Mr. Griffin. Do you know what work she had been doing before she came to work for Paul?
Mr. Crafard. No; all I know she had been on several occasions in the club with Jack. They were pretty thick for a while, and then something happened between them to where she wouldn’t have anything to do with Jack.
Mr. Hubert. But you don’t know what it was that happened?
Mr. Crafard. No, sir; I have no definite knowledge.
Mr. Griffin. Do you have some idea?
Mr. Crafard. I have an opinion; yes.
Mr. Griffin. Can you give us an idea?
Mr. Crafard. He was making a big play for her, and my opinion is he got out of hand and she put a stop to it.
Mr. Griffin. Was there anything else said by someone else that led you to believe it?
Mr. Crafard. Mostly she referred to it. She inferred it happened.