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As you've heard, the chain of custody behind these things after
2006 is a little sketchy. And, you know, it requires some
effort. And so, you know, ordinary folks I don't believe are
going to be, you know, rooting around trying to ferret out
police reports from South Florida.
are heavily redacted, and so when one
virtually impossible to tell who's
about whom, because there are lots
at
of
police reports. We managed somehow
even know how -- to get an unredacted
Recarey was surprised when he saw
the
Even if you get them, they
looks at them, it's issue, who's saying what blackouts through these and frankly, I don't copy, and Detective
unredacted copy because
he said, we always redact these things. And so I'm unclear as to how ours is unredacted, but in any event, there is one out
there. But I don't know how we got it.
The other point on this, your Honor, is, again, there
is some liberty taken in the plaintiff's papers about what
Ms. Maxwell said or didn't say in her deposition about these
police reports, and they try to make hay over, she knew about
the police reports by the selectiv deposition testimony. And I've cit
in the reply brief, but what is not
presentation of that
ted
the actual quote for you
table, in my view, is that
when Ms. Maxwell is presented with these police reports, it is
for the first time at her deposition by Ms. McCawley, and there
is an exchange in the transcript where Ms. McCawley and
Ms. Maxwell are going back and forth and Ms. Maxwell says, you
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