Mr. Weissman. I received—Larrie called us, I know. I don't recall what was said. It was just like, "What is happening—everything okay?"
On Monday I received a letter——
Mr. Jenner. Excuse me. Have we now accounted from the time you got up Saturday morning until the time you went to bed that evening?
Mr. Weissman. I don't recall. Bill and I might have gone out for a hamburger a couple of blocks away. We didn't go anywhere near downtown. We might have gone to Larrie's apartment that night. I am not sure.
Mr. Jenner. The 22d—we picked you up in your car with Mr. Burley around 12:30. Now, what happened that morning?
Mr. Weissman. That morning?
Mr. Jenner. Yes—the 22d. Where were you the morning of the 22d, up to 12:30 o'clock in the afternoon?
Mr. Weissman. Let's see. I left the apartment at about—I guess it was a little after 9. We had a 10 or 10:30 sales meeting scheduled, or 9:30. Anyway, I got there on time for the sales meeting.
Mr. Jenner. That was the carpet company by which you were employed?
Mr. Weissman. Exactly.