He would share his thoughts with me and have a casual talk with me every now and then. I think I might have been a true friend of his since quite some years now. .
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Q: Do you know if Mr. Gatsby had any enemies? .
A: No, he was a very friendly man. I didn't know if he did have enemies.
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Q: Had you ever seen Mr. Gatsby with this other man, who you said to have been a mechanic, before?.
A: No.
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Q: How do you know this man? Do you know his name?.
A: I don't know his name. I saw him once when Tom and I were heading towards New York and stopped by his garage. He wanted to buy Tom's car I believe.
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Q: Who is Tom?.
A: Tom Buchanan. He is also a friend of mine. We went to the same college. .
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Q: Could you give me his address? I would like to ask him some questions. .
A: Sure, he lives in East Egg. 200 Dosoris, Long Island, NY 11542.
I took a picture of the mechanic and went directly to Tom Buchanan's. When I arrived at his house, he was about to leave for New York. I told him that I came to him regarding Mr. Gatsby's death and asked him if he could answer some of my questions, to which he replied, "I have something better to do, please don't bother me." I told him it was extremely important because he may know the person who killed Mr. Gatsby. After promising it wouldn't take long, he agreed, rather unwillingly. .
Interrogation: Tom Buchanan.
Q: Do you recognize this man on the photo? .
A: God! That's George Wilson. He used to run an auto-repair shop ten miles from here. What happened to him? .
Q: He apparently killed Jay Gatsby then killed himself. .
Q: Do you know if George Wilson had any motives for killing Mr. Gatsby? .
A: Gatsby ran over his wife Myrtle yesterday. He probably wanted a revenge.
Q: Could you please tell us more about his wife's death? .
A: Gatsby was returning in his car along with my wife from New York.