Mr. Griffin. When did you first notice that he was changing; that there was some change?
Mr. Senator. I saw him very few times, you know, previous to when I went away, but his change—when I really noticed the change was after I came back.
Mr. Griffin. This was in February?
Mr. Senator. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. After the 18th of February?
Mr. Senator. Yes. His voice was getting lower, and his head was hanging down, and this is the way it was all the way up until the period, even after the trial. I don’t know—I don’t know how to describe the words; you call it deterioration or whatever runs through him; I don’t know. I would never ask him anything like that, you know. I never spoke about anything like that; anything but that.
Mr. Griffin. Did you notice a change——
Mr. Senator. He had lost weight.
Mr. Griffin. He had lost weight?
Mr. Senator. Yes.