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 | Mr. Whitfield, your bank made a loan of twenty-five million dollars to Mr. Faulkner in an effort to save his enterprises. What prompted you to make that loan? | |
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| He was the husband of my only daughter. Her happiness has always been important to me. | |
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| Can you tell us whether Mr. Faulkner was happy in his family life, in his relations with your daughter? | |
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| The home and the family are the most important institutions in our lives. My daughterÂ’s family happiness was very important to me. And she had found perfect happiness with Mr. Faulkner. | |
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| Mr. Whitfield, would you say you consider it possible that Mr. Faulkner committed suicide? | |
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| I consider it absolutely impossible. | |
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