Mr. Adamcik. I don't recall.
Mr. Belin. Then what happened?
Mr. Adamcik. I stayed in the office after Captain Fritz and the other men came back. He told us to go on home and come back the next morning about 10 o'clock.
Mr. Belin. Then what happened?
Mr. Adamcik. Well, I went home, and about 10 or shortly before 10, I came in, and Captain Fritz asked Detectives Rose and Stovall; and Detective Moore—at this time he was a regular partner of Rose and Stovall—asked me, since I was there the previous day, to go along back to Mrs. Paine's house for a little more complete search.
Mr. Belin. Did you have a search warrant at this time?
Mr. Adamcik. Yes; we stopped by and got a search warrant from Judge Joe B. Brown, Jr., over in Oak Cliff, and came by his house and picked up the search warrant.
Mr. Belin. What did you do when you got to the house?
Mr. Adamcik. We got out to the house. I didn't have a search warrant. One of the other detectives did. They told us to come on in, and they were there.
I remember at the time we came in, that they were going grocery shopping, and they left and just told us to look at anything we wanted to.