Mr. Hill. They were there. They got there inside where we were about the time he was being handcuffed.
Mr. Belin. All right, let me go back a minute now.
You left the suspect in the custody of homicide?
Mr. Hill. Right.
Mr. Belin. In what office was he left?
Mr. Hill. He was still in the interrogation room and still in the homicide and robbery bureau office.
Mr. Belin. Who was in there with him when you left?
Mr. Hill. When I left the office, Captain Fritz, who was the commander of the bureau was there, and I had assumed, being that he was the officer in charge, the highest ranking man there, and it was his bureau and his office, theoretically he was in possession of the prisoner.
However, now as to specifically who went in and took him out of the interrogation room and took him to the captain's office, I don't know.
Mr. Belin. Was Captain Fritz in the interrogation office?