Mr. Hill. Captain Fritz was in the hall. There was a little small hallway to the door here, and there is a hallway just big enough to pass through. The suspect was in the interrogation room and Captain Fritz immediately in front of him.
Mr. Belin. Was anyone else in the interrogation room when you left?
Mr. Hill. No; Walker was, and when we turned him over to homicide, Walker came out and Fritz and his people had control of the prisoner.
Mr. Belin. So when you and Walker left, the nearest office to him was Fritz'?
Mr. Hill. As far as I know; yes, sir.
Mr. Belin. At any time up to the time you left, did you ever get any address on the suspect as to where he lived other than the statement of Captain Fritz that he had this address on Fifth Street somewhere in Irving?
Mr. Hill. Paul Bentley called off two addresses. One, as I recall, in Irving, and another one in Oak Cliff, when he was reading from information inside the suspect's billfold. But neither of these addresses was an address on 10th or on Beckley.
As to exactly what they were, I don't recall, as I didn't see the identification.
Mr. Belin. Would one of them have been an address on Neely Street?
Mr. Hill. It very possibly could be. In fact I believe it was.