Mr Hill. Yes, sir.
Mr. Belin. Now, also turning to Sawyer Deposition Exhibit A, I notice that there is another call on car No. 550-2. Was that you at that time, or not, at 1:40 p.m.?
Would that have been someone else?
Mr. Hill. That probably is R. D. Stringer.
Mr. Belin. That is not you, then, even though it has a number 550-2?
Mr. Hill. Yes; because Stringer quite probably would have been using the same call number, because it is more his than it was mine, really, but I didn't have an assigned call number, so I was using a number I didn't think anybody would be using, which is call 550-2, instead of the Westbrook to Batchelor as it indicates here.
Mr. Belin. Now after, from the time you started in motion until the time you called in, do you remember anyone saying anything at all in the car?
Mr. Hill. The suspect was asked what his name was.
Mr. Belin. What did he say?
Mr. Hill. He never did answer. He just sat there.