Witness added that Private Roy had sought his advice occasionally but had never spoken to him about anything which had distressed him. Answering the Coroner, he said that he was positive that all the rounds were taken out of the revolver. When he had come off "B" Sector he had placed 12 rounds in the cardboard box.
Private Joseph Davison, servant to 2nd Lieut. D. L. Henderson, said that he saw Private Roy at about 845 am. on February 4 in the cleaning room adjoining Mr. Henderson's sleeping quarters. Deceased appeared to be normal but he never spoke much to anyone. One of the things he first told witness was that he was up for orders. "He wasn't worried said Private Davison. left the room at about 1027 a.m. and Private Roy was still there cleaning Mr. Grigg'
February 2, he said, he volver and equipment lying on a box and he thought that Private Roy would take them in that day, as they should be handed in as soon as a tour of duty was finished, Arms, he said, were cleaned every day.
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