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also said that if I had the money I must gave it to her

because she worked hard on the peanuts for that money.

I told her that I did not take her money and I did not

have it. She then told me that she was going to put

obeah on me and then put me in the hands of police. I

told her to go ahead and I returned to watch my game, and

she went home. Other people told me that if I had Miss

Evelyn's money I must gave it to her. I do not know the

names of the people who told me

I was annoyed that she

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was saying that I had taken her money.

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It was on Tuesday, 10

18th January, 1977 that an oldman, name unknown, told me that

I must gave Miss Evelyn her money, if I took it. I told

the oldman that I did not know why Miss Evelyn had to be

scandalizing my name like that. The same Thursday afternoon

when Miss Evelyn spoke to me about the money that was

stolen, I went home and told my sister, Julita, about it,

but she did not answer.

On Tuesday, 18th January, 1977 at about 4.30 p.m. I

went to watch basketball at the Major Bay Primary School.

I left the game going on at 6.30 p.m. I went home and ate

some food. I left home around 6.45 p.m. and I walked to

Calvin George's Bar to shoot pool. I met some boys there

but I do not know their names. I had $10.00 with me, made

up of one five dollar note and five singles. I had received

that money fron Franzel on the same day

January, 1977 for working on his house at Major Bay. At

George's Bar I bought those drinks; bacardi and

coke, and I shoot two games of pool. I do not know the

name of the boys I shoot the pool with. I left this Bar

at about 9.30 p.m. and I walked home unaccompanied.

Calvin

Tuesday, 18th

My sister was not at home but I took up the key from where

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