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: | i for the shooting was to free Hash and if unsuccessful, to kill hin. Henshew steted that he related this to Kevne in the very same manner in which be releted it to Agents and thet he never, at any time, tried to create the impression thet Covell had direct knowledge of the affairs While flenshaw made these etetements, Mayne was visibly uncomfortable — but did Hot™make any attempt to interrupt Heneahaw one wey or the | _ other. Henshaw finally stated thet he did not mention hie conversation — with Covell relative to the Kanesa City affair to anybody else except to Mayne. rama eu «if! Rit - Se arreetne see Blea Cu is, nae sale pe Bie ee, 4 , In a subsequent interview with Mr. Shreve, he stated thet — iz his opinion Mayne is en unmitigeted liar and very little credence can be put in anything he says, but that in his, Shreve's, experience with Fenehaw shen Henshaw hae ected aa his informant in Prohibitian . matte, he, Shreve, has found that on some occasions, the information as furnished by Eenchaw has proven true. It ie evident that both Mayne and Henahaw are typical eriminsis whose actions are prompted by their apparent desire to in- ‘eratiate themselves with the authorities; they cennot conceel their ulterior dual motives to "play both ends against the middle" and for thie reason no credence whatscever should be placed in their stetements. Respectfully sutmitted, IL: J@s