Mr. McMillon. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. Did you examine those keys?
Mr. McMillon. Not at this particular point. I can explain that right now, if you want me to go into it.
Mr. Griffin. Yes, I would.
Mr. McMillon. Okay. Later in the afternoon, one of the lieutenants, I believe it was, instructed me to take the keys from his property, to meet, I believe, Lieutenant Smart and Lieutenant Swain with those keys so they could get into his car. I took those keys and went to where they had told me that I would find them. I believe it was on the parking lot in front of the Western Union. I walked down there, and I couldn’t find them. I returned to the jail, and I was later able to determine that they had already gotten the car and had impounded it and had taken care of that, so the keys weren’t needed, so I took the keys back.
Mr. Griffin. The keys that you had, was it clear to you that this key chain had a car key on it?
Mr. McMillon. Yes, I believe so. I am not sure, but I mean I am sure that it was, whether I took it for granted or what, but I assumed that there was a key on it that fit the car.
Mr. Griffin. Did you talk with Ruby about whether there was a key on it that fit the car?
Mr. McMillon. I don’t recall. Possibly may have.
Mr. Griffin. Did you have any information at the time you got a hold of these keys as to whether the car was locked or unlocked?