Mr. Griffin. Now, between the time—I notice this is the second report, letter—that was you got this letter of November 30?
Mr. Worley. Yes; I was interviewed by these two special service officers, and they took this statement.
Mr. Griffin. How did you come to describe that man? How did that come about? Did they ask you if you saw anybody jump over a railing, or anything like that?
Mr. Worley. Yes; they did.
Mr. Griffin. Now, prior to the time that you prepared this letter of November 30, had you talked with anybody about having seen this man jump over the railing?
Mr. Worley. No.
Mr. Griffin. I want you to think carefully. After the time, did you hear anybody else say—prior to the time you drafted the letter, that he saw a man jump over the railing?
Mr. Worley. No.
Mr. Griffin. Did you get any indication from Lieutenants Cornwall and Revill as to how they came to inquire about that particular man?
Mr. Worley. No.