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Anderson: Why did you give the gun to Ms. Vilson?
Gold: She had been telling me about having some threatening incidents lately and needed a gun.
Anderson: What kind of incidents?
Gold: She didn't say specifically.
Anderson: But you felt you needed to give her a gun.
Gold: Well, she seemed very frightened. She wouldn't explain. I tried to get her to tell me. It was so unusual for her to confide in me. I just wanted to help.
Anderson: She was frightened and you gave her a gun.
Gold: She just wanted it for a few weeks.
Gold: I couldn't really say if it was mine or not. I mean, I get the NY Times. I left the gun at my house for her to pick up when I went to school, she could've picked up one of my papers to wrap the gun in before she took it.
Anderson: Do you get the Times delivered or do you pick it up at Square Books?
Gold: I've been getting it free the last couple of weeks because I've had problems with delivery in the past.
Anderson: You get it delivered?
Gold: Yes.
