Mr. SMART. Which they were placed in the property room.
Mr. GRIFFIN. I see; now, did you file an inventory on that?
Mr. SMART. No, sir.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Who did you turn that property over to?
Mr. SMART. To these two homicide officers. All I did was count the
money and initial it, so I would know myself, Swain and I did, so that
we would be protected on the amount of money. I understand that they
listed all of the stuff and inventoried it and so on and so forth.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Did you testify at the Ruby trial?
Mr. SMART. No, sir.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you have any personal knowledge that Captain Fritz
actually became aware of how you had found this billfold and the
location of the keys?
Mr. SMART. Do I know what?
Mr. GRIFFIN. Do you know whether Captain Fritz ever actually became
aware of where you had actually found the keys and the billfold?
Mr. SMART. We carried the stuff to his office and Swain told him that
we had the money and his billfold and some things taken out of the car.
Mr. GRIFFIN. Uh-huh.
Mr. SMART. I heard him tell Captain Fritz that; yes.