Mr. RUBY. Yes.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Prior to meeting Belli and your talk with them, did you
discuss how long the article or biography would be and where it would
be published and other details such as that?
Mr. RUBY. I don’t think so; not the first day.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Now, at the meeting at Mr. Belli’s house, did you discuss
the biography of your brother?
Mr. RUBY. Yes.
Mr. GRIFFIN. What discussion took place there?
Mr. RUBY. Just the general discussion that Woodfield would do the
writing of it. That is about all. And a figure did come up of how much
could be raised through the story, through the selling of the story.
Mr. GRIFFIN. What was the speculation at that time?
Mr. RUBY. That is what I said, you know, the same figure.
Mr. GRIFFIN. How long did your meeting at Mr. Belli’s home last?
Mr. RUBY. I would say at least an hour.
Mr. GRIFFIN. How much of the time at Mr. Belli’s house was spent
discussing the sale of the biography or the life story?
Mr. RUBY. Probably 10 minutes altogether.