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    "ocrText": "Q.\nYou worked in his office?\nA.\nUh huh.\nQ.\nWhen was Mr. DAVIS employe there?\nA.\nI don't know whether you would ever say DAVIS was employed.\nDAVIS had to have something to do; somewhere to be; so that\nwas his hangout. He would do little things for DEAN and\nDEAN would pay him. But he was not -\nQ.\nHe paid him for what he did, not a salary?\nA.\nNo. That was the only -\nQ.\nMy impression is that he was an investigator strictly for\nDEAN.\nA.\nNo, but he had something to do besides\nQ.\nWas he hanging around there at the time you went to work\nthere?\nA.\nWell, when we were at Automotive Unlimited over there was\nwhen SARGE came back from the hospital. He had had a bad\nheart attack and they discharged him. And so when DEAN went\ndown there and moved into his office - well he never did\ngive it up - (bad length of tape)\nQ.\nAnd when you left in '64 was SARGE still with ANDREWS?\nA.\nYes, but he was looking for something to do for a steady\nincome, and he went into, I believe you would call it an\ninvestigator, with some other attorney. But he's working\non a payroll or something with this other attorney.\nQ.\nHave you been contacted by anybody since the investigation\nbroke in the newspapers? We were the first ones?\nA.\nYou're the first ones and since, ridiculously my name is in\nthe Warren Commission, it's also in this book called White-\nwash, what the FBI asked me and what I said to them, which\nis the same. It looks so ridiculous written in a book\nbecause I don' know anything; I never did know anything and\nso that was why I was quite surprised and waiting half way\non pins and needles you know, to see what was coming up next.\nBut I don't believe DEAN knew who the voice was and that's\nwhat we referred to, the man that called him that Saturday\nmorning.\nQ.\nDid he say anything?\nA.\nNo, because I asked him, I said well DEAN you must know who\nit is. He said, \"Lord, I don't know. It's only a voice to\nme. What I think, it must be somebody from Dallas. \" And I\nasked him; we talked about that because I questioned him\nquite thoroughly on that. He always stated as far as he was\nconcerned it was only a voice. Now, whether he was just\nsaying it or not, I don't really know.\n-9-"
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