Mr. Ball. Did you ever speak to him?
Mrs. Roberts. Well, yes—I would say, "Good afternoon," and he would just maybe look at me—give me a dirty look and keep walking and go on to his room.
Mr. Ball. Did he watch television?
Mrs. Roberts. No—in a way—but all he did ever watch the television was if someone in the other rooms had it on, maybe he would come and stand at the back of the couch—not over 5 minutes and go to his room and shut the door and never say a word.
Mr. Ball. Did he go out any at night?
Mrs. Roberts. No.
Mr. Ball. Did he stay home every night?
Mrs. Roberts. Yes—he stayed home every night—I didn't ever know of him going out. If he did, he left after I went to bed and I never knew it.
Mr. Ball. Was he gone any weekends?
Mrs. Roberts. He would leave on Friday nights—he did say this much—he said, "Now, over weekends I will be out of town." He didn't say what town. He said, "I will be going out of town visiting friends." He would leave Friday morning for work and he wouldn't come back any more until Monday afternoon.