Mr. McKenzie. And what part was it?
Mrs. Whitworth. I don't know—because I don't know anything about guns.
Mr. McKenzie. Can you state it in his words?
Mrs. Whitworth. I cannot.
Mr. McKenzie. You cannot tell us exactly what he said, but this is just what your recollection is of what he said?
Mrs. Whitworth. That's right.
Mr. McKenzie. And what did he say to you then—give us your best recollection.
Mr. Liebeler. Let me ask a question, if I may. Mrs. Whitworth, isn't it a fact that you told a newspaper reporter that came by your store shortly after this happened what that part was that he was looking for; a Miss Campbell or Mrs. Campbell?
Mrs. Whitworth. No; I didn't. Mrs. Hunter and I discussed it afterwards, and I think that she might know more about guns and she said it was a plunger, but I'm not sure—I might have told them that I thought it was a plunger, but I don't remember.
Mr. McKenzie. And you did not tell the reporter what you thought it was; is that right?