Jad Abumrad

I have no idea.

More than 10?

Yes.

More than 50?

Yes.

More than 100?

Yes.

There were people in New York who knew he was gay.

There were people in Dallas who knew he was gay.

And they settle in the hundreds.

Did you tell anybody before September of 1975 that you were a homosexual?

If I were asked, I am asking you.

I don't know what you were asking.

And they make the argument in newspapers, lawyers, that, hey, this was already somewhat public a fact.

But his personal business was his personal business.

I have never attempted to obtain publicity for the fact that I am gay or predominantly homosexual in my sexual orientation.

I have made my home approximately 1,800 miles away from home of my parents and my family so that I could move somewhat freely in the gay community without the fact of my sexual orientation getting back to my parents and family.

And it goes on.

But the newspapers made this other argument that was like, okay,

Whether or not you're living a double life, whether or not you wanted to or whether or not you had to, there's something here that's bigger than that, that's bigger than you.