Mr. Ball. And what did you do then, after that?
Mr. Mooney. I returned home on discharge, discharged out of the services, honorable discharge. And I went to Dallas again, come back to Dallas.
After a short couple of weeks vacation, so to speak, I took a business course at Drawns Business College in Dallas.
I finished the course there and was employed at Johnson Brothers Chevrolet Co. for 10 years, approximately 10 years, as a dispatcher in the service department, in charge of the shops. And for 2 years I worked for an automobile financing company, Associate Investment Co.
And after 2 years of service there, I was employed by the Dallas County Sheriff's Office, because I didn't desire to be transferred out of the city of Dallas.
Mr. Ball. What kind of work did you do for the sheriff's office?
Mr. Mooney. I worked in the Writ and Execution Department, Civil Law, Writ of Sequestrations and Executions. That is my principal job. However, we do everything that comes down.
Mr. Ball. What do you call that writ?
Mr. Mooney. Writ of Sequestration, or you might call it sequest.
Mr. Ball. Were you on duty on November 22, 1963?