Mr. HUBERT. Now, you are pointing to the second page, the second
paragraph which is numbered with a (1)--what do you have to say about
that?
Mr. VAUGHN. The time was probably 10:15 and they've got 10:30.
Mr. HUBERT. Is that the only thing you find in that?
Mr. VAUGHN. Yes.
Mr. HUBERT. What other things?
Mr. VAUGHN. Well, in No. 6.
Mr. HUBERT. That is the paragraph that is numbered with (6) on page two?
Mr. VAUGHN. It says, "Thomas Carbet, known to Vaughn to be a city
employed mechanic, was on business of the Dallas Police Department in a
squad car. In connection with Carbet, Vaughn invited him down"----
Mr. HUBERT. Actually, they have Carbet, is that wrong?
Mr. VAUGHN. Actually, it's Chabot, but I think that's what I told him,
but that's what I meant.
Mr. HUBERT. You mean Chabot, when you actually told him Carbet. The man
who is referred to in this paragraph you are talking about, Paragraph 6
on page two, was really Chabot, is that right?
Mr. VAUGHN. Yes, sir [spelling]; C-h-a-b-o-t, and that's what I
have--what he advised me that he had been sent down for, checking the
parking situation.
Mr. HUBERT. I don't quite get what you said is wrong with that
paragraph.
Mr. VAUGHN. Well, that would be all right as far as the way it is
written--yes.
Mr. HUBERT. Well, have you any comment about it?
Mr. VAUGHN. Well, now, the comment was, as I recall, I did tell the two
FBI agents that were there that Chabot advised me that he had to check
the parking situation in the basement.
Mr. HUBERT. And that is omitted from that paragraph?
Mr. VAUGHN. Yes; that is omitted from that paragraph.
Mr. HUBERT. Now, turning to page three and it is the last long
paragraph on that page.
Mr. VAUGHN. And it says that, "Approximately 11 a.m. a large crowd"--I
don't know how they would specify a large crowd--I said I suppose it
was probably half a dozen people standing outside the ramp.
Mr. HUBERT. So, you wish to correct that?
Mr. VAUGHN. I want to change the large--from large to that.
Mr. HUBERT. You wish to change "large crowd at 11 a.m." to "about half
a dozen people"?
Mr. VAUGHN. Yes.
Mr. HUBERT. Were there any other corrections or modifications on that
document?
Mr. VAUGHN. No, sir.
Mr. HUBERT. You have read it through and you believe it correctly
represents the content and substance of the interview?
Mr. VAUGHN. Yes.
Mr. HUBERT. Now; I ask you whether you have any comments or changes or
corrections with reference to the FBI report which has been identified
as Exhibit 5336?
Mr. VAUGHN. No; that's correct.
Mr. HUBERT. That's correct altogether?
Mr. VAUGHN. That's correct.
Mr. HUBERT. Mr. Vaughn, would you be willing to state that if a person
were to read the three reports that we have identified as Exhibits
5334, 5335, and 5336, and if he were to read your deposition here, that
he would have the truth so far as you know?
Mr. VAUGHN. Yes, sir; I would.
Mr. HUBERT. Now, have you ever been interviewed by any other member of
the Commission staff?
Mr. VAUGHN. No, sir; I have not.
Mr. HUBERT. Thank you, sir.
Mr. VAUGHN. All right. Thank you.