:26:00
-Good mornin'.
-How are you today?
:26:02
Pretty good.
How are you?
:26:04
- Where are you boys from?
- Originally, New Jersey.
:26:08
- U h-huh. What are you doi n' here?
- We're drivin' cross-country.
:26:11
- My brother-- Yeah, Lewis.
- Your brother?
:26:14
- Where is he?
- In the room. I don't know.
:26:17
We had a little incident here
last night. Did you hear anything--
:26:20
any sounds, or anything
out of the ordinary?
:26:22
Yeah, actually, uh, uh, next door
I heard some sounds.
:26:26
-Next door?
- Yeah.
:26:30
-Could you describe those sounds?
- Yeah, sure.
:26:33
They were like, uh--
:26:39
No, wait.
:26:41
Like that.
:26:45
- What's goin' on?
- All right, this is Lewis.
:26:48
There was a "sitchy-ashun"
Iast night. That's all I know.
:26:50
So after you heard these sounds,
uh, did you look out your window?
:26:53
- Did you open your door?
- No, sir.
:26:55
- What happened?
- After you closed your door,
:26:59
you didn't see anybody else until
I knocked on your door this morning?
:27:01
That's right. Well, we did call
the night manager, because we were...
:27:05
uh, concerned, right?
:27:07
- Right.
- Oh, yeah. Yeah. He mentioned that.
:27:10
And he also said that one ofyou
had an altercation with the victim.
:27:14
- Which of you was that?
- Wait. The night manager said what?
:27:18
Apparently one ofyou had words
with the victim, in the motel office...
:27:21
- when you were checkin' in?
- No, no. We never met--
:27:27
- What?
- Ellinghouse.
:27:29
Ronald Ellinghouse.
He was staying in Room 1 7.
:27:32
The huge guy?
Yeah, I met him.
:27:34
-But he's-- He's not the one--
- What happened to him?
:27:38
It wasn't comely.
:27:41
I'm sorry. I don't know
what that means.
:27:45
He was found early this mornin'
lyin' face down...
:27:48
on the highway median.
:27:51
So, you're saying that the--
:27:56
the huge guy is the victim.
:27:59
You have no idea who might have visited
Mr. Ellinghouse's room last night?