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SL 7-429 wa HEADY stated that HALL was always leaving her to make phone calls or go to the rest room but she thought nothing of this as this was a regular practice of his. She stated that he probably made phone calls from the Muehlbach, President and Continental Hotels as he was absent from her presence in each place. HEADY stated that after leaving the President Hotel they went to another bar which she described as being of poorer type than the three previously visited and that that was the last she remembered as she must have pacsed out in this establishment although she admitted it would have been possible for them to have gone to some other bars as it is her nature to be able to remain upright although completely blacked out. She stated the next thing she remenbered after going to one other bar following the Drum Room in the President Hotel was when she awoke at home in bed on Saturday, October 3, and she has no recoliection as to how or when she got there. HEADY stated that on Saturday night she and HALL went to Kansas City taking both the station wagon and the Ford sedan. She stated they left her home about 6:00 P.M. She drove the station wagon and HALL drove the Ford. They stopped at Lynn's Tavern in Northtown for about an hour and then desided to leave the station wagon at Lynn's and use the Ford, She stated, at this point, HALL had a set of keys to her station wagon which he kept in hig pessession at all times which was a duplicate of her keys, She stated after leaving Lynn's they went over town and she could not recall eating anywhere but made a round of the bars starting at the Ambassador Hotel, then the Bellerive, then the bar in the big apartment house across the street and down from the Bellerive. She stated that she could not even remember leaving this bar but is sure that they did as she recalls helping close up the town which would have been at 12:30 A.M. at some bar which she could not definitely recall, She stated all during the evening HALL would as was his practice leave her either for the restroom or to telephone, She stated at the closing of the town they left and went back over to Lynnis Place which at that time was closed and she opined that it mst have been after 1:30 A.M., as 1:30 A.M. was the closing time at Lynn's, She stated the station wagon was still there in at least approximately the same place she had parked it. HALL told her she was too drunk to drive and so was he and they should check in at a motel until they scbered up. She stated that she was passed out but does remember being assisted into a motel and woke up the next day, Sunday, between 3:00 and 4:00 P.M., and found they were in a motel at the northeast corner of the intersection of U. S$. Highway 71 and 69 in north Kansas City. She stated they had the dark blue Ford sedan with them at that time and HALL told her he had left the station wagon in a Sinclair filling station, She emphatically denied that she had seen the station wagon since leaving it the night | before at Lynn's.