Mr. Senator. I don’t understand it.
Mr. Griffin. I understand it to mean that you felt that you were closer to Ruby but you couldn’t explain to them why you were closer to Ruby.
Mr. Senator. Let me read this to myself again? This don’t make sense to me. Maybe I don’t understand what I am reading, what I have read to you. Do you want to go over it with me?
Mr. Griffin. All right.
Mr. Senator. This part I read to you, start there, “Thereafter.”
Mr. Griffin. “Thereafter he considered himself to have been closer to Ruby, but in this regard could not explain why he considered himself closer during the past 3 years than the time before he knew Ruby.”
In other words, they are saying that you couldn’t explain why you felt closer to Ruby in this recent period.
Mr. Senator. If I had just moved in, how could I really feel that closer, just moving in? It doesn’t necessarily mean being close to him. I mean, this I don’t understand. What do they mean when they say—how can you just move in with somebody and say, say you are that close to him? You are there, that is true, but what do you mean by being close to him? If you had just gone in and had always known him casually——
Mr. Griffin. Isn’t part of the reason that you felt closer to him in recent years than you had long before is that you began to live with him in recent years, and that automatically made you closer? You saw him more often.
Mr. Senator. Yes; but I mean the way this sort of states to me, unless I misinterpret it, like I just moved in and I am that close to him already, I am really like a buddy-buddy, you know.