:54:05
That's when he got the idea.
:54:08
Let me put it in his words.
:54:10
For enough money, he would testify...
:54:13
to what they wanted him to say.
:54:15
He would say anything
they wanted him to say.
:54:18
Or he would see anything
that they wanted him to see.
:54:23
Those were his words.
:54:27
I was shocked that he did go ahead...
:54:31
and get up and tell
that he saw the actual shooting...
:54:35
and recognized the boy. Identified him.
:54:39
That's when I called Dennis White.
I told him, "That man's lying."
:54:45
Nobody has that good of an eyesight.
:54:53
From where the policeman was shot
and from where they were at...
:54:58
I doubt if you could have
even seen them with binoculars.
:55:05
I'm a salesman.
:55:07
And you develop something like total recall.
:55:11
I don't forget places, things...
:55:15
or streets.
:55:17
Because it's a habit,
something I just picked up.
:55:20
I just stare intensely at people
and try to figure them out.
:55:25
Being nosy, I just stare.
:55:31
I was leaving the Plush Pub one night...
:55:34
driving a 1977 Cadillac...
:55:40
heading west on Hampton.
:55:42
I noticed an officer had
two individuals pulled over...
:55:45
to the curb in a blue...
:55:48
some type of vehicle.
:55:51
It was a blue...
:55:55
It was a blue Ford. It was a blue something.