When questioned by Wildman on whether recalling how the letter was delivered would have been important, Green replied, “I wasn’t preparing for a case.”Green explained that his intention was simply to report what he had seen. I would not have known to remember who took the letter and exactly when it was dropped off,” he said. “So you are telling this court and jury that you, being a witness, weren’t preparing for a case?” Wildman asked. According to Green, the letter contained no identifying information, including a telephone number or return address. He told the court that his partner later joined him but could not say at what point or for how long.