Mr. HUBERT. Did you discuss it with Mr.----

Lieutenant WIGGINS. We--I didn't discuss any of this. The only thing

that I discussed with any one last night was with you, and that was

that the time and so forth that I would be here tonight.

Mr. HUBERT. Oh, I see. When did you get to read your statement?

Lieutenant WIGGINS. Last night. You gave your report to me last night.

Mr. HUBERT. But, we had no other discussion?

Lieutenant WIGGINS. No, sir; not on this.

Mr. HUBERT. So, in fact, there was really no interview with--even with

me?

Lieutenant WIGGINS. When you speak of interview, I meant conversation.

I did have conversation with you last night, but not anything

pertaining to this.

Mr. HUBERT. Nothing inconsistent that happened between the interview of

last night and what you said today?

Lieutenant WIGGINS. No, sir.

Mr. HUBERT. Nor, I take it, is there anything of a material nature that

transpired in the interview of last night which has not been developed

tonight?

Lieutenant WIGGINS. I don't believe I quite understand what you mean.

Mr. HUBERT. In view of the fact that you have already stated we had not

discussed it, I think it answers itself, but the point I am wanting

to make is there was nothing that was talked about last night that we

didn't talk about today, obviously that is so, because it wasn't talked

about last night.

Lieutenant WIGGINS. That's true.

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