Gary Gulman

I think I described one of the offices that he did one of the interviews in, a striped sweatshirt that I was wearing at the time.

I was wearing a sweatshirt that was striped this way.

I don't know why when I think of these interviews, that's the first thing I think of.

I told you, I guess, I told the court that my mom burned my feet on a stove.

And I still don't remember if that's in fact how I was burned.

Really, that's the most serious accusation against her that I remember.

That's what I'm having a problem remembering.

I've come here trying not to determine already that she's done it or that she's guilty.

And I've come here trying not to say, well, she didn't do anything and I refuse to believe she's done anything.

I'm here to, I really want to know.

david corwin literally asks me do you remember any allegations of sexual abuse concerns about possible sexual abuse no and my initial reaction is actually no i mean i remember that was part of that was part of the accusation and then he starts to speak and i say wait hold on a second i don't remember anything i do

What do you remember?

Um, oh my gosh, that's really, really weird.

Um... I accused her of... when she was bathing me or whatever, um, hurting me.

And that's when I started to recount some details of a memory that came back to me.

I remember it happening.

That she hurt me.

Hurt you where?

How?

She hurt me.