenant Revill he didn't show you his report, Exhibit 709?
Mr. Brian. I don't know whether he did or not. I don't believe that he did. I don't believe he did.