real name.
Calvin further testified that he gave a six-page statement to an assistant State's Attorney while at the station; he was allowed to make changes to the statement, and he signed it. Although he also told the assistant State's Attorney that D-Man was one of the shooters, the assistant State's Attorney wrote down the wrong names of Terry Sykes and Derrick Knight. He later found out that D-Man's real name was Derrick Terry, and they made the correction on his statement.
[Calvin's statement is not in the record, but according to a reading of the statement by a witness at trial, the statement named only Washington and Johnson as the shooters and named Terry Sykes as a person who had been running with a gun which Calvin could nottell if Sykes shot. The statement did not refer to a Derrick Knight. The statement recited that D-Man was only present in the vacant lot prior to the shooting; it did not state that D-Man was one of the shooters.]
Calvin stated that he testified and identified defendant as the shooter at the prior trials of Johnson and Washington, who were the co-defendants for this murder.
Calvin further testified that he did not recall being introduced on July 24, 1996, to public defender Debbie Grohs in the company of a Peter "Sanifelt" [sic]. He also denied telling Grohs that he did not actually see who fired shots.
Detective Terrence O'Connor testified that Calvin told him on the evening of the shooting, in an interview with O'Connor's partner, that he saw Washington,