Mr. GRIFFIN. Now written on the right side up on the back of page 7 after the entry RI 6-6807, there is another entry. What is that? Mr. CRAFARD. CEN, which would be I believe the abbreviation for Central, and EX, which I believe would be the abbreviation for Expressway, dash 5400. Mr. GRIFFIN. What does that have to do with? Mr. CRAFARD. I don’t think anything. I believe that is my writing. Let me see. Mr. GRIFFIN. It is or is not? Mr. CRAFARD. I believe it is. Wait a minute, Jack was going somewhere or somebody else was going for him and he was having trouble, didn’t know how to get there. Somebody was going somewhere and they didn’t know how to get there and I was talking to the people they was going to see and they told me to have him turn at Central Expressway 5400 on McKinney to 2500. Mr. GRIFFIN. Those are directions to get to some place? Mr. CRAFARD. Yes; McKinney, but I don’t remember where. Mr. GRIFFIN. And were they directions for you or for Jack? Mr. CRAFARD. For somebody else. I don’t recall who it was for. Mr. GRIFFIN. For a friend of Jack’s? Mr. CRAFARD. I don’t recall. I give the directions to somebody else but I don’t recall who it was. Mr. GRIFFIN. Now is it your understanding then that you would drive out Central Expressway to the 5400 block? Mr. CRAFARD. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. And then at the 5400 block you would find McKinney? Mr. CRAFARD. Make a right-hand turn I believe on McKinney, the 2500 block. Mr. GRIFFIN. What makes you think you make a right-hand turn? Mr. CRAFARD. I remember something about the conversation. I am trying to remember. I can’t remember too much of it. Mr. GRIFFIN. Was that a conversation you had with somebody on the telephone? Mr. CRAFARD. I believe it was. I am not positive. I would not swear to it but I believe it was over the telephone that I was given these directions. Mr. GRIFFIN. And you were to pass the directions on to somebody else? Mr. CRAFARD. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. What part of Dallas would that be in, following those directions? Mr. CRAFARD. I believe it would be the southern portion of Dallas, I am not sure. It seems to me 5400 on Central would be the other end of Dallas, the southern end. Mr. GRIFFIN. That concludes the back part of page 7. Now on page 8 there are some entries. Whose entries are those? Mr. CRAFARD. These are my entries. Mr. GRIFFIN. All right, the first one has to do with somebody named Lenard Woods.