Mr. HUBERT. Scritchfield?
Mr. EVANS. Yes.
Mr. HUBERT. Do you know where he is?
Mr. EVANS. He is here in Dallas. I mean, he is staying up here. I don’t
know----
Mr. HUBERT. He could be reached through your company, too, is that
right?
Mr. EVANS. Yes.
Mr. HUBERT. All right, sir.
Mr. EVANS. Isn’t nothing that he knows about it. The only one would be
Malcolm, and he said he seen a man who was dressed up that looked like
him that he spoke to outside the apartment there. I think he went down
to get a letter or something, or check the mail, or something.
Mr. HUBERT. Who did? Slaughter?
Mr. EVANS. Yes.
Mr. HUBERT. Had Slaughter indicated that he knew Ruby?
Mr. EVANS. No; he didn’t know him. Just like I was, just stayed there
maybe one day a week, you know, and----
Mr. HUBERT. Well, all right; I think that’s it.
Mr. EVANS. Didn’t know anyone there.
Mr. HUBERT. Well, now, have you been interviewed prior to today by any
member of the Commission’s staff?
Mr. EVANS. No, sir; I believe there was a Mr. Page, or
something--somebody----
Mr. HUBERT. FBI man?
Mr. EVANS. Talked to me.
Mr. HUBERT. I am talking about a member of the advisory staff of the
Commission itself?
Mr. EVANS. No.
Mr. HUBERT. Now, prior to the commencement of this interview--I mean
this deposition, there was a short interview between you and me. Did
anything occur during that interview which we have not brought out in
the deposition?
Mr. EVANS. No.
Mr. HUBERT. I think that is all, sir.