I'm sure Pilate had a good conversation with Jesus. Pilate and his wife knew who Jesus was. Pity he didn't document it though. After he was called back to Roman, he retired and fell off history. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've studied Pilate a couple years ago. He was sainted in the Ethiopian church.
IDK if you or anyone else knows but I've read and learned that Pilate concluded there was no fault in Jesus.
We know how hierarchy works in any job. He was ordered to "fix" it. It's why he let the Jews decide his punishment.
I just got off work and haven't had a chance to read the Act of Pilate. It may not be Scripture but countless history books are legit without the Bible.
Romans were great record keepers however:
Given the time and limited area of Jesus' travel He was in modern words "nothing more than a local activist troublemaker". Since there was no Roman Wal-Mart to go buy cheap ink, feathers, and animal skins then very little was recorded of Him by the Roman Empire. He mad a fuss for roughly 3 years and would not have been worth "ink to skins" to them.
The events that took place when He died were no coincidence.
What was recorded was important. What God deemed worth of recording. Any good judge might take the time for a 1 to 1. Nowhere near sever enough but when I divorced my wife, the judge called me to her and I had my attorney with me.
She asked a few questions for clarification.
Romans were no slouch or lazy when it came to work.
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