Mr. ARNETT. Whenever I had ahold of him, I felt like there could be
some more shots fired. I believe you would have felt the same way,
because I wasn't figuring on that first one being fired.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Okay. I am going to ask you to sign all these things
[indicating].
Mr. ARNETT. All right [indicating].
Mr. GRIFFIN. I ask you to sign them, and I assume that when you sign
them you are indicating that you think they are accurate and wouldn't
make any changes to them?
Mr. ARNETT. Yes, sir. I have tried to tell you just as near the truth
as I can. Just sign it or----
Mr. GRIFFIN. Just sign it and put the date. Now, will you sign that one
and this one here [indicating]?
Off the record.
(Discussion off the record.)
Mr. GRIFFIN. Have I interviewed you before the beginning of this
deposition?
Mr. ARNETT. Before tonight?
Mr. GRIFFIN. Yes.
Mr. ARNETT. Not that I know of.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Has any other member of the staff interviewed you before I
took your deposition?
Mr. ARNETT. The only one that interviewed me was the FBI men, came to
my home, one of them was from Memphis, Tenn., and I don't know where
the other one came from.
Mr. GRIFFIN. I don't have to ask you this, but we say it for the record
anyhow. If anything should come to your attention which you think would
be helpful to us or which you find maybe you want to make a correction
in anything that you have told us, will you come to us and----
Mr. ARNETT. Absolutely.
Mr. GRIFFIN. And advise us?
Mr. ARNETT. I am for you 100 percent.
Mr. GRIFFIN. I certainly appreciate your assistance. That's all.