\n10-27-83, continued:
\n6:30 a.m.<\/strong>: Trooper Bullington and Sergeant Smith surveil HANSEN’s Bakery, waiting for HANSEN to finish work prior to contacting him.
\n6:30 a.m.<\/strong>: Sergeant McCann and Sergeant Stockard enroute to locate JOHN HENNING, alibi witness Paulson case.
\n8:26 a.m.<\/strong>: HANSEN contacted by Bullington and Smith agrees to being transported to A.S.T. for interview.
\n8:44 a.m.<\/strong>: HANSEN advised of rights by Sergeant Galyan and agrees to being interviewed by Sergeant Flothe and Sergeant Galyan.<\/p>\n
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\nSgt. Darel Galyan<\/p>\n
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\u201cWhen Hansen got to the interview room he found it was already set up in the most elaborate fashion. Flothe led him into the room and sat him at a desk alone for a while. He wanted him to absorb everything.<\/p>\n
On the desk were piles and piles of file folders, some with the names of hunting and fishing associates on them, another open to the page where his wife\u2019s picture was pasted, with the legend DARLA HANSEN written across the top. Next to them were photographs of some of the victims, arranged so that they faced him when he sat down.<\/p>\n
Tacked on the wall was a gigantic map of the Knik River area. On it was drawn a big red circle, with two X-marks penciled inside it. Sergeant Darrell Galyan had written in big red letters on the perimeter of the circle: HANSEN IDENTIFIED IN THIS AREA. […]
\nSergeant Galyan, an affable but persistent cop, started the questioning. Flothe operated the tape recorder and kept tabs on what was happening with the various searches.<\/p>\nGalyan began with seemingly innocuous topics, like Hansen\u2019s bakery, the baking business, the fact that Hansen owned a plane and was a hunter. The whole approach seemed, on the whole, biographical. Then, a little more than five minutes into the interview, Galyan started to draw the loop of questions a bit tighter.\u201d<\/p>\n
Excerpt From: Walter Gilmour & Leland E. Hale. \u201cButcher, Baker.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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