Gerald Uelmen briefly questioned Sukru Boztepe about returning the loose dog toward Bundy, where Boztepe remembered the street as quiet and empty. Boztepe said he saw no paw prints in the blood, did not examine its pattern, and estimated that the dog had stayed inside his home for only three or four minutes before the walk.
# 1 THE COURT: Mr. Uelmen?
# 2 MR. UELMEN: Thank you, your Honor.
# 5 Q: Mr. Boztepe, when you walked the dog back to Bundy, and proceeded south, was there any traffic? Did you encounter any automobiles?
# 6 A: Not -- not that I remember. Street was so quiet.
KEY QUOTE # 7 Q: Street was quiet and empty?
# 9 Q: You indicated you saw a lot of blood in the area of the pathway that the dog led you to.
# 11 Q: Did you observe paw prints or dog trackings in that blood?
# 12 A: I didn't see, no.
# 13 Q: Did you make any attempt to look at the pattern of the blood --
# 17 Q: You just were aware that there was blood there?
# 19 Q: When you first received the dog from Mr. Schwab, did you immediately leave with the dog to go for a walk?
# 20 A: No. We -- we -- we took the dog inside of the house, and we wanted to keep the dog for overnight. And then we understood that we couldn't do it.
KEY QUOTE # 21 Q: Okay. So, the first time you actually took the dog out on a leash for a walk, was after you had kept it in your house for --
# 22 A: For a couple of minutes.
# 23 Q: Couple of minutes?
# 26 A: Three minutes, I can say, four minutes.
KEY QUOTE # 27 MR. UELMEN: Thank you, nothing further.