Mr. Crafard. Yes.
Mr. Hubert. That the last you had heard she was in Greenville?
Mr. Crafard. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. You didn’t know until you arrived at Cuba, Mo., that your wife might be in Dallas, did you?
Mr. Crafard. That is right.
Mr. Griffin. So when you left Michigan on your way to Dallas you really didn’t have any idea that your wife would be in Dallas. You expected she might be in Cuba, Mo.
Mr. Crafard. When I left Michigan my destination was Cuba, Mo., as far as I knew. As far as I knew, my wife was in Cuba, Mo., or around there some place close.
Mr. Griffin. When you left Cuba, Mo., the only information you had about your wife was that she was somewhere near, might be somewhere in the vicinity of Greenville, Tex.?
Mr. Crafard. Around the Dallas area is what—she had got this letter from Greenville, and she was in the vicinity, as far as they knew, in the Greenville area of Dallas.
Mr. Griffin. The letter was not written by your wife?