Mr. Griffin. Yes; if you would please.
Mr. Senator. “He returned to the apartment and went to bed approximately 10:30 p.m. He does not recall seeing Ruby again that day.” It is not recall seeing him, I didn’t see him.
Mr. Griffin. Why don’t you change recall to didn’t.
Mr. Senator. Now I stated here for the point of information before that “Jack told him” which is me “that he had been at his sister Eva’s place,” said that he had bought food for her.” In other words, when he bought all this stuff there he bought her some too.
Mr. Griffin. In other words, it was your understanding when you talked with Agent Moore that Jack had bought the sandwiches and so forth before he went to Eva Grant’s house on Friday night?
Mr. Senator. Yes; now let me ask you this. When I am talking to them, are they taking this word by word or what? Do you know? I don’t even know myself.
Mr. Griffin. It depends. Of course I wasn’t at this interview.
Mr. Senator. I know that. This is why I asked you.
Mr. Griffin. They are obviously not taking it down word for word as our court stenographer is here.
Mr. Senator. I know they do it in longhand which is tough. It is not easy.