Blume denied in February 1999 telling anyone what Meneley said because he thought the question referred to telling anyone in the district attorney's office or the U.S. attorney's office. Outside the courtroom, a priest, his hands on the shoulders of Blume and his wife, prayed briefly with the couple. Before the trial started, the hallway outside the courtroom was busy with 30 witnesses, including four of the six top-ranking sheriff's administrators. Absent witnesses were Stovall, who was issued a subpoena on behalf of Meneley on Sunday, and several unspecified district judges. A prosecution motion to nullify the subpoena for Stovall will be dealt with Thursday.
Testimony resumes today.
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