Smith, a former exotic dancer who is now a receptionist in an accounting firm, testified Carruth did not believe he would be held accountable for Adams's shooting.

Smith also testified that Carruth had admitted to her that he was at the scene of the shooting.

"I answered all the questions exactly like I thought he'd want to hear them answered," Smith testified.

The trial took place at the Star Inn in Bedminster on 11 April 1821, and Smith testified against him.

Smith and three other FBI agents later testified before Congress in late 1999 that Justice Department prosecutors impeded their inquiry.

Smith did not testify, because the confession was made while Speck was sedated.

Smith testified that Vickie had waved him to pull over, and then entered his car for conversation.

Smith testified that he was himself instructed by Wright to similarly falsify data on trichlorocarbanilide tests.

In 1960 Smith testified to the Senate Committee on the subject of the "Communist threat to the United States through the Caribbean".