Mr. LIEBELER. Does the statement of Mr. Hamblen, Exhibit No. 3005,
accurately reflect the conversation which you had with him on December
2, 1963?
Mr. WILCOX. Yes.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did you prepare that statement yourself?
Mr. WILCOX. No, sir; Mr. Hamblen prepared that.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did Mr. Hamblen dictate it himself, or write it out?
Mr. WILCOX. Wrote it on the typewriter himself.
Mr. LIEBELER. Now in the December 2, 1963, statement, Mr. Hamblen says:
"As I recall, several weeks ago Mr. Aubrey Lewis had trouble paying
this party a money order. He expected to get same without proper ID.
He was informed to get some ID and come back and get paid, and as Mr.
Lewis recalled he returned about 1 hour later with Navy ID card and a
library card and was paid a small amount with this ID and after payment
made, party left the office.
Mr. Lewis remarked to me, I would like to pinch the heads off people of
his character."
Do you recall discussing this with Mr. Hamblen on December 2, 1963?
Mr. WILCOX. Yes, sir.
Mr. LIEBELER. Can you remember anything else that Mr. Hamblen might
have said about this incident other than that which is reflected in the
statement?
Mr. WILCOX. No.
Mr. LIEBELER. Do you recall discussing this statement with Mr. Lewis at
any time?
Mr. WILCOX. Yes, sir.
Mr. LIEBELER. When did you first discuss it with Mr. Lewis?
Mr. WILCOX. That is what I am trying to find right here. Must have been
on December 4 that I talked to Mr. Lewis about it, and his statement
addressed to me was written by himself.
Mr. LIEBELER. On December 4, 1963?
Mr. WILCOX. On December 4, 1963.
Mr. LIEBELER. Do you have a copy of that statement?
Mr. WILCOX. Yes, sir.
Mr. LIEBELER. Could we mark that as Exhibit No. 3006 on the deposition
of Laurance R. Wilcox, at Dallas, Tex., March 31, 1964?
In this case you have actually provided me the original of Mr. Lewis'
statement, is that correct?
Mr. WILCOX. Yes, sir.
Mr. LIEBELER. I have initialed Exhibit No. 3006 and would like to have
you do the same, if you would.