HUNTER: I guess I was about 13 maybe.

KING: What do you do with it at that age?

HUNTER: I think the first thing that really -- my first (1) of -- of things going choing (ph), choing, choing and all that at that age was there was a girl in the corner by the name of Lois that was really kind of always coming on to me and I was just a kid.

And one day I -- we went around behind the (2) and I was just frightened to death and I ran back home a few minutes later and that night the police came by and she reported me with her mother to the police.

KING: Saying? HUNTER: Saying that I had, you know, molested her or whatever it was and it was so traumatic to me as a kid and that's my first (3) and I didn't -- we didn't really do anything. We just played, you know, but all the foreplay stuff. But then later, my next involvement was I believe someone came onto me in a theater when I was a kid.

KING: A boy?

HUNTER: Some man.

KING: And you liked it?

HUNTER: No, I felt -- I felt very uncomfortable at that stage.

KING: When did you know you were -- when did you know you were gay?

HUNTER: Well, see the word wasn't around in the '50s.

KING: No, it wasn't.

HUNTER: And I was -- I was a very fearful person. I was living...

KING: What did they call them then, you were a fag?

HUNTER: Well, I was going couldn't you call me -- every name they called you but I was very private. (4), you know. You know, you just never talked about anything like that ever.

And, I was living two lives because in (5) pictures I was a kid going "Wow, look at this what's happening to me" but at the same token I had all these feelings that were -- that I was trying to hold back and not knowing what to do with and expressing and not expressing. And my touch of reality in an unrealistic world were my horses, I really -- they were -- they've been major my whole life, Larry, my whole life.

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