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Page 71 Q All of it? A Yes. Q Do you think you might have let the dog out after Steve left? A Well, he could have got out the back way. Q Why that way? A I don't know. Q Why don't you know? You were frightened that night; you remember the door handle; you remember looking out the bathroom; you remember some details; you remember watching TV, making a TV dinner, talking to Steve. Now why can't you remember whether or not you went outside? A As far as I--well, I didn't go outside then as far as I know. Q You did not? (Could not hear any response) Q But you're not sure? A I might have went out back. Q What does that mean? A I don't know. Q Well, what is out back? A Well, out back in the yard. Q Where would you go if you went out back? A That would be north, the far end, it's a--you know, a little place. Q What would you do if you did go out back? Page 72 A Just let Christopher out. Q Does that mean that you walked out of the yard and looked at the stars and walked back A It might. Q And what else might it mean? A That's it. Just that. Q Do you think you've been completely truthful with me? A Yeah, but I was a little bit shocked. Q Shocked? Did you say shocked? A I mean not sh--I was just a little bit, what's happened (*). Q You are shocked at what has happened? A Yes. Q I'm asking you about the examination, do you think you have been completely truthful with me? A Yes, I have been completely truthful. Q Let's go through that last series of questions again. Q Relax. Sit quiet. Sit comfortable. Just say yes or no. Is your first name William? A Yes. Q Is your middle name Eston? A Yes. Q Do you know who caused Mrs. Polanski's death? A No. Page 73 Q Do you know anyone by the name of Slick Dorman? A No. Q Do you know anyone by the name of Pig Dawson? A No. Q Do you know anyone by the name of Buck Darby? A No. Q Have you ever seen narcotics being used in the big house, main house? A No. Q Have you ever seen sex parties in the main house? A No. Q Other than what you told me, have you ever had sex with a male? A No. Q Have you ever sold narcotics? A No. Q Have you ever owned a gun? A No. Q Within the last three days, have you seen a gun? A No. Q Have you answered all my questions about what happened at that house truthfully? A Yes. Q Okay. Why did you say when I asked you if you think you might have been outside that house, Page74 say you think you might. A I might have went out the back (*) Q Isn't it strange you can't remember something like that? If you were in my place, wouldn't you find that strange? A (*) Q That you couldn't remember that? A I wasn't expecting anything. Q But you were frightened, you said. A Yes. Q And you saw the door knob hanging down, or the door handle. A Yes. Q And that frightened you? A Yes. Q And you said you weren't about to go outside, right? A Yes. Q Yet you think you might have? A I might have went out back. I don't know. Q And you might have gone out front? A No. Q You couldn't have gone out front, huh? Is it possible? A Yes. It's impossible. Q You couldn't have followed Steve out to his car? Page 75 A No. Q Why not? A Because I didn't. Q How do you think Steve got caught in all this and you didn't know about it? A Do I think he got caught in it? Q How do you think he got caught out there in all this when you didn't know about it? A I don't know. Q Do you think he might have gone by that picture window and saw something that held his attention for awhile? A I don't know. Q You don't know. Did you ever see anything in that window that held your attention for awhile? A No. Q Ever see anything going on that was a little unusual or weird? A No. Q Never? A No. Q I find that hard to believe. A Why? Q I don't know, I just do. A I haven't. Q There was apparently a lot of strange things going on around there. You're living there and didn't know about Page 76 it, didn't see it? Didn't you walk past that house many times? A I went by there a few times. Q The strangest thing you ever saw was the woman swimming nude in the pool, huh? A Yes. Q Any difference about the interior of this house? A What do you mean? Q Well, is it just like your ma and pa's house? A I don't know. I mean, well, last time when I was in it was in March, and it looked regular to me. Q Regular, just like any other homey little room? A Yeah. Nothing different to me. What's this? LT. BURDICK: To wipe your hands. Come along. ==END OF TRANSCRIPT== |
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