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ST are ae emma a met ———_ ee PERJURY No. 7 r® . , ® Here are the questions and answers concerning the length of acquaintance with Mary Jo by the long and dear friends in their .- respective testimonies (fhe Inquest, pages as noted). er Miss Esther Newburgh {(p. 96): ; € &. {HE COURT: How long had you known Miss Kopechne? THE WITNESS: Since 1967. yee Miss Ann Lyons (p. 112): Q: How long did you live with Mary Jo? — A: M7hree years. - Miss Rosemary Keough (p. 115): Q: How long had you known Mary Jo Kopechne? A: I came to Senator Robert Kennedy's office Septemp.. of 1967 and I have known her since then. —--_— Miss-. Susan -Tannenbaum (p. 118) s-——---.-.5. —-—_-__-- — — —- -—_-——.-—---- - vem mes = —— 3 | HOW long had you known Mary Jo? “--- As Approximately a year. ; Tere Miss Maryellen Lyons: This Miss Lyons was not asked the question. 77 _. Miss Keough had known Miss Kopechne less than two years, and we do not know if "since 1967" (for Miss Newburgh) means *! more or less than two years, but let us say the total for these a two was forty-eight months. ; If we consider only the three years Miss Ann Lyons shared ‘the Washington apartment with Mary Jo and the “approximately a year" for Miss Tannenbaum (which could have been less than twelve months), the total for these two is another forty-eight months and the total for all four is ninety-six months, or an average Of -- only twenty-four months acquaintance. Adding as much as a year _ .to Miss Ann Lyons‘ acquaintance to allow for possible previous acquaintance brings the average to only twenty-seven months. By everyday standerds, the length of acquaintance for any one of’ them is hardly a “long time”. = 23/24 - 5°