Mr. Hubert. And right now your mind is blank on Vaughn altogether, I take it?
Sergeant Maxey. Actually, yes. I wasn't—right now I couldn't say.
Mr. Hubert. Now, has anybody asked you to change your statement?
Sergeant Maxey. No, uh-huh, so far as that goes, I haven't.
Mr. Hubert. Have you spoken to anybody about it?
Sergeant Maxey. As far as that goes I haven't talked to anybody about the statement.
Mr. Hubert. You have talked to anybody about the possible conflict in your statement?
Sergeant Maxey. Uh-uh.
Mr. Hubert. I don't know how that comes out on the machine. I suppose you mean "no" by that.
Sergeant Maxey. No; no. I'd like to say this: That as far as the conflicting statements are concerned, the only reason a person would have for getting together and getting his story straight would be to have something to hide, and I want it known right now I have nothing to hide, and I want it on the record.