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information as to whether or not she made telephone calls while gone or whether she actually obtained ice on the trip. He said that during this entire period the metal cases were in the room and plainly in view. HAGER returned with the dress and other clothing for O'DAY in a paper bag and breught HALL the underwear, shirt and socks, as requested. They nad a few drinks and then went out of the room to get something to eat. "y that time they had decided not to go on a nightclub spree but to eat as tclore to the court as possible, They found a small restaurant, he estimates aprreximately one mile from the court. It was noted that he did not have che bags with him during this trip. He stated that the restaurant was. not Pink's Bar, to the best of his knowledge. He recalled that both he ~ and O'DAY orde 2d steaks and that HAGER ordered fried chicken. HALL was -unable to eat- HAGER paid the bill for their meal and they returned to +he court. T' ey had several more drinks during which HALL instructed HAGER to rent a car for him and to return the following morning. He also requested HAGER to buy a leather suitcase and a brief case for hin. About midnight or 1:00 a.m. HAGER left. HALL and 0? DAY sat around and drank for a while, after which HALL took. the keys to the trunks out of his pocket and stuffed them into the rillew case of his pillow. He does not recall whether or not O'DAY was asleep when he went to sleep. mr. x 4 4 i] D i] a a x ne remence men ne aw itk éXu d O: DAY awakened a approximately the same time. They just sat around and drank and waited for the arrival of HAGER. HALL tried to get O'DAY to e+ hold of one of the maids to bring them something to eat and some coffee, HALL noted that the keys to the trunks were in the same place he had put them when he awakened. O'DAY must have felt the keys with her eibow besause she dumped the pillow up and the keys fell out. “he asked wat they were and HALL told her they were simply keys of his and then put them in his pocket. He estimated that they awakened at approximately 8°30 am, He recalled looking at his watch frequently to determine how long it would be before HAGER returned. He had instructed HAGER to return at either nine or ten a.m., during which time O'DAY called to a maid from the balcony and requested her to obtain some food for them, but the i maid consulted the manager and advised them that she was not allowed to do this. HAGER arrived at about 10:30 or 11:00 a.m. He was late and apolo— gized for having overslept. HALL sent HAGER back out to get them some sand~ wiches and coffee. HAGER returned shortly with fried egg sandwiches VaR rt Ca Cte ATE Te | nem dec re eed | el Td