Mr. JENNER. All right.
(Discussion off the record.)
Mr. JENNER. Did you notice anything in addition to the hangers with
respect to these clothes? Were the articles of clothing enclosed in any
kind of a bag or paper, plastic, or otherwise?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. No, just on hangers.
Mr. JENNER. Just on hangers.
Mrs. BLEDSOE. But I didn't pay any attention to what kind of--I think
maybe a coat. I don't know what it was, a sweater or something.
Mr. JENNER. Did you see how many articles of clothing were there?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. Oh, about four.
Mr. JENNER. And none of them was enclosed in any kind of a container,
plastic or otherwise?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. No.
Mr. JENNER. Was he pleasant during all of the conversation you had with
him?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. Was the first day. Next day didn't talk any more. I
didn't talk to him.
Mr. JENNER. As soon as he--recalling to mind that he paid you the $7.
Mrs. BLEDSOE. Yes.
Mr. JENNER. Did any further conversation take place after he paid you
the $7?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. Yes; that is when he asked where the grocery store was.
Mr. JENNER. I see. What else?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. Well, he didn't say anything about going to get the rest
of his things. I think that he must have been--said that after he came
back with the other bag.
Mr. JENNER. Must have said what?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. Where was the grocery store, after he come back and got
the other----
Mr. JENNER. So, your recollection presently serves you that he paid you
the $7 and no further conversation took place?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. No.
Mr. JENNER. He turned and left the room?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. I--he was--I was in the room, I just walked out.
Mr. JENNER. You walked out after the transaction, financially, was
complete?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. I went and he paid--he had already paid me but I wanted
him to put his name on here.
Mr. JENNER. On your register?
Mrs. BLEDSOE. On this [indicating].