Mrs. Helmick. He said, “I will see you tomorrow.” That is all I heard. He said that in sort of a loud voice, but other than that, he was talking sort of low.
Mr. Griffin. How long had you talked with Ralph that evening?
Mrs. Helmick. Well, I hadn’t really talked to Ralph that evening. He just told me, well, that morning he told me where everything was, and other than that, I didn’t talk to him.
Mr. Griffin. But you said you had been sitting at the booth talking to him.
Mrs. Helmick. Rose and Bonnie and Toyo and this man, he is a tall man, I don’t remember his name, but they were all teasing him, and I didn’t know him that well.
Mr. Griffin. Were you sitting there or listening to the conversation?
Mrs. Helmick. I was listening to them.
Mr. Griffin. Was there anything about Ralph that indicated that he was ill or wasn’t feeling well?
Mrs. Helmick. No. There was nothing said that made him sound ill.
Mr. Griffin. How long did you work at the Bull Pen Drive-In after this telephone call on Saturday night?