belligerent, and not himself.

After ditching defendant following a trip to her storage unit, she met up with him again at

the Jack-in-the-Box, where they got into an argument and went their separate ways.

However, she went with defendant to the Royal Plaza Inn that Saturday before noon.

Then she was dropped off at the La Casita restaurant in a white car. Saavedra had talked

to defendant and invited him over, so defendant showed up at the restaurant at about 8:00

p.m., but Saavedra was not there. Roberts and defendant went to the store to purchase

beer and got into another argument. Roberts returned to the restaurant without defendant,

and Saavedra had returned. Saavedra told her they should go get the defendant if he were

drunk, so Roberts went back and told defendant that Saavedra wanted tomeet him.

       In this second interview, Roberts repeated the information about Saavedra and

defendant discussing their military service, Vietnam in particular, when she went out to

purchase more alcohol. When she returned, their voices were raised, but they were not

physical. Roberts left to go to her camp, and defendant stayed at the restaurant. She

awoke at around 1:30 or 2:00 a.m. to go to the AM/PM market, where she saw defendant

across the street at the Royal Plaza hotel. His clothes were soaking wet, he told her he


                                      