My Lord, the reference to that might be convenient; it is Document UK-57, which was put in as Exhibit GB-64.
[Turning to the witness.]
Do you say that you do not remember seeing any report of his capture or of his shooting or of his interrogation?
WAGNER: No, I believe I remember that, but this man...
COL. PHILLIMORE: Now what do you remember? Just tell us what you remember. Do you remember seeing his capture reported?
WAGNER: I no longer know that. I remember there was a report that a considerable time after the attack on the Tirpitz a man was captured, but to my knowledge not by the Navy.
COL. PHILLIMORE: Would you look at the Document D-864, a sworn statement.
My Lord, through some error I am afraid I have not got it here. May I just put the facts, and if necessary put in the document if I can produce it in time.
[Turning to the witness.] I suggest to you that Robert Paul Evans, after his capture, was personally interrogated by the Commander-in-Chief, Navy, of the Norwegian North Coast. Do you say you know nothing of that?
WAGNER: Yes, I maintain that I do not remember it.