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AT 97-106 6 "Al Ram Ram." Coleman stated that he was handed a check in the amount of $200,000.00, made out to Billy Carter, and. in the ‘portion near the bottom of the check for the purpose . eck was written "loan." . . PM Coleman stated there were no loan papers at the time Qf receiving the check, and that he signed a receipt in his name, acknowledging receipt of the $200,000.00 for “ Billy Carter. He stated that he returned to Plains, Georgia, with the check, where he met with Billy at his residence in Buena Vista, and gave it to him. The next day, he and Billy traveled to LaGrange, Georgia, where Billy opened ~ up a new account in Billy's name only, depositing the full » . amount of $200,000.00 at the Peoples Bank of LaGrange, LaGrange Georgia. This was in April of 1980. <,. Cole stated that he has, at no time, had any - general‘fower Of attorney from Billy Carter, and the only special power of attorney has to do with another business ..._. entirely that has nothing to do, whatsoever, with the present . matter concerning the Libyans. This goes back a long ways and ~ pertains to some property in Tena. eit es With regard to Charter Oil Company, Coleman added “ that daring the negotiations in August of 1979, Nasife of -: Charter O11 had told him that if he and Billy did receive an increase for an oil allotment for Charter Oil, that the: would be able to get an advance on their commissions. 2 While he-and Billy were in Libya, during December, 1979, and January, 1980, he (Coleman) received a Telex from Charter Oil, advising what type of crude oil they were interested * in, and that they were still firm in their contract with Billy and himself. . Purther, Coleman added that in March, 1980, Al- Shahati had told him that he had discussed the matter of .. ..° the ofl allotment with the Libyan O11 Minister, and Al-Shahati informed Coleman that the increase had been approved for Charter O11, but just what amount the increase would be was, still before the Libyan Council. ws . Coleman stated that with regard to the commission contract with Charter Oil Company, Billy is the only one “ that. signed any papers pertaining to same, Coleman not, having: signed any {nstruments. Coleman further added that he no doGiiments pertaining to the matter of the commission