Mr. HUBERT. No; I am just asking you for another comparison because you had given us a previous one, and I thought that another comparison between another period, two others periods, would be useful if you could give it to us, and that is all. I gather from you that your general impression was that there had not been much change in his condition over what it was on Saturday morning. Mr. SENATOR. I will say something in the same nature. Mr. HUBERT. That it was of the same nature? Mr. SENATOR. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. Do you recall what the nature of the conversation was between you two that night? Mr. SENATOR. No; because when I walked in, he was just about on his way out. I asked him if he ate. I told him I bought groceries. He said, “Well, I ate already.” He ate. Mr. HUBERT. How long after you arrived did he leave? Mr. SENATOR. Oh, God, within 5 minutes. It was just that short, that fast, and out he went. Now, I don’t know where his visitation was. I don’t know if he went to see his sister. Mr. HUBERT. He didn’t tell you where he was going? Mr. SENATOR. No. Mr. HUBERT. Then or ever? Mr. SENATOR. No; he didn’t tell me at all where he was going. Mr. HUBERT. He never did tell you later? Mr. SENATOR. No; and I didn’t ask him. Mr. HUBERT. Then you don’t know where? Mr. SENATOR. No; because when I went home, you know, when I got home I went to bed. I was going to bed. Mr. HUBERT. And you went to bed about 10:30? Mr. SENATOR. I would say about half an hour later, maybe around 11. Mr. HUBERT. Do you know what time he came in? Mr. SENATOR. No; because I wasn’t awake. Mr. HUBERT. The next time you saw him? Mr. SENATOR. Was Sunday morning. Mr. HUBERT. What time did you awaken on Sunday morning? Mr. SENATOR. Sunday morning I assume it was somewhere around between 8 or 9, somewheres in that time. Just something in that time. Mr. HUBERT. Have you any way to fix it at all? Mr. SENATOR. No; you see, when I was on the witness stand with Mr. Bill Alexander, now he tried to make me pinpoint it right down to the minute. It is highly impossible. If you are not watching a clock and don’t have one, how can you pinpoint these things? How can you really do it? How is it possible? How can you pinpoint time when you are not watching it? Mr. HUBERT. In any case what you are saying, your best estimate is that it was—— Mr. SENATOR. I have to estimate it. Now, as I say when I estimate it, I can be 15 minutes, a half hour or maybe an hour off on time. Mr. HUBERT. I think you told us earlier that when you went to bed as early as 11 o’clock you usually woke up quite early. Mr. SENATOR. Yes; this is why I say I probably woke up maybe around 8 or 9 that morning. Mr. HUBERT. Was Ruby—— Mr. SENATOR. Of course, I read in bed, you know. I read in bed. Mr. HUBERT. Was Ruby there when you woke up, or not? Mr. SENATOR. Yes; he was sleeping. Mr. HUBERT. When did he waken?