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CHANDLER: This whole thing comes as a surprise. Without
counsel I decline to answer on the grounds that it
will tend to incriminate me.
WARD:
Did you inform Detective Louis Ivon and Max Gonzales
that there was a bribe or there was money given to
a former employee or investigator of the District
Attorney's office to intervene in this case?
CHANDLER: Did I inform them of this? No.
WARD:
What did you say?
CHANDLER: To the best of my knowledge I asked them if this was
possible.
WARD:
What caused you to ask this question?
CHANDLER: It is a routine question in my line of work.
WARD:
Did you ask the question about any other case?
CHANDLER: Ask these two particular gentlemen questions on any
other case?
WARD:
Why did you select the case of David Ferrie to ask
questions?
CHANDLER: Because it was the case I was interested in at that
moment.
WARD:
Did you have any prior information about the charge
that would cause you to ask about this case?
CHANDLER:
I decline to answer on the grounds that it would tend
to incriminate me. I have no counsel to advise me.
WARD:
When did you first learn of the facts which led you
to ask this question?
CHANDLER:
I decline to answer on the grounds that it would tend
to incriminate me.
WARD:
To whom did you first communicate this information?
CHANDLER:
I decline to answer on the grounds that it would tend
to incriminate me.
WARD:
Why did you wait to disclose this information if you
had it in the past?
CHANDLER:
I decline to answer on the grounds that it would tend
to incriminate me.
WARD:
Are you aware that the victim and the witness in this
case both declined to testify for the State referring
to the case of extortion of David Ferrie?
CHANDLER: The victim and
WARD:
The witness.
CHANDLER: No, I am not aware of that.
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