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clude allegations of an encounter » ranch? : What was the name of the person? : Her name is—her first name is Rebecca. Yes. I don’t know the last name. : Did you attempt to find out her last name? : [have her last name written down, but— Where? : It's in my—in my notes. And I could get it for you... When did you write Rebecca’s name down? When she—when she first called me—let me be very clear, since you've asked me the question.
At first her husband and she called me on the phone. They would not give me their names. But they told me [the] story. We had a series of phone conversations in which I asked them, please, to tell me their names. And after a period of time, after they told me the story in great detail, she was willing to give me her name. She asked me to promise that I would not disclose her identity without her permission. I have been trying to call her. Called her as recently as this morning and last night.
I want to recall—I don’t think I called her this morning. I called her twice last night to try to get her permission to reveal her complete name and identity. But I have the name,
and I will be happy to give it to you. I just don’t have it off the top of my head.
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