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hij oe ra . . . SJ 89-123 i. time the tractor and truck were gone. LARRY LAYTON, whom AHO LLG she does know, a. she learned that DALE PARKS took the gun from LAYTON and was going to shoot him but discovered the weapon to be empty. When some Guyanese officials did arrive, PARKS told them thet "This is one of the son-of-a bitches that did the shooting. Please hold him. Put him in jail. I took his gun." The Guyanese Government officials took LAYTON into custody. She pointedait at this point that all of the people involved, both the attackers and members of the visiting group, were Amerd cans «Mi Soon some Guyanese villagers in the area were visible but they offered no help to the wounded people. They did not want to become involved. Later, exact time did not recall, some Guyanese militiamen came and did help the wounded. She,along with the other survivors, stayed near the airport all night, many of whom hid in the bushes so as not to be ambushed again. They all feit like the attackers would come back to kijl the remairder of the survivors. (4 a The next morning, which was Sunday, November 19, 1978, Guyanese army troops in uniform, came in and guardec the survivors where they were staying. Some of the Guyanese people advised that they had never witnessed anything like the incident ever. Most commented they felt like something Was wrong within the Jonestown camp and stayed away from that camp and did not mix with them except for business Uj recall some of the peop pile in the Jonestown camp that she talked to and she furnished the names of GEORGIA (last name unknown), TONY (last name unknown), DONNA (last name unknown), PONCHO (last name unknown), YVONNE WILSON, Mx. FERRIS, Mr. EDWARDS, JANE NUCHMAN, AVA COBB, and MARIA KATSARIS. (AI Sie coficluded by furnishing a pit of information concerning why JONES established the Jonestown camp. Shey wy 10 - > | 2 on