The panel worked right on through the
lunch hour to hear from seven witnesses,
including her school district business
manager, Clyde Bernell, and school
transportation director Randy Engo, both
accompanied by their attorneys.
Ingold spent only 15 minutes in the grand
jury room, even though much of the
investigation has centered on the school
Transportation Department.
Both he and Bonnell followed their
lawyers instructions not to talk
with reporters.
Another witness was former school
attorney Cecil Morgan.
He recently retired after 21 years
as the district's lawyer.
Others on the witness list, cafeteria
equipment salesman Phil Moss, a
woman identified only as Diane
and car dealer Roger Williams,
apparently in the grand jury room during
the day of testimony were two auditors
who had gone over the school district's
books. It was that audit which
led to the grand jury investigation.
Bill Hix, Channel 5 Action News,
Fort Worth.