the same route, same route i had come on. i came down the driveway, made a left on you saw my route in the car, i drove that same route. my question obviously wasn t clear enough, were you in a vehicle, did you walk? what mode of transportation did you use to get back to the house? same way i came. i went back in the golf cart. and it was the golf cart, if you remember that mark ball testified he saw where we normally would park it. you pull up, pull along the front entrance, and it you come in from the left and go just past it and be on the right and you come in from the right and you would be just past it on the left. and that s where i got in it and that s where i put it back. did you do anything else before leaving after you took the chicken out of bubba s
that you see on the wall there. sometimes maggie would be in there watching tv where she could have the thermostat different than we always kept it cold in the main part of the house. so i know i went in there and looked in there for her. not unusual for maggie to be taking a bath and be not able to hear me. so i went back there and i know i did those two things and looked in those two places. they weren t there. and so, you know, i knew they had been at the kennels and i assumed they were still up there. so what did you do? i went to the kennels. i may have tried to call them. in fact i probably did try to call them. i would think i called them but as i said now i m not positive but i would think i did. i would think i tried to call them to see. alex, when you did you drive down to the kennels in
was in his room doing something. he was outside doing something. i actually thought he had gone to the shed but in looking to the shop but in looking at the benefit of having these records that we have, i know he was still at the house or somewhere around the house doing something. he wasn t in there with maggie and i. but maggie wanted to go to the kennels and i had eaten dinner. i laid back on the couch where i was sitting. maggie wanted to go to the kennels and she asked me to go and i didn t go at that time. i didn t want to go. why didn t you want to go? it was hot. i just had a shower. i knew i would end up doing more work, sweating more, and the dogs is always a chaotic scene and i just didn t want to go right then.
kennel fooling with cash, yes. did i know what he with as doing? i didn t know exact will i what he was doing, no. i knew he was fooling with his tail. was cash in the kennel when you pulled up do you think? not when i first got there. did bubba or grady have any collars on them? yes. both dogs, one dog, do you remember? i don t know about grady. i know bubba had on his what we call a tracking color. paul for his hunting dogs, paul had a system, a series of tracking collars. i think there were five. it might have been six. it was a tracking collar that had a device that would tell you where that collar was so that as bubba was bad about, you know, he would stay close for a minute but then take off. he would especially do that on maggie. he would take off and run and so
to the restaurant in the hotel where we were staying but we went and had dinner and then bus and brooklyn went home and of course maggie and i went to our room. then the next day was there another game? another game the next day, that s right. and after that you headed back to mozel with maggie? yeah. we went to the game. that s right. mags and i go back to mozel. the jury has heard about bringing krispy kreme donuts to your dad? maggie loved she would spoil my dad and always take him something. my dad loved sweets and she and i picked up donuts and took