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SL 7-129 them and placed them in the wastepaper basket or the incinerator. He definitely recalls that there were three empty cartridge cases, but doss * not recall what he did with the remaining live cartridges in the cylinder. He also advised that ‘to the best of his recollection ‘the: victia's body did not have the mechanical pencil at the time he observed it. The red ribbon with the medal was on the body, and he mailed the medal with the ransom note. He stated he believed he placed the red ribbon in the wastepaper basket and subsequently burned it at the HEADY home. He advised he could not racall burning any newspapers, wood items or other material in the incinerator. in an effort to pin subject HALL down to his exact actions and activities at the time he discovered the body and subsequently to sending BONNIE HEADY to St. Joseph to do some shopping, he related i the following steps believed to be taken by him: i. 2. oi That he re-entered the basement, picked victim's body up - and placed it on the plastic cover. He left the body in the basement, obtained a shovel out of the garage, walked out on the driveway to the rear east side of the house and commenced to dig a grave for victim's body. : That he dug a grave about a foot deep, went back down in the basement to observe the body, then returned and dug the grave about another foot or two at which time he believed he heard BONNIE HEADY returning from downtown St. Joseph at which time he re-entered the house. That he dispatched BONNIE HEADY to the living roqm to lie down and rest and believes that he took her a bottle of.. liquor and to the best of his recollection she did go to the living room and lie down on the couch and yet it could have been that she retired to the bedroom to lie dow. He then ran down the stairs and drove the station wagon into the basement, put victim's body in the rear of the Plymouth station wagon allegedly at that time for the purpose of taking ~39- Rn cee, iRInE _ eiaaninenenemnransinns eee e ne tee oh ey tae