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Didn't stay the night.
No.
No.
Keith was with her, and so...
That's not for me.
I take it that you
were attracted to Joyce.
Yes.
She was in her late 20s,
had an outstanding figure,
had a Southern accent,
long blonde hair.
Any heterosexual male
would be attracted to Joyce.
Prior to our departure from
they wanted me
to meet the bodyguard.
His name was Gil.
Gil would come to their place.
then we would go down
to the beach.
Then they told me the beach they
were going to was a nude beach.
Well, I've never been
to a nude beach,
a little bit.
Joyce spread out a blanket
and proceeded to take off
all her clothes.
Totally.
Very quickly,
three to four guys showed up
around the blanket
I don't know
where they came from.
Joyce protested,
tried to stop them.
She claimed
that she was a model,
and she didn't want photographs
taken of her.
After about 15 minutes,
Joyce put on her clothes,
and we left the beach.
And so we met at Los Angeles
International Airport.
Keith May was there,
Joyce McKinney,
Gil Parker, and myself.
First off, Gil Parker
had a problem
when he went through customs.
They asked him
what his occupation was,
and he told 'em
he was a bodyguard.
And they said, "For who?"
And they said,
"For Joyce and Keith."
Well, that put up a red flag,
evidently, in customs,
and they pulled him out.
Well, that scared Gil
right there.
Then, on the second day, we were
in a motel room together,
and Joyce had a lot of baggage.
with so many bags.
And they took out
wireless microphone
and listening devices.
Surprised me.
I wasn't sure what they
were going to use it for.
It was something you
could probably
just have carried
through customs,
but they had it inside
of a portable radio.
Well, when Gil seen this,
that about did it for him.
That was when
he called me outside
and said he wanted to go back
the next day.
The private investigator
had told Joyce
where Kirk was at,
into some of these places
where this cult group
was supposed to be,
ask questions,
and it would be transmitted out
to Joyce in the car...
wirelessly.
Keith May and I, we wanted to
go out a little bit on our own,
so busy, we couldn't,
so one day, she...
Keeping you so busy?
Yeah, driving places,
checking out places,
walking places.
She had this wig,
this wig she called "Matilda."
And she'd wear this strange wig
when we'd go out driving
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