Mr. HUBERT. Now, sir, you have read this document that I have
identified as Exhibit 5316, and I will ask you if it substantially
represents the truth as to the interview between you and the Federal
agents, or if you have any deletions, corrections, or any amendments to
make about it?
Mr. RICHEY. I would say it was all approximately right.
Mr. HUBERT. I invite your attention to the fact that this Exhibit 5316,
states that the time----
Mr. RICHEY. The time is different on there, but I tell you there has
been a lot happened since then that I couldn’t be too exact on the
time, really, because this was just, I don’t know, wasn’t too long
after this all happened.
Mr. HUBERT. For example, this statement mentions that you saw him about
9 o’clock and apparently doesn’t cover what you testified to. That is
to say, that you really saw him twice?
Mr. RICHEY. Well, I actually didn’t see him twice. This was a period of
time really from approximately 8 or somewhere in there up until about
10 o’clock. He wasn’t there early. That wasn’t what I meant.
Mr. HUBERT. Let’s get that straight. You saw him only once; is that
correct? Or twice?
Mr. RICHEY. Well, I saw him--I don’t know how to put it. It was a
period of time I saw him, between this time, probably several times
walked down the sidewalk.
Mr. HUBERT. He walked actually between the truck and the sidewalk side
of the building?
Mr. RICHEY. Yes, sir.
Mr. HUBERT. Then at one time you have a mental impression of having
seen him beyond the Commerce Street ramp?
Mr. RICHEY. Yes, sir; from the corner. I don’t even remember what
street. It runs in front of the court building back of the truck.
But he was within that area from that street up beyond the ramp. But
this last time I saw him was at the ramp. But he was in between there
several times that morning.
Mr. HUBERT. Between 8?
Mr. RICHEY. And 10 o’clock.