Mr. Crafard. I paid a fine on the drunk on public street, and the other one I was just—I spent 72 hours in the jail and was let go.
Mr. Hubert. The police have not reported to you on the tracer on your wife?
Mr. Crafard. No.
Mr. Griffin. When was your wife last known to you to be in Dallas, Tex.?
Mr. Crafard. I didn’t know she was in Dallas. I had an idea she was around the Dallas area somewhere.
Mr. Griffin. When you left Dallas on November 23, did you have an idea that your wife was around the area at that time?
Mr. Crafard. No.
Mr. Griffin. How did you come to believe that she was around the area?
Mr. Crafard. Well, I had wrote to my folks asking them for information, if she had been in touch with them, if they knew where she was, and I had a cousin who had been back out west and visited my folks and they told me, they was telling me, they had gotten a letter from this woman in Cuba, Mo., where my wife had been, so when I left Michigan, I went to Cuba, Mo., and I talked to the woman there and, as far as she knew, my wife had went back to the Dallas area, the last she knew of her.
Mr. Griffin. How long had that been?