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HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_021907

House Oversight Committee
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THE WITNESS: It's, I mean, the question --

MR. SCAROLA: Yeah. But let's --

MR. SCOTT: I don't care.

MR. SCAROLA: Let's go ahead and finish.

MR. SCOTT: Let's go ahead and finish the answer. We heard this much. I don't want to break him on a roll.

MR. SCAROLA: Thanks.

THE WITNESS: Right. I mean, I want to make -- I want to make clear that there was a lot of information that I was relying on in filing this pleading, and of course, the later pleading. So we are on the subject of flight logs.

Flight logs showed that the flight logs that Mr. Dershowitz had produced to Detective Riccari were incomplete and inaccurate. And so that led to concern on my part that Mr. Dershowitz had had an opportunity to sanitize the flight logs, had provided incomplete production, you know, obviously, very important production that the Palm Beach Police Department was looking at.

Then we got some additional flight logs from Dave Rogers. What those flight logs showed -- first off, let's talk again about the production

of those flight logs.

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