Mrs. BATES. I mean, disassociate the past and the present. I've got to.
Mr. JENNER. That's right.
Mrs. BATES. Because I don't know anything about the man except what I
have read--since then. And I cannot make statements on my opinions or
things like that. I don't believe in it.
Mr. JENNER. All right.
Mrs. Bates, there have been a few occasions when the reporter was
changing her tape and otherwise we have been off the record, during
which we have had some conversations. Is there anything that occurred
during the course of those asides that I had with you that you think I
have failed to bring out--that's pertinent here?
Mrs. BATES. No, sir; I think everything is down. In fact, we quit
talking when she was changing the tape--except for a cigarette, or
something like that.