Mr. Griffin. Did Andy come into your shop?
Mr. Miller. Yes, sir.
Mr. Griffin. Did he come in to talk to his brother, or what did he come in for?
Mr. Miller. He come down to tell me not to—he advised me not to put the sign in at first, that Jack wasn’t going to operate that night.
I imagine he knew Jack was going to come down, so he come in ahead of Jack and told me not to put the sign out that night.
Mr. Griffin. But you say that when you saw Jack, you were putting the sign in the window anyhow on Friday night?
Mr. Miller. No. After Andy had come down and told me not to put it.
I never put the sign, but just about the time we closed the door, because it has to fit in a certain place, but opening and closing the door, it would be in the way.
Mr. Griffin. Maybe I misunderstood what you said at the beginning. I thought you said when you saw Jack on Friday night, you were just about to put the sign in the window?
Mr. Miller. No. He asked me, the time I saw Jack, I told you about 5:30, because we were cleaning up.