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building and run down there and stand over him. Not one
of them say how are you doing. Not one of them said a
word. What they wanted to say was congratulations.

Now, Howd hits the ground. Look. Before
I show you, let me. tell you the significance of this.
Howd hits the ground. I used a basketball analogy
before. There is a great football one, anybody who
watches football, and the kicker that kicks the punts,
what he would love nothing more is to have the other team
and interfere with his kicking. And sometimes you see
these people, they kick, they fall to the ground, they
grab their knee. When you look at the replay the guy
wasn’t anywhere near them, because he would love to have
that foul, so he can take it over again. That’s exactly
what he did in that case. He wanted to dramatize it as
much as possible. But watch what happens. He knows that
Crock, now that is the other Scientologist, was standing
over him. He knew it. Watch what he does with his eye.
Watch what he does with his eye as he pretends to be out
cold.

(Whereupon, the video was played for the
jury.)

MR. DENIS DE VLAMING: Opens it, takes a
look at Crock, shuts it, and I could let it go on for
awhile because he doesn’t -— he said on the stand that he