Mr. Griffin. When you testified, Larry, that you would sometimes flip the book over and make entries on the back of the pages, and as you have just done in front of us, you have turned the book over on its face to the back of the book. Do I understand your testimony to mean, then, that you worked, for some of your notations you worked backward?
Mr. Crafard. That is right.
Mr. Griffin. From the back of the book?
Mr. Crafard. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. But am I correct in understanding that the pages in the front of the book which have writing on the back side of the numbered page were not entries that were made in this fashion that we have just been describing but followed in the ordinary sequence that you would have made in working from the front of the book?
Mr. Crafard. That is right. The first two pages in the book, as I stated before, are numbers that he wanted to keep. I would fill the front of the page and then turn the page over and fill the reverse side of that same page.
Mr. Griffin. Now, as you go through there, would you leaf through those pages from one on, and tell us what the first page is that you recognize that wasn’t made by working from the front of the book and filling in sequence the back of the page after you had filled the front?
Mr. Crafard. I believe it would be page No. 4.
Mr. Griffin. And the back of page 4 has entries on it which might have been made because you were working from the back of the book forward?
Mr. Crafard. Yes, I believe so. I believe that is where I made those.