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Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.

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In this episode, we're gonna dive right back in to

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the Johanna Schoberg deposition and pick up where we left

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off with Laura Meninger taking over the questioning. So they

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go back on the record at ten fourteen and things

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kick back off. Menager, Hi answer from Shoburg. Hello, Menager,

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we've never met before today. Correct answer correct, Menager. Can

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you tell me a little bit about your current job?

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Answer sure, I just purchased a salon. I'm a salon owner.

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I'm a hairstylist manager. Congratulations, Shoberg, thank you, Menager. How

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long have you been a hairstylist Shoburg for ten years, Menager?

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And what did you do before that? Answer? I briefly

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did massage in a spa for about a year and

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a half, and before that, I was a nanny and

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before that I was in school. Manager And I believe

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you said you studied psychology in school and correct manager?

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Did you graduate? Answer yes, manager with a degree in psychology.

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Answer yes, manager. Where did you get training to be

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a massage therapist? Answer redacted? Manager? And when did you

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do that? Answer? That would have been I believe in redacted? Manager?

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And how long did you study there? Answer? I think

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it was a six month program? Manager? And you worked

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in a spa thereafter? Answer I did, manager? And what

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was the name of the spa? Again redacted? Manager? And

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are you married? Answer no? Manager? Do you have children?

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Answer no? Manager? And how old are you now? Answer

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redacted manager? Can you tell me about your first meeting

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with Glenn Maxwell? Answer sure, I was sitting on a

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bench redacted or redacted. She approached me. I was getting

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ready to go to a class. It was my junior year. Yes,

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it was my second semester of my junior year. And

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she and another woman approached me. The other woman didn't

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speak that I recall, and she asked me about she

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had a house in Palm Beach and she was looking

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for someone that she could hire to work at the

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house where she could post that she needed help. She

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then asked me if I knew anyone, and I didn't

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know who she was. I didn't want to take the

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responsibility of finding someone to work for, and so I said, sorry,

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I don't And then she said, well, maybe what about you?

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And I was at a point in my life I

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was super spontaneous and willing to skip school. So she said,

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come to my house, come in my car and check

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it out, and so I did. Meninger. Okay, So for

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those of you of us who don't know, is this

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like a college campus, like a traditional college campus or

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is it in a city setting? Answer? It's in a

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city setting. I mean, Palm Beach is not a big city.

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So it's on the intra coastal and there was a

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big grassy area that was surrounded by buildings. So she

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was inside of the campus, Meninger, and she was looking

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for a bulletin board where she could post a job.

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Answer something like that, Yes, Menager, Did she have any

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kind of flyers? Answer? Not that I recall, Menager, but

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that's what she asked you for, directions to a bulletin

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board where she could post a job. Answer yes, McCauley. Objection, Menager.

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And it sounds like you guys got into a conversation.

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Is that fair? Answer? Yes, Menager. Can you describe Glenn

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Maxwell's personality? Answer? Well, I instantly picked up on the

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fact that she was British. She had on like workout clothes.

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I believe she was wearing all black, and she I mean,

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she was a little snarky, but I felt comfortable enough

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to get in the car with her. Menager. And it

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sounds like you had contact with her over the next

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several years, is that fair? Answer yes, Menager. And did

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you get to know more about her personality over those

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five years? Four or five years? Answer yes? And can

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you describe for me how you observed her personality to

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be Answer sure. She definitely had a great sense of humor.

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She loved making jokes, I mean in a very British way.

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I don't remember her ever laughing, but she was funny.

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And I remember just thinking she the first weekend that

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we flew to the Virgin Islands, she flew the helicopter

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from Saint wherever we were, to Little Saint jeff or

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whatever the name of the island was, and I just thought, Wow,

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who is this woman? And that was all part of

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the facade, folks. Having Maxwell be who she was was

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just a gigantic part of what Epstein had going on.

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And if she wasn't that kind of socialite, that kind

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of woman that could get people comfortable, this operation would

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have never worked as well as it did. Manager. Would

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you say that you respected her? Answer yes, menager when

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you ended up getting in the car with her and

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this other woman and going back to the house. Who

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was driving the car? Answer she was driving? Manager. And

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where did she take you? Answer? She took me to

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the house in Palm Beach. And can you describe the

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house in Palm Beach? Answer sure. It's at the end

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of L Brio Way on the intra Coastal. The house

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was either white or pink. It was pink at one time.

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It may have ever been painted. It was nothing fancy,

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It was large. It was like a beach house. Manager.

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And when you got there, do you remember meeting other

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people while you were there that first time? Answer? I

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remember other people being in the home. I don't really

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remember who was there. Manager. Do you remember meeting like

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a butler or answer potentially a chef, someone in the kitchen,

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maybe a house manager. Yeah. Manager. What was your impression

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of this other woman that was with miss Maxwell at

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the time? Answer zero. She left zero impression on me, Menager. Age, height,

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hair color, nothing, Answer I want to say she was brunette,

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age twenties. Yeah. Manager. And you were going for the

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purpose of checking out potentially working for this job? Answer yes, Menager,

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and it sounds like you met Jeffrey Epstein that first

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time that you did go to the house right. McAuley objection. Answer,

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I believe I either met him that time or the

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next time. I can't recall, Menager. Okay, and tell me

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about your first meeting with him. Answer, sure, I met him.

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I believe it was in the hallway right beside the kitchen.

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There was a hallway. It was actually more like a room,

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a pantry type of room. That's where all the pieces

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of paper with the phone messages would lay. And there

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she's talking about the notepads that we've talked about at

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length here during the depositions. And I remember sitting on

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the counter and speaking with him, and he was in

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a bathrobe, and he spoke with me about being in

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college and studying psychology. Manager And did you form an

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opinion of him in that first meeting? Answer? I yeah,

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I believe that he was smart, he was personable and

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could speak to anyone. Menager. Did he give off any

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sexual vibes in that first meeting? Answer no, Menager. And

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where was Golaine when you were speaking with mister Epstein? Answer?

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I don't recall, Menager. Do you recall going to a

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second floor of the home during that first meeting. Answer

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I don't recall. Golaine said at one point, you might

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get a massage today. That was sorry. That was the

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second time when I was in the home working, and

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I just thought it was crazy that I would get

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a massage while I was working. But it did not

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end up happening because the messuse could not stay. Menager.

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Do you know who the messus was who could not stay?

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Answer no, Menager. But that didn't happen on the first meeting.

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You believe that it was the second meeting? Answer yes,

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that was when I was there to work, Menager. How

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long How long did the first trip to the house end? Answer?

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She gave me her phone number, and she took my

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phone number, and she took me back to school Menager?

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if you remember? Answer probably four or five? Menager. How

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did you How long was it before you heard from

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miss Maxwell again? Answer within probably three days? Manager? And

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how did she contact you? Answer she called me on

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my At the time, I had a cell phone. It

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could have been on my cell phone. It could have

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been on my house phone. We had a house phone

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back then. Manager, I remember where were you living at

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the time? Answer, I was in an apartment in West

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Palm Beach. Manager, And did you have a roommate or

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with family? Answer? I had a roommate. Manager. So when

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Miss Maxwell called you on whatever phone it was, do

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you remember what she said? Answer? Yeah? She said, do

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you want to come over and work on Sunday? Manager?

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And what did you say? Answer? I said sure? Manager?

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And did you answer? I did? Manager? How did you

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get there? Answer that I don't recall because I did

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not have a car. Manager, did you to this? Schoberg interrupts,

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I think my roommate dropped me off. Honestly, I can

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remember what I was wearing. You do, Menager? Ass I do?

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She answers, Menager, what were you wearing? Answer? I had?

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I still have the shirt. It's an old, weathered blue

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North Carolina Tech Tar Hill shirt. Menager. Because you did

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Miss Maxwell explain to you what you would be doing

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on that Sunday when you came to work or was

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that part of the prior conversation. McAuley objection, show Burg

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about what I was wearing? Menager, know about what you

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were going to do at work. Answer. She explained that

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she just wanted someone to help out around the house,

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answering phones, you know, grabbing drinks if someone wanted a drink,

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running errands, Menager. And so you dressed appropriate to what

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you believed, She interrupts her here, meaning shoburg. I did

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not know how to dress properly. Apparently I should not

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have worn that. But I was in college Menainger. Did

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anyone say anything to you? Answer no, Menager. So when

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you got there, what happened? This is your second time

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to the house, but your first time working right? Answer yes,

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I was probably introduced to a few people that were there.

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I mean I was there for several hours. Do I

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recall every minute? No, I just recall when I would

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actually have to go to work, answer the phone, pour

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some drinks for people, just water, they didn't drink alcohol,

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and run errands. There are a few errands that I run. Menager.

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You described those errands earlier. Answer I did in her car? Menager?

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You used her car? Answer yes, Menager. What kind of

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car was it? Answer? It was a Mercedes convertible. Menager.

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Did anyone go with you? Answer no? Menager. You described

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a shopping trip. Was that in the same car. Answer yes, Menager.

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Was that a separate trip from when you went to

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run errands? Answer yes, that's when Golayne went with me

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and she drove Menager. Okay, so you ran errands, came

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back more than once, answer twice, and then you went

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on a shopping trip. Answer yes, Manager. During the time

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you were at the home, was there anything that made

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you suspicious? Answer no, Manager or Leary? Answer no, Manager.

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You mentioned that there may have been some discussion of

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a massage. Do you recall that discussion? Answer I had

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never had a massage before, so she just said there

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was a massage therapist coming and I may get one. Manager.

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Did she say who it was? Answer no, Menager. So

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when you went shopping on this trip, you said, Glaine

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drove the car and you went with her. Was anyone

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else there? Answer no manager. And where did you all go?

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Answer we went to Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, but

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because it was Sunday, the stores were closed, so from

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there we went to I believe it was Palm Beach

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Daily News, which was like a little bookstore, and I

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remember her purchasing reading glasses for Jeffrey and some magazines.

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Manager were those things for the home. Answer yes, Menager.

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And earlier on your errands you had been purchasing things

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for the home or the office. Yes and yes, Menager.

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Besides the printer cartridge in cartridge, do you remember anything else?

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Answer well, yes, like they wanted specific magazines. I don't

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know if it was like Scientific American or something to

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that effect. It wasn't like Playboy. Manager. Okay, did you

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ever answer phones? Answer yes, Menager. When did you answer phones?

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Answer that day? Menager. Do you remember anything notable about

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the phone calls? Answer? I just remember I always had

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to say he's unavailable. Can I take a message? Manager?

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And where did you take a message? Answer on a

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little notepad next to the phone? Menager. Do you recall

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any small children calling the house that day? Answer no, Menager.

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Were you speaking to anyone about their school experience or

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anything like that? Answer no, Menager. Did you take any

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messages for famous people? Answer they could have been famous

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and I would have been clueless. Manager. Did you take

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messages at any other point during the time that you

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worked for Jeffrey? Answer no, Menager. And you said you

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remember at the end of the day being paid by Glaine?

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Answer yes, Menager. And you were paid for doing errands

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and answering phones and whatever else you did. Answer yes, mccauleay. Objection, menager,

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did you do anything else that day in terms of

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errands or things around the house that you remember? Answer

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not that I recall. Menager. Did you come back to

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answer phones and do errands any other day? Answer no, Menager,

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that was the only day you did it. Answer yes.

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All right, folks, we're going to wrap up right there,

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and in the next episode, we're going to pick up

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where we left off. All of the information that goes

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with this episode can be found in the description box.

