Now, this is the second page of the document that Miss Clark was reading to you. And do you recall that at some point, you said aloud to yourself, "I hope that so and so dog stops barking before I go to sleep"?
That's something you remember back on the late evening hours of June 12th, 1994 or the early morning hours of June 13th; is that right?
Okay. And you went on to talk about the dog barking for a very long time; is that correct?
Then you put a paragraph in entitled, "No dog was barking at 10:15 P.M."; is that correct?
And you went on to indicate that, "My windows were open while my friend Judy was working on my computer." What windows were you talking about?
Yes. And they're on the--the north--they're right on Bundy and they're the farthest north side of the house.
And so when you went on to say, "This room is in the front of my house and you can hear just about every noise on Bundy from it", is that accurate?
"And I was standing on the front porch at 10:21 P.M. while Judy was in the street by her car. It was exceptionally quiet outside at that time"; is that correct?
And again, that was consistent with what you said when you talked to Vannatter; is that correct?
All right. And even since that time, you've had occasion to call the police and you corrected it even further and spelled out other things that you had done that day; is that correct?
As you sit here now, Miss Pilnak, is there any doubt in your mind that you did not hear any dog bark on the evening of June 12th, 1994 before 10:33 P.M. in the evening? Any doubt at all?
One last question. With regard to this room that you're in upstairs, is that a room where we're trying to house witnesses so we can bring them down as fast as possible? Is that correct?
There's no doubt.
It was exceptionally quiet outside at that time.
This room is in the front of my house and you can hear just about every noise on Bundy from it.