Q. Thank you. Do you know the names? You gave me a couple but for the record I would like to
make sure I've got them. I would like to get the names of the Boulder police officers who took over in
effect the Chris Wolf case. You gave me a couple; let's make sure we've got them all. Could you give
them to me now on the record?

A. I think Commander Beckner assigned Detective Carey Weinheimer to complete the Chris Wolf
investigation in early to spring of '98.

Q. Anyone else?

A. I don't know if he was working with a partner or not.

Q. That's the only name you know?

A. Right.

Q. And I take it you don't know firsthand or secondhand what caused the Boulder Police
Department to go back and choose to investigate Wolf and get his non-testimonial evidence in
February of 1998?

A. What prompted that?

Q. Yeah.

A. That he was still outstanding, if you will.

Q. A suspect?

A. It's whatever you want to call him.

Q. What did you call him?

A. There were several people who were suspicious in this case to me and I'm not going to quibble if
we want to attach suspect to Chris Wolf.

Q. It's the word you used in your book you referred to him as a suspect, didn't you?

A. As I said, I don't have a problem with calling Chris Wolf a suspect.

Q. Any -- did Darnay Hoffman or Chris Wolf ever make any demands on you to retract the
statement that he was a suspect in your book or threaten to sue you for publishing a book calling him a
suspect?

A. Not that I'm aware of.

Q. Just a couple more, then we'll break. Are you aware of Mr. Wolf's prior employment history?

A. My encounter with Mr. Wolf, as you said, yielded little information. Other than what Jackie
Dilson may have provided, I don't know.