Mr. Hubert. I repeat that I think that if such a thing should come about, that you would be contacted and that the various problems that might exist in the matter would be discussed with you fully and that the persons representing the Commission would cooperate with you.
Mr. Decker. I'm sure they will.
Mr. Hubert. In every way you wish them to do so, consistent, of course, with their mission.
Mr. Decker. It makes no difference. I'm sorry, but I don't seem to have in this file Perry McCoy's statement. I think you have a statement from McCoy.
Mr. Hubert. Yes.
Mr. Decker. He made one—stating the times that he talked to the man, the conversations, and substantiated exactly practically what I said to you.
Mr. Hubert. I think we have covered the point.
Mr. Decker. I know you have because I sent him up there to be interviewed.
Mr. Hubert. I have heretofore shown you two documents identified as follows: The first being a report of an interview of you by Officer Neeley.
Mr. Decker. That's correct.