Mr. Griffin. How long before the end of the interrogation was it?
Mr. Montgomery. I imagine it was about—well, it was right there at the end, you know, when they was still talking, and the chief came in and wanted to know if we were ready to move him.
Mr. Griffin. Did you hear Chief Curry say anything about the movement?
Mr. Montgomery. No; I didn’t hear the chief say anything, because he was talking to the captain, and when the chief and the captain talk—they were kind of talking low, and I wasn’t straining my ears to hear, because I know if there was anything they wanted me to do, I know they would tell me.
Mr. Griffin. How big a room is that?
Mr. Montgomery. Not very big.
Mr. Griffin. After this was over, did you hear anything?
Mr. Montgomery. Of course, captain told us what we were going to do.
Mr. Griffin. Where did he tell you what to do?
Mr. Montgomery. In the office there.