Holly,
That is a very good point about disguising the voice. I am going to stick with the Sheriff, still. I really don't think it is Walt because he said something to Gus about the warning. He seemed pretty sure Gus was the one who had done it. Remember me saying it seemed almost anti-climatic.
I think the Sheriff is an old school law man who has worked his ass off for years with little to show for it. He is a dirty cop, but not "corrupt" per se. He is in Gus' pocket, but he also respects Hank and his efforts. His attempt to send Hank to El Paso had several implications. It would get him out of Gus' hair (or scalp as this show goes). Perhaps Hank's tenacity would work on some of Gus' enemies down there.It remains to be seen that either place would be safer than the other.
To give Hank a one minute warning was a crapshoot that he could not lose. If Hank is killed, he is out of Gus' way and his conscience is alleviated by the fact he gave him a warning. If things went as in fact they did, his respected colleague lives and his "employer's" competition is dealt a blow.
Whaddya think?
Chip
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