Greenwood:

No.

Det. Sudler:

No specific questions?

Greenwood:

No. -

Det. Sudler:

Did you hear anybody ask Laura or Janice about it?

Greenwood:

No.

Det. Sudler:

13mm. . .did Janice have any conversation with any

medical people there that you’re aware of?

  Greenwood:

I don’t know. I took the car and parked it and

then stayed with the car.

Det. Sudler:

Okay. And then Laura and Janice remained at the -

- hospital?

Greenwood:

Yes. 

Det. Sudler:

Okay. Umm. . .at what point did you become aware that

Lisa had died that evening?

Greenwood:

Probably when they came back to the car.

Det. Sudler:

-Okay. Do you. . .do you recall that?

Greenwood:

Must’ve been.. .that’s the.. .that’s the next time I saw

- them. -

Det. Sudler:

Do you remember what was, said?

Greenwood:

No. 

Det. Sudler:

How long did it take them before they came back

to you? How long were you waiting?

Greenwood:

God, it seemed like a long time. Probably an hour

.maybe not quite that but 45 minutes to an hour.

- Det. Sudler:

Okay. There had been a concern that she had

possibly had meningitis. Was that ever communicated

to you?

Greenwood:

Not in.. .let’s see. . .not specifically.. .probably like

like it could’ve been or something like that. I don’t

Det. Sudler:

Okay. It would’ve...I mean...to me there would be