Dr. Gregory. No; not that I know of. I was on a day or so after the assassination spoken to in these offices by a member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, but it was a very brief interview.
Mr. Specter. What was that about?
Dr. Gregory. And I think it was the question of whether or not I had been able to recover any metal from Governor Connally which they might use for ballistic analysis.
I regret to say I don't know the gentleman's name, but he too was properly identified.
Mr. Specter. And prior to the time when the Court Reporter started to transcribe the deposition which you have been kind enough to provide us with, had you and I been talking about the same subjects which you have answered questions on all during the course of this deposition?
Dr. Gregory. Yes.
Mr. Specter. And during the time that you first were interviewed by the Secret Service down through the present moment, have you had the same general opinion concerning the matters which you have testified about here today?
Dr. Gregory. Yes.
Mr. Specter. Do you have anything to add which you think would be helpful in any way to the work of the Commission?
Dr. Gregory. No; not really. This is the only articulation I have had with this whole episode concerning Governor Connally's wound and his subsequent recovery and none other.