Mr. Ball. Is there anything more you did that day?
Mr. Dhority. I don't recall anything particularly. I did quite a bit of telephone answering of the telephone there at the city hall—there was so much going on at the city hall, I can't recall everything.
Mr. Ball. Now, on the next day, November 23, you took part in a showup, didn't you?
Mr. Dhority. I didn't take part in the one on the cabdriver there.
Mr. Ball. Were you present?
Mr. Dhority. I was present—what it was—they wanted me to take the cabdriver's—me and Brown, to take the cabdriver back down to the station, and I believe we walked into the showup room while there was a showup—the showup had just started or was going on and we walked in there and Mr. Alexander from the district attorney's office was also there.
Mr. Ball. Did you talk to Whaley?
Mr. Dhority. No; I did not.
Mr. Ball. Was there a cab driver there named Scoggins [spelling] S-c-o-g-g-i-n-s also?
Mr. Dhority. I believe there was—there was two cabdrivers there and I know Mr. Alexander, down at the district attorney's office, told us they identified him.