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with Mr. Hamrick on the night and morning in question, and had been friends with him for three or four years.
Mr. Clem said he and Mr. Hamrick attended a party in Fauquier County until about 11 p.m. on the night of July 27. After the party, they left in Mr. Clem’s father’s truck with Mr. Clem driving. They visited briefly with Mr. Clem’s brother, Jeff Clem, then continued on to Flint Hill.
Once they reached Settle’s garage, going south on U.S. 522, they turned around and pulled into Foster’s Packing House, Mr. Clem said. He said he bought a soda and took a wooden apple crate, which he placed in the back of the truck. They then drove to the old Huntly post office, turned around, and he turned the truck’s lights off. He said they then drove to the dumpster in Huntly.
Mr. Clem said he dropped Mr. Hamrick off so he could put trash in the dumpster, and “go to the bathroom.” He said he turned the truck around, and returned to the dumpster to pick up Mr. Hamrick, and they then drove north on U.S. 522. ^
When asked by Commonwealth’s Attorney Peter Luke why he and Mr. Hamrick had come over to Flint Hill that night, Mr. Clem said they had not had any conversation about what they were going to do.
Robin Gulkk, attorney for the defense, next interviewed Mr. Clem. He
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