Mr. Jenner. The questioning, then, assumed that there was a gun, is that correct?
Mr. Mamantov. That's correct. She was asked whether this gun—when at the Paines, whether she knew where the gun used to be, and then she said she hadn't seen gun since the gun—she saw last time—and this particular day when gun wasn't there. No; she never stated, and I don't think she was asked if she knew that the gun was there that particular morning. That, I don't know, but she was asked if she knew that the gun was with her belongings.
Mr. Jenner. Prior to November 22?
Mr. Mamantov. Prior to November 22—that's correct.
Mr. Jenner. And her response was in the affirmative?
Mr. Mamantov. That's correct.
Mr. Jenner. And your distinct recollection is that the blanket was not brought into the room at any time while you were there to exhibit to her?
Mr. Mamantov. Only physical item was gun.
Mr. Jenner. Your recollection is that it is true that the blanket was not brought into the room?
Mr. Mamantov. That's correct, the only physical item was brought in, was the gun itself, sir.