Mr. Rankin. At about what time of the day was it?
Mr. Martin. Five or six o'clock. She said they were living on Neely Street, and he came home that night, and told her about it. So the next morning he got up, Nixon had not come into town, so he said that he would be in the next day, and so he got up the next morning and got dressed with a suit, I believe she said, and she locked him in the bathroom and kept him there all day, they said.
Mr. Rankin. Did she say how she locked him in the bathroom?
Mr. Martin. No.
Mr. Rankin. Did you ask her how she could do that, whether there was a lock on the inside of the bathroom or outside?
Mr. Martin. No, I thought it was a little—I thought the story was a little far-fetched myself.
Mr. Rankin. What did you say to her about it?
Mr. Martin. Well, I said, "Don't go around telling people something like that."
Mr. Rankin. Did she say anything about whether it was true or not?
Mr. Martin. She said it was true.