Mr. Slack. I think it was because they had things in the paper.
Mr. Liebeler. Who do you think tapped it, the newspaper people?
Mr. Slack. The FBI and the Secret Service, they didn't tap it. They don't do things like that.
Mr. Liebeler. The Secret Service doesn't?
Mr. Slack. No.
Mr. Liebeler. What about the FBI?
Mr. Slack. They said they did not, and I blamed it on the newspaper. And they came and made a television picture of me and gave me an interview. And I wanted to know what identification they had and who they were with, and they fooled around and made about a 3-minute conversation and they never did show it, but it never was shown anyplace. Just newshounds. And they put up a big front that it was the Warren Commission.
Mr. Liebeler. Who were they?
Mr. Slack. The television guys from Fort Worth, and they were in such a big hurry to leave, they just took my picture and took off. They had 15 minutes to get to Fort Worth, and I never heard any more of it at all.
Mr. Liebeler. I don't think they had anything to do with the Warren Commission.