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Mary Jo Kopechne Chappaquiddick — Part 1
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the Senator's name, i. Mr. Dinis askea wi/. @ .
Q: Now, with reqard to your records, do they show any calis
emanating from Chappaquidéick or Edgartow? at
A: Yes, they do, sir.
Q:, Will you produce the records that simw those specific =
Callszemanating from Edgartown or Chappasfiiddick for those par-
ticul@r dates, July 18th and July 12th?
-€ MR. PARROTT: If I may address the Qourt at this point,
your Honcr, there is some primary eviéence...or basic cards ~
that are made by the telephone operat@ at the time the call
is placed. Mr. Malloy has just about all of these with him
as to calls originating in the New England area... To assist
C the Court, he has made a compilation which I think would be
- helpful..in their chronological time sequence from July 18th
to July 19th. ; ;
Q: Would you explain this sheet showing the calls that were
made as to what times of the day they were made?
. A: Yes, sir. Like this first one-- On the 18th, was made at-
10:08 a.m. and it lasted for one minute an@ 20 seconds. That was
a call from Edgartown...to Arlington, Virginia.
Q: That this (another call.--Auth.) was made at 12:30 pv.:
that day? ° ,
A: That is right.
Q: This at 6:39 p.m.?
A: That evening, yes, Sir.
On the 19th, the first one was 10:57 (a.m.).
Q: And that call lasted 23 minutes?
~ A Twenty-three minutes and 54 seconds, sir.
we THE COURT: I ask this question now. You do not require
C the person initiatina the «all to iAegtify himself?
THE WITNESS: No, Sir. .
THE COURT: In other words, anyone ean use my credit card -
if they know the number?
. THE WITNESS: Yes, Sir.
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‘ _ For so brief an interrocration (even withcut a small amount
of judicious editing, in the author's opiniag), the foregoing is
fairly burgeoning with anomalies. First, let us note that although
the records could pinpoint calls emanating from either Chappaquid-
dick or Edgartown, the initiating point, (Bigartown} of only the
first call was mentioned, along with the distant point. And it is
most noteworthy that not oniy do those operator's original call
cards indicate the originating city or area, with the distant point,
they show the precise number cf the telephone instrument from which -
the call was made, along with the distant number called. What this
means, simply, is chat the pinpointing with respect to location can
be very exact. It is recommended that this Be remembered, as it |
will assume greater significance a little later on.
Next, since the Senator cid not arrive in Edgartown until ap-
proximately one o'clock Friday afternoon, the 18th, we may safely
infer that at least one other member of the party who arrived ear-
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