Mr. Jenner. When Lee was living in the apartment with his mother, what did you notice, or observe, with relationship to his mother? I mean, did he seem to respect her authority, or was he impervious and arrogant?
Mr. Evans. He was arrogant.
Mr. Jenner. Can you remember some incident that would illustrate that for us?
Mr. Evans. Well, his mother would be in our apartment talking to my wife, for example, and if he came home from school or somewhere, he would holler real loud, "Maw, how about something to eat?"
Mr. Jenner. He would be demanding, you mean?
Mr. Evans. Yes; real demanding, and loud. He wanted her to come right now, and he had absolutely no patience with her at all, it seemed.
Mr. Jenner. It was just not raising his voice to let his mother know he was home, or anything like that?
Mr. Evans. No; it was real demanding. He would know where she was when she was talking to my wife, and when he hollered at her, she would have to go right now.
Mr. Jenner. Did he ever get home early from school, or was it about the regular time?
Mr. Evans. Oh, about the regular time, I think. I don't think he ever stayed away from school. I think he went to school all right, but, I mean, he was arrogant, and nobody liked him. That was the thing.