0122 Slide – Georgia Supreme Court Leo Frank Appeals Documents, 1913, 1914

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How long was that after Thanksgiving? A. That is somewhere after
Christmas, way after Christmas, when I watched for him.
Q. That was in the dead of winter, then? A. Yes sir, in the
dead of winter.
Q. About when? A. About January, I reckon.
Q. About the middle of January, or when? A. I don't know, middle
first or last, I can't say--somewhere in January.
Q. How do you know it was somewhere in January? A. Because it
was right after the first of the year.
Q. Well, if it was right after the first of the year you know what
time it was in January? A. I said somewhere about the first or
middle.
Q. Well, was it middle, or first, or last? A. I don't know, sir,
somewhere one of them parts; it was right after New Year, I don't
know whether one or two days after, or three or four days after.
Q. You couldn't tell any better than that? A. No sir, I couldn't
tell any better than that.
Q. That was another Saturday? A. Yes sir, that was another
Saturday.
Q. When did he first talk to you about that? A. Well, I disremember
when he first talked to me about that.
Q. You don't remember what he said to you? A. No sir, I don't
remember what he said to me.
Q. But you know you were down there watching; that is the only
thing you can remember about that? A. I can remember one thing--
He said____
Q. You said a minute ago you couldn't remember anything. A. I cou-
ldn't remember anything about him telling me about the watch-
ing, but I can remember he told me a young man was coming.
Q. What did he tell you? A. Said it be a young man with two ladies.
Q. When did he tell you that? A. That was Saturday morning.
Q. What time? A. Soon Saturday morning.
Q. About what time? A. I reckon about half past seven o'clock.
Q. Was Mr. Holloway there at that time? A. No sir, I had seen him
but I was on the elevator.
Q. He came and got on the elevator with you? A. No sir, I was
standing by the side of Gordon Bailey, and he came and told me.
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Based on the extracted text, this document appears to be a transcript of a testimony or an interrogation, possibly related to a legal or investigative matter. The conversation revolves around the timing of certain events, specifically around the period after Christmas and into January, and involves the witness recalling details about watching for someone and interactions with other individuals. The mention of specific times and days suggests an attempt to establish a timeline for the events being discussed.