Mr. Belin. Do you remember what your husband said at that time?
Mrs. Rowland. He repeated the statement he had made in the—well, the police officers brought a written statement and asked him if that was in general what he had to say, and he said, "Yes," and they asked him specific questions about it and he answered them.
Mr. Belin. Was there anything else that was said?
Mrs. Rowland. I don't believe so.
Mr. Belin. Was there anything that your husband said that was not on that written statement?
Mrs. Rowland. I am not positive.
Mr. Belin. Do you remember him saying anything—do you remember him telling the police officer that the statement was correct, or do you remember him telling them anything?
Mrs. Rowland. Yes; he signed. There might have been a change or two in the statement and then he signed it and said that he verified that it was correct, to the best of his knowledge.
Mr. Belin. Did he tell the police officer anything that was not on that statement that should be?
Mrs. Rowland. I don't believe so.