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wo WwW 8 wo No No No WwW 24 Bureau of Prisons at MR. MATULEWI Could you just spell last for the record? name Thank you, sir. This is on into the death of inmate Jeffery Epstein and the surrounding circumstances and you’re being asked to voluntarily provide answers to our Will to a volunt o o wu you agr ry with the DOJ OIG? Yes, thank you. All right, so we got that form, it’s the DOJ OIG form III Departme Inspector and Warning General Employ vide Information on a Voluntary Basis. You are being asked to provide information as investigation being EFTA00116063

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended. This investigation pertains to security failure and job performance failure. This is a voluntary interview. Accordingly, you do not have to answer questions. No disciplinary action will be taken against you if you choose not to answer questions. Any statement you furnish may be used as evidence in any future criminal proceedings or agency disciplinary proceeding or both.” And there’s a waiver section. It says, “I understand the warnings and assurances stated above and I am willing to make a statement and answer questions. No promises or threats have been made to me and no pressure or coercion of any kind has been used against me.” And as mentioned, this is something that we provide everybody for voluntary interviews, so you’re being asked, you know, we just provide these warnings to everyone just knowing it’s voluntary, you can stop at any time, you don’t have to answer our questions. Do you understanding? ue Yes, sir, I understand. wR. MY) right. so, if you EFTA00116064

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1 want to review it yourself, please feel free 2 otherwise there’s employee then name below. Thank you for signing, for the 5 al Agent. And I’m 9 - the time 0 is 1:16 -- 1 lz Sixteen. 2 MR. FY -- p.m. The place is MCC 3 New York. Special Agent m7 can please gnature witn of witne No No 0 s mentioned Nn Ww there’s a report that I have here. I don’t think that it’s worth going s not really much in it. So, the reason ' EFTA00116065

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wo 11 do you know MR. September 21, 2014. . Thank you, sir. When did you graduate from BOP training? And how lo time. And you sg MR. a. Correct. Lieutenant? or title in August of 2019? y- And wt tal ] a Senior Office EFTA00116070

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= Wo 1 - Perez. 2 MR. Lieutenant Perez? It 6 MR. And he was the SHU Okay. Great. Now I’m wo oo BOD K oO oO it) 0 going to - we’re going to keep these documents in front of you because as we go through the 2 interview, I'll probably ask you about Ww A. i= Fh hh erent people and you can just refer to it. 4 When I do provide you - do you have an extra 5 pen? When I do provide u with documents, do ust so that for interview purposes, 7 we - it’s not to certify anything is accurate, 8 it’s simply to say this is the document that I 9 showed you. So can you just like initial and 20 date on the top of each document that I show 21 you, and it doesn’t mean, go through the ust the top page. So, this one for instance, is the daily assignment roster Nh WwW 24 for Saturday, August 10, 2019 and this one is daily assignment ros EFTA00116072

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Ww Ww 14 And again, it’s simply to - you don’t lo h page, it’s just -. u You’re not attesting to it. you know, that it’s 2021. Thank you, n p- Kh Are you familiar with inmate EFTA00116073

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Ww wo 1, we always practice, of suicide watch, cell mate until Psycholo have to go were ated to commit suicide on know what transpired on that date? MR. No, I MR. Did | hear about him either trying to commit suicide that Tartagli potentially attempted to harm him? us mz _ “ Tartaglio to harm him but all I in the papers heard that he was t to commit suicide. 16 EFTA00116075

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MR pF All right, do you - is there any reason for you to si wi MR. 9th. MR. The 9 and the p rvation area is all on r. th th the MR. -Oorrect. you sa being watched floor. 2nd floor? MR. All right. Was he from suicide watch? id, EFTA00116076

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around when that we 5 MR. 6 attempted suic re going to be 7 with a smock, in the nude, just a suicide smo 9 cay 20 - with nothing else. 21 And ou if the 22 tein was on the 2nd floor 23 0 of the was he in the suicide wa 24 or was he watch and 25 he was EFTA00116077

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Wo 1 acellm , did you communicate that N in the SHU? i) requirement to anyone els MR. | | Just in SHU. “All right WwW y. And was that 6 something that you communicated only on the 7 date he came back on July 30 or would that be 8 something that you all wo made sure since he was a high-profile inmate 7) 2 and we actually placed him right on the top tier so where we can see - where the OIC bubble WwW 4 was right a bunkie?” 16 he was always going to his legal visits 7 much the whole day. 8 MR. : Right. 9 MR. When he came back, made 20 sure he had a bunkie. y. And would you also Nh WwW a No 3) EFTA00116082

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wo wo if you would have worked that night watch? I did. I’m pretty sure I did. I’m And all my overtime was always in the .. Zz Okay. And do you believe ryone who wo then th ed in the SHU would have known that inmate Epstein was required to have a cell mat MR. All right. And what makes you believe that S part of pretty much the SHU trainin — Okay. When say, “SHU training,” what training are you referring to and what was taught? once again, Special Housing Unit the policy of what to sing Unit, how to conduct rounds, how to deal with an inmate that is suicide wa coming off of nd part of our SHU training is the psychologists reaking down and what to do when an inmate suicide watch, what signs to look for and pretty much making sure you’re doing the 2¢ EFTA00116083

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Ne] WwW Ww I exac Think it was a bag with a items, nothing -. ary usually i it’s two inmates, You wouldn’t off that list, know MR. Internal vas MR. a. Yeah, do you mind just and wouldn’t mind just initialing and dating. Thank sir. All just to sum all that up by what EFTA00116112

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Ne] WwW Ww on that that you should call a bu then nkie, and h that’s pretty much eturned from a ta not only was alre suici on our watch, bunkie and the EFTA00116121

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ow oO wo wo building, and Epstein was coming up from his attorney visit, which was probably around 8:00 because that’s the last, like the last call on attorney conference, last legal visit has to be out of the legal department by 8 o'clock. So, as soon as we find out that - if Reyes wasn’t there for the 4 o'clock count, it should have been, “Okay, let’s find Epstein another bunkie so by the time he comes upstairs, he has one already.” MR. PF Okay. So based upon your conversations with at least Be -.: you believe as well as | | should have they at the 4:00 p.m. count started making some notifications or started replacing Reyes? «< Oh, definitely. Definitely. MR. ma So was it their two - their - do you believe it was their, then, responsibility to replace Reyes? ? I think it was everybody’s responsibility. They should have notified somebody. MR. PF Okay. Did you have any communica- let me just go in order so I don’t EFTA00116122

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let me just make sure I understand. 2 So at 4:00 p.m., they should have been making 3 some notifications or at least requesting 4 information on ying at least by that time, that’s 9 a new cell mate should have been QO or -. 11 MR orrect. 2 MR Okay. And who was .onsible for assigning tt ‘Oo a rt i) b- 5 = C f a fu 3 4 = 4 cell mate? sh 2 got tom » anyone in SHU could do k @ sure he doesn’t have any wu 7 separations from another inmate. But, Epstein, 8 when he came to the building was a big deal to wo everybody, so everybo wants to be involv 20 So I think they should st notify 21 was, the Lieutenant, and let the Lieutenant ask 22 around or recommend 23 to be his 24 MR. FY Jkay. And so, being that 25 ein was a big deal and people wanted to be EFTA00116123

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wo cell mate? way? MR. Either way. should Eps ein know when the putting Eps brought Ep was first we hav name when the inmate EFTA00116132

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Ne] WwW they done paper that I u there with the rounds, do they 6 also have - do TRUSCOPE and log them in manually as well? 9 minute rounds. Like, in the unit, you 3. But not the every 30 QO your rounds. In SHU, you have to do it on the write on TRU 1 paper, 2 did a round 30 minutes, I did a round within 40 3 minut I did a round in 30 minutes.” You 4 don’t have to write it over and over © to ao it R OPE? 8 MR. P| Just throughout your shift but at some point you’ve got to go in? 7 e P| ‘n MR. And do you have to document, like within TRUSC wo ct hat you did it it - how d EFTA00116139

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Ne] WwW Ww working in the was hurt, if (Indis iducting SHU aside from th hurt that weekend, but yes. So he that wo ld have placed the rations Lieutenant? Lieuter also has to conduct a round in the and EFTA00116141

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Correct. And is it once per shift? EFTA00116142

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wo rh Kh would have that - would that re memory? Would that co Eps ein’s cell is now empty, would that have come up? MR. on the time he fo) rt around. MR. MR. wu. in the MR. Would you believ doing t! rounce on the fact tt nding on the time that he did. MR. MR. at that point? Well, if - I’mq EFTA00116143

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that their round unit in the SHU? EFTA00116145

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Ne] WwW WwW wo conducting any rounds just to make sure that would y Excuse my language. That’s what we’re looking for Do you know if anyone was ked with her like that. I know she EFTA00116154

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wo MR. Okay. MR. Yeah. You know, I got, like I said, not to toot my own horn, but I very prideful of my job and I was Officer of the and I got prc MR. MR. something right. was supp And why? o Noel about how to fill out EFTA00116155

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wo from the Wa u on doing rounds MR. ming from make much directly, but in the indire : Right. Same thing with Lieutenant were 103 EFTA00116162

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Ne] WwW WwW can Lieutenant, tions with him with regard to Epstein and doing rounds or that Reyes was placed with on July 30th M iim” And again, do you know Now, I know y MR. had a cane or something like and felt he was probably the 104 EFTA00116163

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wo put him with. CC Okay. And do you on Eps weren’t there when ing roun MR. Right. remember - MR. Well, he would get wu K Oo or not going i] while he was there or not, still continu MR. And I yu know if they were. But when 105 EFTA00116164

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ow oO wo wo MR. We were all over the place. MR. All right. So this is where it’s going to get a little complicated, so just bear with me. I’m going to show you these count slips from August 9th up until midnight of August 10th. I’m just going to have you help - this is where, remember, I said I was going to help you, you know, put this puzzle together. Believe we already know the answers but I don’t want to give you the answers in fear that I’m wrong. So this is from the 5:00 a.m. count to the midnight count and I want to show you the Lieutenant’s log which, where is that? So here's the Lieutenant’s log. And we didn’t print out that paper that I made, did I? MR. | | Which one? MR. a. The one that I drafted yesterday and said, “Make sure we print this out.” All right, so, we’ll just start with 8:00 a.m., since that’s when you came in, so we can actually - the reason I was showing you the 5:00 a.m. is because I really wanted you to notice - okay, two. Is ZA the SHU? n EFTA00116165

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slip First, can you think of any reason why it would It shouldn’t say, “Plus 1,” But regardless, that it should be 74. EFTA00116167

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wo wo 112 being Ferné the institutional h- Fh J D A n’t count ghost count or you don’t count that aren’t in tand up EFTA00116171

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wo wo 113 person or inmate, whether it’s in SHU or ina unit, they have to stand up for the count and you verify it, one, two, three, four, behind you has to verify Q oO ct i] 0 is) c =] ct o ion MR. PY What is your opinion then if in fact that 3:15, Fernandez is moved out of dropped. MR. fF -- and placed into - that the count slip for ZA the E-1 says. Does that tell you anything about if the count w conducted or not? erything is should have. So -- . So that should have said - the 4:00 p.m. count should have in fact, if hould have been - and Fernandez isn’t in there, that should have N “74,” correct? a EFTA00116172

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Ww Ww rybody has access to it. This is the E-l rount on. 7." your count is only way somec know what doing the 114 EFTA00116173

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wo wo if we know that Fernandez is now not in the SHU, how are they coming up with that 75 number and then as well as 10:00 p.m., they’re coming up with a wrong number and again at midnight, they’re writing down the wrong number. y’re writing down the number that they think the institutional count is, but there’s not that many people that are actually think o between and the 10 o'clock count meaning somebody from the unit did something wrong and they ended up in the Special Housing Unit. So that’s how the numbers would be different. So if we have information And - sorry to interrupt. No, go ahead. Again, everybody is human k and everybody makes mistakes, unless somebody write in the log missed one inmate going from a unit out or leaving from SHU a unit. EFTA00116174

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wo reviewing this stuff, I’m assuming that this one at 10:00 p.m. and this one that H oF A c a . 5 rT 1) t os D RED. Correct. All right. So with all that information now, knowing that he’s in dry EFTA00116177

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1 institutional counts show, how do we don’t Ne] WwW 9 talk about 12 in) i — oO ° re) 3 p.m. and 12:00 are all off and we’re trying 6 this is where we’re saying we’re hoping that as 25 think you said it was, what, f | EFTA00116178

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Ww fe Who was it that we how many that they slips before ever doing the So how would they know what number to didn’t actually written on the log. So now, there’s this thing called a PB- that shows EFTA00116179

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oO oo wo o ine) Oo wo ine] 121 in and outside of the building and what moves are being made inside the building. MR. a. So would that help us rectify this? MR. | That would actually help you because it would - that’s our little cheat sheet, like I told you before, that we log in during the day or right before I get relieved at 2 o'clock, I’m going to print out that PB- 38, it’s going to show me every inmate movement in the building and whatever specific date I want it. So if I’m doing today, three from SHU just saying, “Left to another institution, to Brooklyn.” On that PB-38, it would say, “Jones, Smith, Roberts moved to Brooklyn.” So now, I go that, I have 757, I just lost three. Now I’m going down to 754. And just like it is here, inmate 123 left to Brooklyn so now my numbers go down. Again, we’re all human, sometimes there’s a lot of movement, we might miss one or two. So this right here -. MR. | But if these numbers appear to all add up starting the day at 77 -- MR. -Orrect. MR. EFTA00116180

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wo o ine) Oo wo ine] a.m., then I can show you all the way through after Epstein, you know, die where I’m assuming they definitely did the counts because there’s a - here’s one th wu t was done at 11:00 a.m., I guess that was the 10:00 a.m. count on Saturday MR. On Saturday, yes. 3) MR. : -- as well as the 5:00 p.m. count on Saturday. They’re now all adding up with what the numbers claim to be on this Lieutenant’s log. So, I’m assuming if they were wrong on the Lieutenant’s log and be right on this, that would be reflected in these later counts, correct? MR. MR. So that - so I’ll definitely get this document that you just suggested, but does this information suggest to you that the counts were or were not conducted in the SHU? I think they were conducted wrong. If the names - the only way I would actually confirm it is the 38. Because an inmate could be in SHU, he’s already keyed in SHU. Maybe he’s on staff watch, it’s still in EFTA00116181

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wo 127 - be able to possibility that he had MR. this number lists 75 whereas we believe it And how wo how would they cally the number EFTA00116186

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wo wo - a So I guess that’s what I’m asking is, if they actually didn’t conduct the count, (Indiscernible *01:34:37) -. MR. P| They could have just walked around, looked in but not actually -. we. Man chat’ and that’s where beginning I was saying, i] what I mean, ‘“What’s the difference between a count and a round,” so count, you’re actually counting the inmates, correct? MR. fF So the way you’re supposed to do -. MR. fF Not just conducting a round. MR. P| Correct. If you’re doing a stand up count which every count is a stand up count, you stand at the door, acknowledge your presence, stand up count, okay, Johnson is standing up, Smith is standing up, that’s two. I go all the around, I do that to every single cell, the eight cell By the time I its] get to the end, I counted 15, I write 15. Then the next person behind me has to do the same Hh exact thing. Most likely, they start from this way, the opposite way and not - and actually EFTA00116187

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wo wo ut count and you confirm the number, I got 15, on" how many you got? “I got 14.” “Oh, okay, now we got to count again.” Everybody stand up. Now we have the same count, write down 15, we go down to next tier. That’s how a count should be conducted. they were conducted in the SHU? I did them when as far as this conducted the one though, if count, and I get that you’re giving them the benefit of the doubt, would you find it extremely coincidental that they got the same number that the institution had which were both wrong? -« i So if they did conduct the count, they would have had the numbers wrong from the institution. MR. FS So institution had it wrong and they have everybody keyed and the one guy never out. MR. So, the institution -. MR. And they just EFTA00116188

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Nh No 1 looking for you, if you’re agreeing with my N logic and if WwW het oO c I’m not trying to provide 4 answer, I’m just trying to see, like, - “” 6 MR. 5 7 MR. in this matter basically. Does this they -. You’re the OIC, you’re wo information tell 0 done? 1 ve. Yes. It does tell me that 2 th 0) count was not done and they just assumed WwW and went by the cheat sheet -- 7 MR. fF But going back to what n’t actually co he 12) Gc w wu be o ion o rh fe) K o ct 7 0) he o ie] 5 wo sheet, they’d have to just kind of guess? 0 MR. FY Go off the count that was 21 at 5 o'clock in the morning if it was t ie] 5 umber. Or they logged in where there was -. . And there’s no log that 24 can - there’s Ww een that they can say who’s 25 logged into this right now, EFTA00116190

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ening watch morning watch Lieute So would this - would the - let’s say, would the morning watch a midnight on August August 9th and fix MR. PY Correct, the discrepancies on the numbers. MR. MR. pased on the 38. EFTA00116194

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wo wo N ins) ine) rs a nN : Nh Nh uw MR. PZ: -- Lieutenant’s log. MR. -- on the 38 you had - again, let’s say Fernandez wasn’t on the Lieutenant’s log but then on the 38 you saw that he moved to R&D, you go back and key him out because the numbers have to be accurate by the time of every shift, the ending of every MR. PY Right. And when we read this for this Fernandez on dry cell with staff ing R&D, is it possible that Fernandez was in SHU dry watch and then later in the day moved to R&D dry watch? « He could have went from a unit into dry watch or ecial Housing, to dry watch. work? If you’re on dry watch, o ason for them to bring you from the SHU on jen ry watch to R&D on dry watch or would it typically just go right from the SHU to dry watch in R&D? MR. FY It would go - there’s no reason to take you out of SHU -- Yeah, why would -. R Ww i=) EFTA00116195

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wo wo = No often were counts falsified ¥ taff in the SHU ion w and was t «. See, that happened four years in and I was just working the SHU for a common practice? U about almost, I would say, six months. So from - again, when I started working in the SHU, it was six of u is) throughout during the day. By the time I got out of SHU, it was three of us. c So when I - it’s human nature, people get lazy, ct but the whole time that I was there, I didn’ hear about, “Oh, this guy is going to write the rounds,” or, “This guy is going to count,” and give in the slips. So, again, I was new in SHU. ve always worked the unit and when I counted the unit, I had to count with somebody. MR. Ee. Did anyone ever, since you were new to the unit, ever tell you, “Oh, this is the way we do it in SHU, we don’t “” MR No No MR. : So you -. MR. I worked with pretty - some solid gu then. MR. | So do you know of anybody EFTA00116201

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pop - you know, you call for the door. 2 You probably could just open the door right 3 there, but then have to run to the window, give 4 somebody a set of keys. 6 clarify on that same question. If that PB-38 7 will show the key in time of when the 8 Lieutenant puts it in, what do you think the its) HH ra o c t oO 5 fu =] 2) be = a 2) o i) 8 c 0 ion fw rt o ion that document got 11 a. Or she called R&D and said, 2 “Hey, what time this inmate got downstairs?” 3 “Oh, he came around 3:30.” “All right. Well, 4 you should have told me, you know, key him 5 out,” or whater 16 MR. | | At midnight, would that 7 employee that was on shift during evening watch 8 still be on there? 9 20 was that last 21 ques 22 MR. | The employee in R&D, would N a ct I uy rt person still be on shift at midnight. 24 « What is the time for the EFTA00116218

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wo wo same thing, you only have one mattress, that’s all you’re allowed. MR. F Are there any kind of security issues that go along with it? MR. Unless it’s a troubled ai inmate, they’1ll put the mattress to barricade the door. MR. mean like is there oO al any security issues that go along with making sure an inmate doesn’t have extra linens or doesn’t have extra blankets, is something, like, to do with, like, potentially escaping or harming themselves or anything like that. Is that ever taught or do you know anything about that? Or was it more of an administrative thing? thing. MR. a. It’s more an administrative °. a: M Okay. So your understanding was administrative, nothing to do with like harming themselves or escaping. wR. QM! «Right. 1 don’t think the MR. a. Okay. Who did you say EFTA00116244

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ow oO ~—] wo 10 12 13 14 have any cameras for any of the six tiers then. Is that to you like, “Wait, what?” Does -. MR. Not really. MR. No? MR. No, not really. Like I said, sometimes the lights go off in the tier and we got to reset the breaker, so ever since I started, there’s always been a problem with something not working in this building. So the camera doesn’t surprise me, it’s just another thing that didn’t work for the moment. ve . ae : So this is where like, it’s just like, what are your - what is your opinion on the fact that we got no cameras working on at least, you know, definitely on Epstein’s tier, he’s in the wrong cell, you know, we could always - you know, the counts are basically, you know, potentially falsified, the counts weren’t done. Is there anything that you’re seeing here that you’re like, “Somebody is covering up for somebody,” or, “Somebody is like manipulating things or deleting cameras or taking anything down?” Is there a reason for you to believe any of that? vn. i Mm, not really. I said, No ra ul EFTA00116274

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wo something that you would allow inmates to MR. P| Personally, I put them downstairs. irs, where is that? MR law library. yuldn’t put him on the out him in the rec EFTA00116281

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wo N N phone and walk away. MR. ow are those calls allowed, MR. hould be a book. a written MR. MR. like a or anything -- MR. | Let’s say an order like that person they wanted or does it have to be a EFTA00116287

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wo wo No ~] you know, everybody takes this as a learning experience, you’re fucking up, stop fucking up. Excuse my language. “— &§ Now, do you think one person fucked up more than another in this? un. i: No, I mean, I think it was going to happen if you wanted it to happen, regardless whether rounds were done, whether he had a cell mate, maybe less likely that he would have with a cell mate, but also, a cell mate could go to the law library, you know. Thirty minutes is a long time, 40 minutes is a long time, so. MR. PY Yeah, so, but you do believe it’s the cell mate thing that would have actually helped keep him alive. MR. | I think it would have helped a little bit. ‘e po] — MR. If he wanted to do it, he was going to do it. -. Uh-huh. And you think everybody from the point that you left on plays a large responsibility in the fact that he wasn’t assigned a new cell, especially since EFTA00116333

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a ae Ability - 134:23, 216:13, 217:11, 227:4, 229:5, 229:13 Abnormal - 175:21, 182:16, 222:16, 223:18, 231:21, 235:16 Above - 5:12, 153:16, 190:21 Absolutely - 198:12 Acceptable - 81:10, 244:3 Accessed - 151:25 According - 12:23, 44:23, 51:8, 99:4, 138:9, 148:1, 236:15, 237:19, 240:9 Accordingly - 5:4 Accurate - 13:17, 14:10, 52:17, 90:7, 91:17, 123:14, 136:6, 151:14, 154:10, 155:19, 158:2, 162:7, 162:10, 162:12, 162:17 Acknowledge - 128 17 Act - 5:1, 238:7 Acting - 98:9, 98:17, 98:21, 98:22 Action - 5:6, 62:10, 73:15, 84:23 Actions - 62:21 Active - 9:15 Activities - 68:2, 68:10, 247:20, 248:4, 248:10, 249:10, 261:17, 262:16, 262:21, 270:21 Activity - 44:18, 240:16, 251:14 Actual - 80:2, 97:11, 98:24, 101:9, 157:10, 163:16, 225:23, 263:19, 273:2 Add - 91:8, 121:23, 162:6, 192:16, 192:23, 276:9 Adding - 122:9, 125:9 Address - 7:17 Administrative - 18 5:15, 185:17, 185:20, 203:18, 204:13 Administratively - 216:8 Admit - 275:11 Advertisement - 8: 20 Afternoon - 59:11, 76:15, 84:9, 91:2, 158:21, 216:16, 258:14 Afterwards - 17:25 Against - 5:6, 5:16, 148:13, 184:4 Age - 15:22, 41:9 Agency - 5:9 Agent - 3:3, 3:18, 3:23, 3:25, 6:5, 6:13, 6:16, 116:22, 276:23 Ago - 69:6, 166:22 Agree - 4:13, 109:15 Agreeing - 131:1 Ahead - 30:13, 115:20 Air - 233:7 Alert - 188:1 Alive - 241:8, 242:17, 243:3, 274:16 Allow - 22271, 226:6, 227:6, 229:6 Allowed - 170:20, 185:2, 221:2, 222:18, 228:9, 228:22, 229:15, 242:3 Allowing - 219:20, 248:20 Almost - 142:5, 179:13, 179:14, 233:20, 255:9 Alone - 16:4, 42:14, 73:20, 238:7, 238:22, 238:23 Along - 17:6, 17:8, 17:10, 35:10, 185:4, 185:9, 234:11, 234:20 Although - 50:17, 170:4, 191:14, 249:1, 249:9, 255:23, 257:8 Am - 3:22, 5:12, 133:24, 221:9, 227:24 Amended - 5:2 Amount - 175:21, 177:3, 184:22, 186:2 Anal - 66:21 161:20, 269:18, 271:14 Angle - 207:9 Angles - 212:2 Annotate - 19:22 Annual - 34:19, 35:4, 35:6, 35:10, 36:2, 78:13, 78:23, 79:1, 79:7, 79:17 Answer - 5:5, 5:7, 5:13, 5:22, 95:9, 130:25, 131:4, 143:21, 154:8 Answered - 60:19, 67:17 Answers - 4:12, 106:10, 106:11, 163:8 Anymore - 100:8, 160:18 Anyone - 20:21, 23:2, 38:7, 64:15, 66:5, 95:12, 99:17, 102:2, 103:13, 142:17, 153:9, 169:1, 237:22, 241:19 Anywhere - 26:9, 27:10 Apnea - 172:5 Apologize - 172:11, 244.17 Apparently - 201:23 Appear - 121:23, 191:15 Appears - 83:17 Approach - 241:20 Appropriate - 22:7, 265:1 Appropriately - 238 19 Approval - 226:5, 227:5 Approximately - 39 8, 56:13, 65:9, 252:16 April - 11:6 Arafat - 117:23, 117:24 Area - 17:21, 28:10, 32:11, 208:25, 220:8, 222:6, 226:7 Aren't - 112:23, 214:14, 221:23, 263:17, 263:25 Arie - 254:8 Army - 9:11, 9:13 Arrival - 39:15 Arrives - 186:19, 186:22 ART - 78:7 Arts - 8:9, 8:14 Aside - 66:5, 82:5, 92:3, 153:10, 235:24 Ask - 7:6, 7:15, 13:12, 18:7, 40:2, 64:21, 96:13, 180:7, 205:3, 205:24, 244:18, 254:9, 256:21, 262:6, 270:11 Asked - 4:12, 4:22, 5:19, 85:2, 85:5, 116:22, 180:16, 181:2, 230:24, 231:2, 235:9 Asking - 85:1, 128:2, 145:13, 171:17, 175:23, 201:13, 256:8 Ass - 141:14 Assault - 269:3 Assaulted - 269:6 Assign - 257:25 Assigned - 14:22, 15:19, 20:22, 38:4, 62:11, 64:9, 81:14, 133:19, 187:2, 195:24, 196:7, 257:17, 257:22, 274:25 Assigning - 64:13 Assignment - 13:23 , 13:25, 59:23, 182:6, 205:3, 218:9, 249:2 Assignments - 196: 8 Assist - 187:9 Assisting - 238:1, 241:24 Assume - 54:16, 55:11, 58:11, 60:15, 60:21, 92:8, 125:6, 190:25, 194:6, 252:11 Assumed - 56:14, 61:2, 65:17, 127:25, 131:12, 259:1, 259:2 Assumes - 125:22 Assuming - 15:7, 27:6, 79:5, 118:1, 122:2, 122:11, 125:15, 130:17, 253:7 Assumption - 119:2 1 Assurances - 4:20, 5:12 Attempt - 17:12 Attempted - 16:10, 16:21, 18:16 Attend - 25:5 Attention - 241:6 Attesting - 14:3, 14:8 Attorneys - 229:3, 230:20, 231:8, 231:9 Attracting - 241:6 Audit - 154:17 Auditing - 205:16 Audits - 205:14 Authorized - 173:2, 220:3 Automatically - 21: 9 Avenue - 8:18 AW - 153:13, 201:16 Awards - 96:6 Aware - 15:23, 16:9, 34:16, 41:14, 41:25, 56:4, 189:4, 217:24, 230:11, 236:9 Away - 37:5, 49:24, 133:17, 228:7, 232:1, 266:22, 270:17 Awesome - 27:5 BA - 117:9, 117:15 Bad - 182:19 Bag - 49:13, 49:14, 53:5, 53:7, 53:8 Bail - 48:10 Banquet - 10:18 Barricade - 185:6 Based - 25:19, 48:1, 60:20, 61:21, 63:11, 71:23, 95:19, 110:15, 135:22, 148:11, 154:12, 198:25 Basically - 62:7, 130:24, 131:8, 204:8, 215:18 Basis - 4:22 Bathroom - 111:1 Bear - 106:4 Became - 88:15 Become - 41:25 Bed - 74:5, 183:2, 202:6, 202:16, 202:20, 203:3, 204:16, 204:20 Began - 65:15 Beginning - 128:7 Begun - 65:13, 243:21 Behind - 31:20, 44:19, 113:4, 128:23 Belief - 183:4, EFTA00116337

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216:6, 240:2, 245:17 Belongings - 39:17, 43:2, 43:16, 43:21, 43:22, 49:7, 53:3, 74:22 Below - 6:3, 153:18, 153:20 Benefit - 127:19, 129:14 Beth - 254:8 Better - 88:6, 171:11, 172:9 Between - 18:9, 23:25, 26:19, 29:8, 32:17, 48:18, 49:5, 74:15, 97:23, 115:12, 128:8, 158:19, 201:15, 242:7, 247:23 Big - 64:18, 64:25, 95:10, 101:13, 167:15, 184:11, 233:8 Binder - 31:23 Birth - 7:21 Bit - 9:3, 148:6, 243:13, 250:3, 256:16, 274:18 Black - 28:7, 101:22, 148:14 Blame - 275:3, 276:4 Blanket - 170:25, 172:15, 172:16, 177:16, 181:8 Blankets - 172:12, 172:21, 172:25, 175:21, 178:7, 180:24, 184:23, 185:11 Block - 96:11 Blocking - 100:23, 101:3 Blue - 194:1 Board - 32:11, 34:4 Bodies - 78:3, 108:5, 108:14, 112:20, 112:21, 114:6, 114:9, 120:23 Body - 113:8, 131:15 72:18, 72:23, 73:7, 73:12, 120:1, 120:2, 150:6, 150:7, 150:13, 150:19 Book - 67:13, 83:12, 88:20, 89:8, 161:20, 202:6, 202:20, 203:3, 204:16, 204:20, 225:10, 228:10, 228:11, 228:12 Books - 170:23, 205:15 Booties - 18:18 BOP - 9:9, 10:14, 11:5, 12:23, 26:18, 152:23, 217:19, 237:11 Bottom - 83:15, 99:7, 182:15, 191:24, 198:14, 198:16, 218:15, 272:5, 272:20, 272:21 BP - 155:20 Brain - 273:22 Breaker - 215:7 Breaking - 24:23 Breathe - 171:11, 171:21, 172:9 Breathing - 77:21 Bright - 26:17, 28:6, 101:21 Bring - 56:13, 73:16, 136:19, 164:21, 167:21, 167:23, 169:23, 177:21, 178:21, 210:21 Bringing - 49:5, 49:6, 53:11, 53:15, 68:19, 169:24 Brings - 107:23, 109:16, 111:5, 111:6, 111:7, 232:9 Bronx - 7:18 Brooklyn - 121:14, 121:15, 121:18 Brought - 67:22, 73:19, 178:19, 230:23, 235:14, 250:12 Bubble - 23:13 Bulletin - 32:11 Bullock - 217:20, 217:25, 218:10, 218:16, 219:12, 219:16, 219:20, 223:18, 225:1, 226:5, 226:15, 227:10, 232:15, 233:9 Bunch - 236:14 Bunk - 25:21, 182:15 Bunkie's - 176:2, 176:4 Bureau - 3:8, 4:3, 10:23, 147:7 Busy - 168:6, 168:8, 262:15 Butt - 146:23, 168:11 Buzzed - 158:7 a Cage - 31:16, 32:13, 222:12, 222:24 Calling - 30:22, 42:8, 189:1, 223:22 Calls - 58:5, 59:18, 219:1, 219:4, 220:11, 221:22, 221:23, 223:2, 223:3, 225:5, 226:1, 228:8, 229:14, 229:18, 232:16, 252:2 Calm - 235:4 Cane - 15:16, 41:12, + 249:1, 0, 2060:23, 256:24, 269:17, 271:11, 271:12 Cannot - 47:3, 133:20, 137:18, 139:16, 257:22 Captain - 30:23, 41:15, 153:13, 201:16, 246:20, 247:3, 247:4, 249:22, 250:25, 251:4 Case - 58:24, 61:17, 62:20, 137:5, 139:3, 139:18, 158:1, 217:21, 218:24, 226:3, 228:18, 258:3, 261:23 Cases - 226:1 Catch - 162:2 Category - 15:21 Caught - 204:16, 204:23 Cells - 128:21, 164:14, 168:3, 170:21, 195:11, 204:5 Center - 3:17 Certain - 59:18, 62:2, 174:1 Certainly - 29:18, 72:7, 73:9, 75:16, 75:22, 162:8, 176:9 Certification - 83:2 1, 99:7 Certified - 14:9, 94:9 Certify - 13:17 Certifying - 99:8, 273:4 Chain - 250:6, 250:9 Chance - 22:8, 160:14, 243:3, 259:8 Chances - 239:5 Change - 33:25, 124:16, 139:14, 139:17, 153:10, 156:7, 156:17, 161:17, 202:3, 263:12 Changed - 112:13, 162:6, 194:2 Changes - 51:24, 153:1 Chaplain - 232:8 Charge - 12:17, 184:14 Charges - 41:11 Cheat - 121:6, 131:13, 131:19 Cheated - 120:11 Check - 59:6, 87:12, 87:15, 88:2, 198:18, 271:20 Checking - 187:24, 202:15 Child - 236:14 Choose - 5:7 Chosen - 104:15 Circle - 50:19, 194:16 Circled - 201:4 Circling - 208:3 Circumstances - 4: 11, 71:18 City - 8:9, 8:10, 8:11 Claim - 122:10, 257:8 Claimed - 247:6 Clarify - 7:16, 159:6 Clarity - 255:24 Class - 35:16 Clean - 180:17 Clears - 16:4, 172:7 Click - 152:5, 168:15 Client - 72:8, 107:22, 176:12, 223:25 Close - 220:18 Closed - 221:2 Closing - 52:13 Clothes - 18:12, 20:11, 20:17, 111:1 Clothing - 175:22, 177:3, 180:12, 181:6 CO - 81:10, 148:23 Coded - 201:19 Coercion - 5:15 Coincidental - 129: 15 Coincidentally - 13 0:11 Cold - 181:2 Color - 27:8, 27:12 Com - 213:6, 213:7, 213:9, 213:12, 217:13 Comes - 16:2, 24:24, 25:1, 34:15, 46:14, 63:9, 68:4, 89:24, 90:1, 111:14, 130:15, 163:15, 177714, 187:1, 201:21, 205:14, 248:17, 249:2, 268:12 Comfortable - 276: 17 Commissary - 53:6 Commit - 16:7, 16:10, 16:20, 16:25, 31:10, 242:20 Committed - 239:21 . 241:17 Committing - 33:13 Common - 142:2 Communica - 63:25 Communicate - 23: 1, 23:8, 25:17, 25:20 Communicated - 2 3:6, 66:10 Communication - 8 113, 22:23 Comparing - 123:1 5 Comparison - 37:1 Complaining - 235: 21 Completely - 9:19 Complicated - 106: 3 Computer - 26:18, 27:3, 27:10, 28:1, 100:21, 101:9, 252:5, 264:3 Computers - 28:2, 222:13 Conducting - 79:3, 81:11, 81:16, 82:4, 89:24, 90:2, 95:1, 98:25, 102:2, 105:3, 105:7, 128:13, 163:9, 163:13, 168:19, 269:19, EFTA00116338

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269:22, 270:22, 272:10 Conference - 63:4, 64:7, 102:14, 190:3, 190:5, 270:17 Confident - 43:10, 149:4, 203:4, 254:23, 255:3, 275:16, 275:18 Confirm - 54:17, 92:1, 122:23, 129:1, 205:19 Confirmed - 62:25, 257:19, 257:23, 258:17 Confirming - 55:7 Confusing - 157:1, 198:1, 198:11, 206:16 Confusion - 27:6, 206:3 Conspiracy - 189:1 7 Constantly - 19:21, 23:10, 91:4, 242:6 Contact - 231:1, 231:3, 251:21, 251:22 Contacted - 54:24, 139:10, 252:8 Contacting - 57:24 Continued - 105:17 Contraband - 170:2 2, 269:11, 269:12 Conversation - 40: 5, 40:7, 84:2, 87:5, 146:10, 146:19, 149:5, 149:12, 150:18, 226:17, 227:25, 234:6 Conversations - 26 26, 63:12, 69:8, 70:20, 70:25, 99:17, 102:8, 104:2, 104:10, 145:9, 145:15, 145:24, 147:2, 147:3, 147:19, 219:12, 236:22 Cool - 8:15, 8:23, 148:10 Copacetic - 10:20 Copies - 219:10 Corporal - 10:3, 10:4 Correctional - 3:16 Correctly - 95:2, 124:2, 133:25, 146:1, 146:20, 195:22, 221:10 Corresponds - 191: 4 Cos - 37:8, 77:14, 77:19, 78:4, 79:9, 81:14, 88:2, 273:5 Couldn't - 222:23, 222:24 Counted - 112:5, 112:8, 113:9, 114:5, 128:22, 142:15 Counting - 125:14, 128:9, 132:9 Couple - 28:20, 53:6, 95:15, 155:6, 160:9, 177:5, 268:18 Course - 74:1, 170:23 Courtesy - 55:24, 228:4 Cover - 170:23, 216:5, 228:19, 256:9 Covered - 140:15, 140:16 Covering - 215:21 Cozy - 276:16 CPAC - 171:6 CPAP - 171:1, 171:5, 171:6, 171:7, 171:14 Crap - 88:4 Crazy - 234:7 Create - 38:25, 99:24, 152:12 Created - 28:15, 28:18, 134:16, 134:21, 155:12, 267:23 Creates - 154:24 Creating - 268:2 Credentials - 3:5 Criminal - 5:9 Current - 7:17, 8:1, 145:2 Currently - 11:17 Custody - 218:20 a 18 elt... 13:11, 213:16, 17:16 12, 6:6, 7:20, 11:2, 13:20, 14:15, 16:17, 23:7, 45:23, 52:14, 68:7, 76:21, 121:11, 132:15, 141:7, 157:16, 178:17, 197:15, 237:8 Dated - 22:4, 38:22 Dates - 61:10 Dating - 22:19, 49:25, 50:2, 52:25, 53:24 Days - 29:13, 90:24, 132:25, 164:17, 166:9, 186:15, 186:16, 186:19, 187:3, 187:11, 187:12, 187:14, 187:21, 188:21, 199:1, 202:22 De - 53:18 Deal - 24:20, 36:6, 64:18, 64:25, 184:17, 184:18, 219:3, 233:8 Dealings - 234:1 Dealt - 97:4 Death - 4:10, 232:8, 237:12, 238:11, 240:17 Decide - 97:6 Decided - 200:8, 201:10 Decision - 201:14 Definite - 58:10 Deleting - 215:23 Dennis - 3:2, 3:20, 3:23, 6:6, 276:23 Dental - 158:22 Department - 3:3, 3:10, 4:19, 34:15, 63:5, 73:8, 147:12, 173:12, 174:5, 213:6, 213:10 Dependent - 173:23 Depending - 84:19, 85:5, 158:18, 166:6, 184:14, 242:25, 251:24, 270:4 Depends - 51:19, 84:5, 264:25 Design - 9:3 Desk - 28:3, 31:20, 37:2, 37:3, 37:5, 59:9 Details - 237:16 Determination - 41: 22, 200:16, 201:1 Determine - 59:24, 97:18, 206:18 Determining - 173:1 1 DHO - 219:1 Die - 122:2, 242:4 Died - 69:7, 237:18 Difference - 18:8, 20:7, 20:18, 45:22, 48:18, 49:2, 49:5, 128:8 Different - 13:13, 56:19, 56:22, 78:22, 109:13, 115:16, 123:13, 147:12, 156:6, 186:25, 190:11, 190:16, 192:25, 218:17, 267:19 Direct - 251:12 Direction - 103:12 Directly - 21:20, 103:17 Director - 41:16 Dirty - 61:18 Discharge - 9:24 Discharging - 44:9 Disciplinary - 5:6, 5:10 Discrepancies - 13 5:17 Discrepancy - 124: 7, 134:23, 189:24 Discretion - 87:15 Discussed - 143:4, 189:9 Dishonest - 144:11 Documentation - 9 7:11 Documentations - 49:17 Documenting - 81: 15 Documents - 13:10, 13:15, 14:11, 141:5, 141:21, 154:18 DOJ - 3:18, 3:23, 3:25, 4:9, 4:14, 4:17 Door - 30:1, 42:4, 42:15, 67:8, 73:25, 128:17, 159:1, 159:2, 167:16, 175:13, 179:14, 185:7, 200:11, 201:7, 206:14, 207:25 Doors - 158:7, 221:2 Double - 152:4, 160:10 Doubles - 242:6 Doubt - 127:19, 129:14, 216:2, 245:12 Drafted - 106:18 Draw - 9:2 Drive - 151:23, 152:1, 152:2, 152:4, 152:24 Driver - 40:12 Drop - 70:24 Dropped - 113:14 Due - 248:21, 267:11 Duties - 12:19 Duty - 9:16, 11:2, 94:13, 97:20, 258:19 es E1 - 127:2 Each - 13:20, 14:2, 77:18, 91:4, 91:6, 172:17, 172:19, 197:22, 209:14, 209:15, 212:5, 212:7, 234:16 Earlier - 156:6, 169:8, 194:24, 248:21, 267:21 Early - 46:15, 48:10, 61:18, 240:3, 240:24 Easier - 200:22 Easy - 143:23 Eat - 241:8 Education - 8:5 Efrain - 41:1, 41:25 Eight - 128:21 Either - 16:20, 19:15, 21:12, 46:14, 67:19, 71:18, 73:12, 73:14, 75:21, 120:13, 176:8, 180:5, 188:21, 234:18, 241:20, 246:20 Elapse - 199:2 Elevator - 210:7, 210:11 Email - 21:21, 22:5, 198:25 Emergency - 231:3 Employee - 3:8, 4:20, 6:2, 6:3, 96:12, 144:16, 159:17, 159:22, 217:20 Employees - 237:11 Empty - 84:3, 84:18, 85:1, 270:10 End - 83:13, 128:22, 152:21, 206:12, 209:3, 209:16, 243:21, 246:10, 269:3 Ended - 115:14, 269:6 Ending - 136:7 Ends - 151:14 Enlarged - 101:15 Enough - 61:4, EFTA00116339

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183:20, 242:8, 242:9, 265:14, 276:13 Entail - 19:9, 83:7 Enter - 11:2, 168:13, 168:14 Entered - 168:4, 169:7 Entering - 154:13 Entire - 18:22, 87:9 Entrance - 207:22 Entries - 145:12 Entry - 79:17 Equipment - 32:14, 242:8 Error - 203:18, 204:13 Escaping - 185:12, 185:21 Escorting - 42:21 Especially - 162:1, 247:12, 274:25 Evaluations - 33:9 Evening - 72:17, 135:1, 159:17, 219:21 Everybody's - 63:2 1, 164:6, 187:18 Everyone - 3:20, 5:20, 24:6, 37:9, 101:25, 149:1 Everyone's - 164:9 Everything - 10:19, 10:20, 12:22, 35:20, 52:13, 74:22, 98:24, 113:21, 123:15, 134:24, 135:16, 241:6 Evidence - 5:8, 144: Exact - 101:18, 128:24, 130:1 Exactly - 15:6, 50:1, 53:3, 57:7, 115:25, 160:8, 174:21, 264:15 Example - 137:16 Excess - 181:13 Exchanging - 181:5 Excuse - 57:10, 95:7, 130:15, 141:17, 141:19, 150:8, 188:2, 274:3 Exist - 230:17 Experience - 274:2 Experienced - 138: 25 Expert - 131:8 Explain - 115:9, 119:1, 177:11, 184:1, 186:8, 186:12, 191:11 Explained - 246:7 Explanation - 120:2 2 Express - 236:4 Extra - 13:14, 177:6, 177:8, 177:24, 178:5, 178:7, 178:15, 180:12, 180:24, 181:19, 182:10, 184:12, 185:10, 185:11 Extremely - 129:15, 231:21, 246:18 Eye - 103:16 Eyes - 158:11 a Failure - 5:3 Falsified - 141:25, 142:1, 143:6, 143:20, 215:18 Falsify - 143:10, 143:12, 144:9 Falsifying - 143:1 Familiar - 14:18 Family - 170:17, 228:5, 231:4, 232:9 Far - 9:12, 38:1, 57:18, 58:8, 91:6, 124:24, 129:11, 134:14, 181:5, 182:9, 224:18, 232:14, 243:17, 245:16 FBI - 6:20 Fear - 106:11, 236:5 Federal - 3:8, 10:23 Feed - 69:2 Feel - 6:1, 36:8, 239:4, 241:9 Feelings - 236:17 Feet - 37:5 Felix - 111:12 Felt - 104:25, 182:19 Few - 29:13, 155:7 Field - 3:5 Fight - 268:21, 269:5 Figure - 56:15, 71:15, 143:23, 176:6, 218:7 Fill - 50:21, 52:9, 91:14, 94:24, 96:24, 134:12, 135:24, 161:13, 225:11 Filled - 50:21, 51:1, 51:6, 51:8, 51:11, 90:5, 90:8, 93:2, 93:7, 93:10, 95:2 Fills - 263:3 Find - 44:16, 56:25, 58:13, 63:6, 63:8, 71:21, 85:21, 85:25, 129:14, 157:13, 157:14, 218:6, 218:15, 252:15, 252:19, 253:9 Fine - 110:9, 230:7, 234:20 Finish - 91:1 Finished - 33:8 Fit - 38:17 Five - 52:3, 52:7, 96:6, 113:3, 163:18, 168:20, 170:12, 170:23, 189:2, 198:3, 227:21, 232:6, 232:10 Fix - 135:13, 252:4 Fixed - 135:16 Flesh - 112:25 Focused - 208:24 Folder - 49:16, 152:7, 152:10, 152:11, 152:18, 153:6, 153:8 Follow - 96:20, 146:8, 147:25, 186:9, 230:4, 268:18 Following - 17:12 Forget - 21:18, 91:11 Forgot - 91:22, 140:2, 190:8, 256:19 Form - 4:17, 4:18, 252:13 Foul - 240:20 Found - 65:3, 89:3, 89:17, 89:20, 124:6, 151:25, 156:5, 165:20, 165:22, 189:12, 189:15, 250:15, 250:24, 251:2, 253:6, 258:13 Four - 113:3, 137:12, 142:3, 172:20, 195:12, 195:13, 198:2, 198:16 Free - 6:1 Frequent - 236:22 Friday - 12:9, 13:25, 39:8, 44:20, 76:11, 100:10, 116:19, 125:25, 164:6, 164:9, 244:24 Friendly - 70:14 Front - 13:11, 72:1, 200:11 Fuck - 146:6, 147:21 Fucked - 95:4, 130:13, 274:5 Fucking - 274:2 Funny - 268:9 Furnish - 5:8 Future - 5:9 a Garcia - 111:14 Gate - 179:18, 180:3 Gave - 130:25, 183:20, 221:1, 232:15, 276:17 General - 3:4, 3:11, 4:20, 4:25, 5:1, 6:5, 54:12, 78:15, 78:18, 146:12, 208:25, 220:11 Generated - 230:16 Gentleman - 15:14, 104:16 Gets - 40:19, 45:4, 76:24, 111:10, 113:9, 153:2, 189:18, 235:12, 250:8, 255:15, 275:2 Getting - 21:6, 49:23, 67:2, 109:1, 172:11, 192:25, 233:20, 243:17 Ghost - 112:22 Given - 228:4, 229:13, 229:19, 229:23, 232:4 Gives - 133:10, 232:9 Giving - 129:13 God - 27:1, 30:14, 30:15, 30:17, 30:22, 30:23, 30:24, 102:25, 268:8 Goes - 28:11, 58:9, 76:22, 110:19, 114:12, 111:14, 120:25, 134:15, 167:17, 188:7, 198:1, 248:4, 251:12, 254:2 Gone - 40:23, 54:19, 58:11, 61:2, 100:12, 102:19, 126:13, 135:15, 140:4, 176:19, 216:2 Good - 34:18, 38:1, 51:18, 56:24, 61:4, 62:7, 67:2, 67:11, 71:2, 76:16, 114:6, 141:11, 144:16, 158:4, 162:22, 236:24, 276:6, 276:7 Gotcha - 168:1, 175:23 Gotten - 35:9 Graduate - 11:5 Granted - 109:7 Graphic - 8:9, 8:13, 9:3 Great - 13:9, 39:3, 39:21, 86:20, 108:9, 206:3 Greater - 168:2 Green - 7:18 GT - 192:10 Guarantee - 246:14 Guaranteed - 43:24 Guard - 9:15 Guessing - 84:25 Guys - 23:4, 52:4, 52:7, 71:1, 103:4, 103:16, 103:21, 103:24, 141:19, 142:24, 188:7, 188:8, 273:11 ee HO01 - 197:15 Ha - 235:13 Hadn't - 223:11 Half - 65:23 Hammering - 149:3 Hand - 7:11 Hands - 53:4 Hang - 228:6 Hanging - 26:9, 27:2, 30:5, 32:7, 100:21, 101:5 Happen - 51:12, 53:16, 168:8, 232:23, 233:17, 247:22, 274:7 Happening - 29:11 Happens - 187:7, 202:20, 228:19, 241:12, 250:9 Hard - 170:23 Harm - 16:21, 16:24, 17:3 Harming - 185:13, 185:21, 241:23 Haven't - 205:18, 230:11 Having - 70:20, 87:5, 99:17, 231:25 Head - 233:11, EFTA00116340

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266:20 Hear - 16:19, 19:25, 142:11, 219:24, 220:6, 237:14, 237:19 Heard - 16:25, 82:1, 214:10, 223:11, 231:21 Hearing - 214:8, 223:15 Heat - 276:19 Heck - 172:4 Height - 182:25 Hell - 103:2 Hello - 237:2 Help - 106:7, 106:8, 119:17, 121:3, 121:5, 134:8, 171:21, 206:4 Helped - 274:16, 274:18 Helps - 172:7, -111: 7 Her - 82:21, 95:14, 95:19, 97:4, 97:5, 97:14, 99:1, 147:19, 161:23, 162:10, 254:9, 271:17 Here's - 12:2, 37:17, 44:17, 106:14, 122:4, 184:19, 227:22 High - 8:6, 8:8, 8:20, 9:5, 9:6, 23:11, 86:14 Highest - 8:4 Highly - 216:2 Himself - 30:22, 30:24, 241:1, 266:7, 266:19, 266:22, 269:21 History - 16:6 Hit - 268:21 Hmm - 197:8 Hold - 93:22 Holders - 31:18 Holds - 243:10, 257:10 Holiday - 126:2 Home - 7:17, 61:18 Honest - 95:9 Honorable - 9:23 Hope - 143:22, 144:2, 273:25 Hoping - 119:16, 206:4, 241:1 Horn - 96:3 Hot - 31:8, 31:9, 31:13, 31:21, 32:20, 33:2, 33:6, 33:11, 33:20, 34:7, 34:17, 34:20, 36:6, 36:15, 37:2, 37:9 Hotel - 9:11, 10:9 Hour - 43:4, 65:22, 246:8 Hours - 19:11, 44:4, 246:8, 246:11, 247:23, 248:5, 248:21, 276:14 Housed - 21:14, 22:7, 36:17, 36:18, 47:24, 86:18, 174:14, 193:7 Housing - 12:10, 12:12, 24:17, 24:19, 31:11, 31:13, 88:10, 89:15, 115:15, 136:15, 138:14, 177:15, 239:16, 265:1, 265:4, 272:12 However - 118:24 Huh - 58:15, 90:14, 104:13, 207:19, 219:18, 254:16, 255:21, 274:22 Human - 91:18, 115:21, 121:19, 142:9 Hundred - 69:18, 123:14, 246:13 Hurt - 82:14, 82:15, 82:17 Hurts - 182:20 Hypothetically - 95: 18 a I'd-7:9 Idea - 18:1, 244:4 Ideal - 96:12 Identify - 3:21, 211:18 Identifying - 29:24 Wh - 4:18 Ill - 194:20 lil - 7:16, 13:12, 46:23, 61:18, 67:25, 91:14, 92:20, 99:3, 122:16, 175:19, 180:4 Imeri - 21:22 Immediately - 266:2 1 Important - 238:25, 240:9 Incident - 218:25 Include - 87:10 Including - 145:11, 212:9, 212:19 Incorrect - 156:20 Incorrectly - 199:9 Indefinite - 133:16 Indicates - 140:20 Indication - 123:22 Indirectly - 103:17 Individual - 172:17 Inform - 22:14, 251:16 Information - 4:21, 4:23, 21:12, 34:20, 35:9, 39:22, 51:25, 64:4, 115:17, 118:23, 122:18, 131:9, 255:5, 275:5 Informing - 54:11 Initial - 13:19, 78:8, 177:17 Initialing - 14:14, 22:19, 50:2, 52:25, 53:24, 141:7, 205:9 Initially - 28:21, 200:3 Initials - 77:7, 90:16, 93:15 Inmates’ - 19:19 Insert - 89:11 Inside - 82:4, 110:25, 111:1, 112:5, 121:2, 181:13, 183:23, 220:8, 221:7, 222:10, 241:20, 242:2 Inspector - 3:4, 3:11, 4:19, 4:24, 5:1, 6:5 Instance - 13:23, 119:8, 126:12, 132:18, 156:19, 161:2, 216:17, 227:19 Instead - 117:8, 117:12, 118:16, 189:1, 210:21, 241:6, 245:6 Institutional - 109:5 , 112:2, 115:7, 119:1, 119:3, 126:20, 134:2, 162:9 Instructed - 21:3, 62:10 Instructing - 103:6 Instructions - 20:21 Interacted - 234:23 Interacting - 91:4 Interactions - 68:24 , 233:22, 234:9 Interested - 109:1 Internal - 53:12, 53:18, 71:14 Interpreted - 40:2 Interrupt - 115:19, 172:10 Interrupting - 244:1 8 Interview - 3:7, 3:15, 3:19, 4:14, 5:4, 7:9, 7:12, 8:25, 13:12, 13:16, 163:6 Interviewed - 6:20 Interviewing - 7:1 Interviews - 5:18 Investigation - 3:11 , 4:9, 4:23, 4:25, 5:2, 71:14 Involved - 64:19, 65:1, 77:3, 77:13, 167:19 Isn't - 110:11, 113:24, 167:25, 251:18, 257:24, 259:16 Issue - 178:8, 234:15 Issues - 20:1, 185:4, 185:9 Items - 49:14, 53:6 Itself - 101:10 I've - 46:13, 142:14, 146:21, 214:10 + 208:18, 220:16, 220:18, 220:20 Jacks - 221:7 Jail - 235:11 Jean - 97:25, 98:1 Jeffery - 4:10 Jeffrey - 14:19 Jesus - 53:18 JN - 93:19 Job - 5:3, 10:12, 96:4, 103:18, 149:2, 161:23, 188:20, 273:11 Joe - 155:2, 155:3 + 123:9, 128:18 Joiner - 38:9, 38:17, 39:11, 39:24, 40:13, 60:7, 60:8, 72:15, 119:25, 146:15, 182:8, 245:16 Joint - 187:19 235:8 121:15 - 256:18, 256:19 Jumper - 235:9, 235:12, 235:24 June - 165:22, 165:25 Justice - 3:4, 3:10, 4:19 a Keep - 13:10, 31:16, 99:22, 103:16, 111:4, 114:13, 125:8, 173:17, 225:6, 230:25, 253:21, 253:25, 274:16 Keeping - 62:9 Key - 123:3, 124:9, 130:10, 136:5, 139:3, 139:19, 155:10, 156:7, 159:7, 159:14, 190:8, 200:1, 202:7, 258:11, 265:15, 265:16 Keying - 138:17, 188:11 Keypad - 225:16 Keys - 157:16, 159:4, 167:16 Kicked - 111:9, 114:11 Killed - 241:1 Knew - 21:16, 22:10, 25:19, 38:13, 43:1, 126:20, 149:25, 150:2, 244:1, 246:3, 249:22, 252:8, 267:5 Knock - 216:9, 216:10 Knowing - 5:20, 36:22, 59:22, 118:23, 144:6 Knowledge - 116:2 3, 153:8, 212:8, 265:14 Knows - 124:25, 147:9, 160:23, 160:24, 161:23, 260:3, 268:14, 268:15, 271:22 Language - 95:7, 130:15, 274:3 Large - 274:24 Last - 3:22, 4:6, 11:21, 39:5, 50:16, EFTA00116341

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63:3, 63:4, 67:5, 159:20, 234:22, 235:2, 243:15 Late - 46:15 Later - 44:5, 51:14, 59:20, 67:14, 91:8, 109:8, 122:13, 124:12, 136:12, 160:14, 165:20, 269:18 Laughed - 235:13 Law - 222:7, 274:11, 275:15 Lawyer - 241:8 Layne - 269:18, 271:15 Laziness - 130:19 Lazy - 142:9 Leading - 146:17 Learned - 71:11 Learning - 274:1 Leaves - 56:14, 58:5, 62:18, 72:22, 74:1, 216:15, 232:16, 247:16, 247:23 Less - 87:3, 213:19, 274:9 Let - 21:22, 44:14, 44:16, 63:25, 64:1, 64:21, 67:25, 71:19, 111:4, 117:5, 174:12, 175:19, 175:20, 188:4, 191:18, 218:2, 232:17, 265:6, 265:9 Letter - 101:22, 191:4 Lettering - 28:7 Letters - 191:12, 191:14 Letting - 35:14, 23211 Level - 8:5, 86:8 Levels - 192:8 Liability - 254:21, 270:1 Library - 222:7, 222:23, 274:11 Lie - 134:10 Life - 237:23, 238:2, 238:5, 238:8 Light - 266:19 Lights - 215:6 Limited - 254:21 Line - 116:18, 116:20, 174:2, 221:20, 221:24, 222:21, 223:5, 223:20, 224:21, 227:23, 242:20 Linen - 75:8, 180:12, 181:13, 184:24, 185:23 Linens - 74:24, 172:12, 175:21, 177:3, 181:5, 184:22, 185:10, 186:2 Listed - 32:20, 33:1, 73:1, 77:14, 154:9, 155:16, 190:18 Listen - 221:22, 224:6, 226:17, 227:24, 256:4 Listening - 232:11 Lists - 127:13 Live - 214:4 Located - 31:14, 206:5, 207:5, 208:5, 212:9 Location - 64:4, 118:20, 156:7 Locked - 57:2, 115:11 Locking - 57:3 Logged - 131:22, 131:25, 165:1, 165:15, 165:21, 166:5, 166:16, 168:22, 168:24, 189:10, 261:15, 263:6, 263:14, 263:23 Logic - 118:4, 131:2 Logistics - 62:7 Logs - 85:17, 134:12, 156:18, 240:14 Long - 10:9, 10:22, 11:7, 52:12, 69:6, 94:21, 147:7, 187:20, 187:22, 263:20, 273:22, 273:23, 274:12, 274:13 Longer - 33:12 Look - 24:24, 66:22, 83:6, 102:10, 107:4, 109:6, 111:16, 126:24, 175:5, 175:19, 177:1, 179:7, 193:3, 194:13, 206:2, 211:25, 218:14, 242:19, 272:8 Looked - 14:11, 33:16, 104:24, 120:14, 128:5, 134:2 Looking - 37:3, 38:3, 47:5, 59:23, 95:8, 107:6, 108:12, 131:1, 158:25, 161:16, 174:13, 176:20, 178:3, 182:6, 192:16, 192:18, 193:8, 218:8, 261:13 Looks - 127:4, 138:6, 175:6, 175:20, 177:2 Loop - 265:11 Loses - 62:14 Losing - 244:21 Lost - 121:16, 139:3, 275:6 Lot - 37:13, 44:3, 103:15, 121:20, 141:5, 141:21, 161:11, 183:22, 196:8, 216:1, 237:14, 241:9, 246:7 Lower - 195:16, 195:20, 196:1 LT - 194:10, 207:18 LT's - 193:12, 207:25 a + 3:19, 4:1, Lying - 256:5, 256:11 Cw) Machine - 171:1, 171:4, 171:20 Maintaining - 12:21 Majority - 102:20, 166:24, 167:1 Makes - 24:11, 115:22, 130:23 Making - 12:22, 24:25, 57:19, 63:14, 64:2, 145:12, 161:16, 184:21, 185:9, 186:1, 187:6, 201:18, 202:3, 213:5, 220:7, 220:11 MALE - 57:5 Man - 41:11, 141:15, 141:22, 206:11 Manager - 217:21, 218:24 Mandatory - 26:24 Manipulate - 154:3, 216:10, 216:21 Manipulating - 215: 22 Manually - 80:7 Many - 115:8, 120:12, 124:25, 126:16, 129:2, 132:4, 172:12, 195:11, 214:22, 214:23, 244:16 Map - 180:5, 190:23, 191:11, 192:25 March - 11:21 Mark - 180:5 Marshals - 57:14, 264:21, 264:22 Matches - 113:17 Matching - 118:25 Mates - 15:18, 36:12, 41:17, 234:10 Matter - 22:24, 30:11, 52:11, 52:12, 131:8 Mattress - 182:10, 183:1, 183:21, 183:24, 184:2, 184:19, 184:21, 185:1, 185:2, 185:6, 185:23 Mattresses - 182:14 , 182:17, 183:13, 183:16, 184:8, 184:12, 186:2 May - 5:8, 39:13, 61:1, 67:18, 139:6, 163:23 MC - 82:4 MCC - 3:18, 4:3, 6:12, 11:8, 34:20, 42:1, 54:3, 54:8, 54:12, 56:18, 71:8, 144:25, 163:9, 163:12, 230:24, 241:8, 242:2 Meaning - 76:12, 110:24, 115:13 Means - 43:2, 45:9, 45:10, 45:11, 45:14, 84:8, 112:10, 123:23, 193:10 Medical - 158:22, 164:21, 170:24, 173:12, 174:2, 174:5, 243:2 Medication - 173:5, 173:6, 173:11, 173:24, 174:1, 174:9 Meeting - 205:21 Meetings - 205:22 Member - 39:10 Members - 53:14, 170:17, 231:5, 272:18 Memo - 38:20, 38:21, 38:23, 39:1, 53:23, 245:14 Memory - 37:22, 38:1, 84:2 Mentioned - 5:17, 6:18, 6:22, 26:14, 27:7, 53:10, 69:24, 230:10 Messed - 240:20 Metropolitan - 3:16 Michael - 145:11, 149:12 Middle - 77:9, 77:11, 171:21, 172:9, 179:13 Might - 27:6, 35:9, 58:1, 66:22, 67:8, 69:21, 99:3, 121:20, 155:18, 178:24, 193:25, 194:1 Military - 9:20, 10:10 Million - 233:10 Mind - 13:16, 14:13, 14:14, 22:16, 49:24, 52:24, 53:22, 53:23, 205:8, 235:3 Minute - 80:9, 91:25, 227:21, 232:10 MIR - 31:16 Miraculously - 143: 17 Miscommu- nication - 275:6 Miss - 28:4, 121:21 Missed - 115:23 Missing ~ 114:19, 273:24 Mistake - 162:2 Mistaken - 18:25, 19:17, 32:22, 241:15 Mistakes - 115:22 Mm - 215:25, 233:6 Molestation - 236:1 4 Moment - 168:2, 215:11 Monday - 100:7, 100:13, 100:14, 125:25, 164:5, 164:8, 237:8, 237:9 Monge - 182:8 Monitor - 101:7, 224:3, 224:10, 227:6, 227:22 Monitored - 224:16, 226:1, 226:8, 229:18 Monitoring - 226:13 Monitors - 214:4 EFTA00116342

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Month - 202:21 Months - 142:5 Morning - 59:9, 68:5, 125:23, 125:24, 126:5, 126:15, 131:21, 135:2, 135:5, 137:8, 137:9, 157:21, 158:20, 162:2, 265:23, 266:6, 266:14 Mornings - 236:23 Most - 45:19, 49:3, 49:15, 73:4, 128:24, 165:7, 202:6, 203:19, 232:6, 243:10, 251:5, 256:6, 276:17 Mother - 223:1, 223:6, 223:19, 224:19 Mouth - 244:14 Move - 137:18, 140:14, 163:2, 184:7, 186:8, 187:3, 187:11, 187:12, 187:22, 188:6, 190:7, 200:22, 202:22 Movement - 121:10, 121:20, 154:21, 155:23, 161:12, 162:13, 188:11 Moves - 109:22, 121:1, 154:21 Moving - 158:6, 204:25 MPA - 208:24, 208:25 Ms - 253:16, 253:17 Multiple - 168:15 Must - 26:24, 124:22 Myself - 53:12, 61:14, 165:8, 182:8, 245:18 LN) Name - 3:2, 3:22, 4:6, 6:3, 6:6, 6:15, 15:6, 46:17, 47:15, 47:23, 50:20, 73:24, 74:1, 118:9, 218:15, 225:12, 231:12 Names - 122:22 Nathaniel - 217:20 Nati Neat - 8:22, 9:4, 9:8 Necessarily - 12:5, 221:18 Need - 36:4, 37:20, 52:9, 59:13, 88:6, 104:9, 123:3, 177:19, 246:1, 265:17, 265:18 Needed - 42:15, 99:25, 156:7, 267:2, 267:17, 268:2, 269:21, 271:20 Needing - 39:14 Needs - 22:7, 23:4, 40:24, 62:17, 187:3, 199:11, 243:24, 245:7, 260:1, 260:4 Newer - 97:3, 147:13, 147:15, 147:17, 148:18 News - 214:11, 236:15 Nice - 276:16 Night - 23:22, 24:1, 51:5, 97:21, 99:2, 108:19, 119:22, 149:22, 150:15, 161:17, 168:18, 169:22, 171:22, 172:9, 184:16, 254:18, 254:19, 270:6 Nobody - 153:18, 153:20, 235:11, 247:2 Non - 58:10, 164:17, 218:20, 221:20, 227:23 None - 169:8, 234:18 Noose - 239:21 Normal - 71:17, 72:7, 166:4, 236:3 Normally - 181:1 Nose - 172:8 Note - 205:2, 238:18, 243:5, 243:8, 256:21 Nothing - 7:12, 18:20, 26:18, 31:4, 31:5, 53:6, 178:16, 185:20, 230:15, 234:7, 235:16, 237:15, 250:9, 269:12 Notice - 73:17, 101:25, 106:24, 182:10, 202:22, 270:8, 270:9 Noticed - 134:22, 202:12, 266:12 Notices - 202:5 Notification - 54:7, 54:11, 55:14, 57:20, 65:1, 139:23, 232:8, 246:20, 266:24, 267:2 Notifications - 63:1 5, 64:3, 66:5, 264:24 Notified - 57:9, 63:22, 245:1, 247:2, 247:3, 247:8, 250:4, 251:1 Notify - 64:20, 249:22, 265:1 Notifying - 251:9 Nude - 18:17 Numbers - 52:16, 115:16, 121:19, 121:22, 122:10, 129:19, 133:10, 135:18, 136:6, 162:5, 191:5, 191:12, 191:14 Numerous - 96:5 Lo) Oath - 7:9, 254:25, 275:14 Observation - 17:2 1, 18:10, 18:12, 20:8, 20:9, 22:3, 22:6, 239:19 Observe - 19:22 Obviously - 96:8, 101:12, 101:25, 189:16 Office - 3:4, 3:5, 3:10, 4:19, 4:24, 6:4, 11:24, 66:25, 192:21, 193:9, 193:10, 193:13, 193:20, 194:14, 207:13, 207:14, 207:16, 263:22, 270:16 Officer - 12:17, 35:24, 37:18, 37:19, 38:15, 39:10, 39:11, 46:21, 53:13, 61:3, 84:13, 96:4, 137:14, 137:17, 145:4, 145:5, 145:7, 145:8, 222:25 Officers - 16:14, 60:11, 133:8, 137:8, 137:12, 137:15, 137:16, 164:13 Officer's - 192:21, 193:4, 194:11, 194:17, 201:2, 206:23, 207:10, 208:1, 208:4 Official - 3:10, 4:9 Oft - 141:23 Often - 142:1, 168:8, 239:17 OIC's - 28:1, 89:23, 187:18 OIG - 3:18, 3:23, 3:25, 4:9, 4:14, 4:17, 6:20 Older - 15:14, 15:21, 41:11, 104:16 Oncoming - 39:9 Ones - 33:20, 90:13, 146:15, 188:4 Open - 152:25, 159:2 Opera - 82:10 Operating - 55:5, 55:18, 61:20 Operations - 68:2, 68:4, 82:8, 82:19, 82:21, 82:24, 83:6, 248:7, 262:21, 272:6, 272:23, 272:25 Opinion - 87:24, 88:3, 94:23, 113:10, 140:19, 169:10, 215:14 Opportunity - 228:5 Opposite - 128:25, 183:7, 183:8, 195:13, 198:14 Ops - 123:17, 124:5, 216:18, 248:20, 248:22, 249:14, 249:18, 251:14, 261:18, 262:15, 270:22 Orange - 26:17, 27:13, 28:6, 30:4, 101:13, 101:22 Order - 63:25, 68:1, 205:20, 228:21 Ordinary - 235:17 Original - 194:1 OS - 194:17 Others - 238:1 Otherwise - 6:2, 144:16 Our - 4:12, 5:22, 7:2, 24:21, 32:13, 34:10, 62:15, 103:18, 121:6, 132:1, 164:2, 208:20, 254:1, 254:12, 254:18 Outer - 158:7 Outside - 18:23, 40:13, 121:1, 195:1, 206:5, 207:11, 211:12, 222:8, 241:20, 269:16 Outsiders - 210:17 Overall - 151:16, 151:18 Overdose - 173:20 Oversee - 187:9 Oversight - 154:17, 205:10 Overtime - 24:3, 25:9, 254:15 Overton - 53:19 Own - 21:1, 26:16, 33:25, 96:3, 151:16, 173:5, 174:9, 188:24, 189:3, 197:22, 238:5, 238:8, 269:1 a | PAC - 225:17, 226:23, 229:20, 229:21, 229:22, 229:23, 230:14, 232:1, 232:6 Packet - 13:22 Page - 13:22, 14:2, 44:25, 50:16, 50:17, 50:18, 50:19, 163:6, 190:25, 214:23 Pain - 141:14, 146:23, 168:11 Papers - 16:23, 83:13 Paperwork - 12:22, 219:8 Part - 3:9, 4:23, 24:12, 24:21, 34:10, 35:15, 78:23, 87:20, 88:17, 92:16, 98:25, 132:3, 243:13, 243:16, 251:6, 251:7, 251:9 Pass - 25:24, 36:9, 40:11, 247:12, 275:4 Passed - 35:10, 39:9, 70:12, 227:15, 250:5, 250:8, 250:16, 254:23, 255:24 Passing - 39:22, 255:5 Past - 31:10 PB - 120:25, 121:9, 121:14, 127:1, 134:7, 154:23, 159:6 EFTA00116343

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PC - 101:5 Pen - 13:15 Penalty - 275:14 Per - 26:25, 83:3, 163:20, 261:20 Percent - 69:18, 123:14, 246:14 Performance - 5:3 Perjury - 275:15 Personally - 126:6, 222:2 Persons - 117:10 Pertains - 5:2 Phones - 32:4 Phonetic - 31:17, 53:19, 53:20, 117:23, 254:8 Photos - 176:21 Phrase - 268:8 Physical - 108:4, 112:20, 112:21, 114:5, 114:9 Physically - 119:10, 132:8, 183:23, 262:20 Pick - 58:2, 58:7, 60:17, 189:2, 273:22 Picture - 174:17, 177:19, 210:5 Pictures - 174:11, 178:3, 211:24 Piece - 101:19, 125:9 Pill - 174:2 Pills - 173:2 PIN - 225:17, 229:21, 229:22, 229:23, 230:14, 232:5 Pins - 226:23, 232:1 Places - 109:13 Placing - 240:23 Plastic - 53:7, 53:8 Play - 240:16, 240:20 Played - 242:13, 243:12, 243:16 Plays - 274:23 Please - 3:21, 6:1, 6:13, 7:10, 177:18 Plug - 220:19, 222:13, 223:20 Plugged - 220:25, 221:20 Plus - 108:15, 108:17, 108:18, 108:24, 111:25, 112:1 Point - 34:19, 35:25, 42:23, 58:22, 68:25, 76:13, 80:21, 84:24, 161:15, 170:13, 178:12, 201:17, 206:7, 206:8, 208:20, 253:10, 274:23 Pointed - 116:18, 212:10 Pointing - 194:16, 207:25, 208:11 Points - 206:25 Policies - 89:8 Policy - 12:23, 24:18, 75:6, 75:11, 83:11, 87:18, 88:25, 89:3, 89:4, 89:6, 89:17, 89:20, 148:1, 148:11, 148:13, 163:9, 163:12, 163:16, 170:19 Polite - 235:20 Pop - 87:15, 159:1 Population - 239:13 Port - 210:6 Position - 12:12, 145:3, 248:17 Positive - 69:18 Possibility - 65:25, 126:10, 127:11 Possible - 125:10, 136:11 Possibly - 39:13, 57:14 Post - 34:1, 147:17 Posted - 31:11 Potentially - 16:21, 161:17, 185:12, 215:18 Practice - 16:1, 21:8, 30:8, 142:2 Pre - 45:1, 46:5, 46:9, 47:7, 48:2, 58:25 Presence - 128:18 Present - 3:18, 39:10, 40:4, 231:11, 245:16 Pressure - 5:15 Prevented - 238:10 Previously - 34:24 Prideful - 96:4 Primary - 140:18 Print - 50:6, 106:15, 106:19, 121:9, 133:9, 187:10, 225:8 Prints - 194:1 Prior - 6:20, 9:9, 10:13, 29:3, 29:8, 29:10, 29:13, 29:19, 52:18, 56:11, 76:25, 81:11, 81:16, 94:25, 132:15, 132:25, 187:14, 190:15, 257:18 Prison - 236:12, 236:18 Prisons - 3:8, 4:3, 10:23 Privacy - 233:4 Privileges - 180:12 Problem - 89:23, 173:19, 184:12, 215:8, 226:8 Problematic - 169:9 , 232:21 Problems - 41:13, 242:2, 243:2 Procedure - 55:5, 55:18, 61:20, 251:21 Proceeding - 5:10 Proceedings - 5:9 Process - 54:13, 65:13, 65:15, 154:16, 177:12 Profile - 23:11, 86:14 Program - 133:19 Promise - 233:21 Promises - 5:14 Promoted - 11:19, 96:6 Pronounce - 39:5 Proper - 264:23 Properly - 78:5, 79:10 Protection - 269:1 Provide - 4:12, 4:21, 4:22, 5:17, 5:19, 13:14, 13:15, 33:20, 33:22, 114:22, 131:3, 173:13 Provided - 34:21, 88:13, 177:8, 177:9, 180:11, 181:9, 182:17, 188:1, 227:5, 231:23 Providing - 57:14 Psych - 22:6, 239:18 Psychological - 17: 20, 18:9, 18:11, 18:24, 20:7, 20:9 Psychologist - 21:2 5 Psychologists - 21: 25, 24:22 Purpose - 36:21, 91:24, 184:20, 216:3 Purposes - 13:16 Pursuant - 5:1 Puts - 159:8 Putting - 14:14, §1:24, 73:18, 207:24 Puzzle - 106:9, 119:19 (a) Quarterly - 25:5, 25:6, 25:11 Question - 18:8, 30:12, 30:21, 53:2, 56:25, 57:16, 57:17, 67:17, 96:13, 103:6, 116:22, 158:5, 158:16, 159:6, 159:21, 202:11, 229:13, 243:15, 269:15 Questions - 4:13, 5:5, 5:7, 5:14, 5:22, 7:6, 268:17 Quote - 223:6 ee | R&D's - 253:4 RA - 116:7, 116:25, 117:6, 117:13, 118:2, 118:8, 118:11, 118:16, 118:17, 161:5 Radar - 241:5 Radio - 31:17 Raise - 7:10, 214:12 Range - 83:14, 88:11, 91:20, 94:19, 196:2, 206:13, 207:1, 209:2, 209:5, 209:12, 271:25, 273:8 Ranges - 82:9, 167:16, 212:5 Rank - 10:1, 11:23 RCG - 77:8, 77:10 RD - 60:21 Reach - 221:6, 222:14 Reached - 253:18 Read - 116:9, 116:17, 136:9, 272:24 Reading - 195:22 Ready - 43:23 Rear - 206:13 Reassigning - 243: 11 Rec - 163:25, 164:19, 169:22, 222:24 Receive - 20:20, 21:12, 54:6, 264:19 Received - 21:20 Receives - 232:8 Receiving - 22:20, 44:9 Recognize - 38:23 Recognized - 265:2 4, 266:7 Recommend - 64:2 2 Recommended - 10 4:24 Recommends - 41: 9 Record - 3:21, 4:6, 62:9, 171:3 Recorded - 3:19, 221:20, 221:24, 223:3, 224:10, 224:20, 224:21, 227:23 Recorder - 3:1, 276:24 Recreation - 193:17 , 222:6 Rectified - 243:17 Rectify - 120:10, 121:4 Refer - 12:4, 13:13, 37:21, 44:21 Reference - 208:20 Referenced ~ 135:2 4 Referring - 24:15, 27:1, 30:14, 30:20, 30:22, 72:12, 97:17, 110:12, 218:25 Reflect - 108:1, 108:7, 123:11, 169:16 Reflected - 122:13, 156:12 Refresh - 84:1 Refresher - 78:14, 79:2, 79:7, 79:17 Regard - 99:18, 104:3, 164:24, 165:11, 236:17, 241:23, 250:10 Regarding - 20:21, 22:24, 219:13 Regardless - 82:20, 105:16, 108:21, 273:7, 274:8 Regards - 104:11, 240:16 Regional - 41:16 Regular - 45:23, 101:19, 170:16, EFTA00116344

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233:18, 234:6, 237:15, 247:19 Regularly - 202:7 Reid - 111:10 Related - 7:6, 145:12, 170:19 Relationship - 70:1 4 Release - 48:11, 240:3 Released - 251:19 Reliable - 161:13, 161:15, 161:18 Relief - 38:14, 243:23, 246:21, 247:7, 247:8, 247:18, 249:23, 250:5 Relieved - 40:8, 121:8, 144:13, 248:2 Remain - 58:21 Remembered - 126: 17 Remove - 46:6, 46:9, 47:7, 48:2, 58:25, 74:1, 178:15 Removed - 17:24, 33:6, 33:11, 42:1, 45:1, 58:25, 59:4, 59:6, 62:12, 62:21, 74:7, 74:12, 74:19, 75:13, 75:17, 109:15, 176:4, 176:5, 178:13 Removing - 137:13 Repeat - 67:5 Rephrase - 7:16 Rephrased - 148:6 Replace - 38:10, 62:22, 63:20 Replaced - 37:15, 249:1 Replacing - 63:15 Report - 6:23, 44:17, 44:18, 78:6, 163:7 Reportedly - 147:17 Reports - 33:9, 218:25 Request - 225:11 Requested - 4:21, 165:19, 240:7 Requesting - 64:3, 162:11 Require - 29:23 Required - 15:25, 21:14, 22:11, 22:25, 24:7, 25:12, 25:21, 26:10, 27:8, 36:23, 37:10, 73:2, 261:7, 261:8, 261:18, 267:6, 271:19 Requirement - 23:2 , 29:25, 36:16, 52:9 Requiring - 31:3 Reserves - 9:18 Reset - 215:7 Responding - 16:14 Response - 140:23 Responsibilities - 1 2:19, 19:19, 89:24, 218:1, 218:8, 218:23 Responsibility - 60: 1, 63:20, 63:22, 82:19, 164:24, 165:10, 187:18, 187:19, 227:15, 243:10, 250:3, 274:24 Responsible - 64:1 3, 82:3, 138:17, 168:19, 173:10, 178:18, 178:23, 186:1, 187:6, 188:10, 201:18, 202:3, 213:4, 226:13 Rest - 169:9, 251:8 Return - 39:13, 45:17, 45:20, 45:24, 54:2, 56:10, 56:18, 56:21, 58:6, 75:7 Returned - 56:18, 62:16, 64:7, 176:12, 196:23, 198:19, 198:22, 203:6, 204:6 Returning - 54:8, 58:23, 71:7 Returns - 58:4 Review - 6:1, 133:19 Reviewed - 141:6, 154:10, 202:14 Reviewing - 50:16, 109:4, 118:1 Reyes's - 50:20, 64:4, 74:6, 176:22, 205:3 Rice - 13:3, 13:5, 21:13, 21:17, 22:14, 22:24, 82:13, 103:23, 104:1, 8 4:3 121:15 Role - 218:7 Roles - 218:23 Rookie - 96:5 Room - 211:1, 217:4, 217:6 Rooms - 194:1 Roster - 12:2, 13:23, 13:25, 38:4, 47:23, 55:23, 59:23, 66:14, 72:12, 104:25, 182:6, 218:9, 218:13, 254:13, 254:14, 254:18 Rotations - 186:13, 186:14 Roughly - 101:23 Rules - 147:25, 181:4 Run - 159:3 Cs) Safest - 105:1 Sally - 210:6, 211:4, 211:6, 211:7 Saturday - 12:8, 13:24, 122:5, 122:7, 122:9 Save - 153:1 Saved - 153:2 Saw - 16:23, 38:8, 40:13, 54:1, 85:1, 100:7, 135:25, 136:4, 163:6, 202:8, 234:23, 258:25, 266:18, 275:21, 275:23, 276:3 Schedule - 186:20, 253:4, 253:25, 254:2 School - 8:6, 8:8, 8:21, 9:5, 9:6 Screen - 100:24, 101:1, 101:2, 101:4, a: + 218:16 Search - 163:15, 164:3, 164:14, 164:22, 165:22, 166:13, 166:15, 167:8, 167:22, 167:24, 168:4 Searched - 164:7, 164:10, 167:3, 168:4, 178:12 Searches - 163:9, 163:13, 163:19, 164:17, 164:25, 165:11, 165:15, 168:9, 168:15, 168:20, 170:12 Searching - 165:8 Seat - 276:16 Second - 15:8, 15:10, 17:15, 28:24, 31:15, 117:10, 179:14, 180:7, 190:24, 191:1, 191:17, 191:22, 192:21, 193:11, 193:22, 194:6, 206:19, 207:12, 211:10 Seconds - 179:1 Section - 5:11, 78:24, 79:1 Security - 5:3, 7:24, 185:4, 185:9 Seeing - 40:14, 69:10, 69:14, 147:5, 215:20, 256:25 Seem - 253:24 Seemed - 234:19, 235:4 Seems - 58:10, 191:12, 196:8 Seen - 28:15, 47:1, 230:11 Sees - 66:25 Selected - 41:7, 65:16 Senior - 3:2, 3:23, 11:24, 145:4, 145:5, 148:7, 145:8, 276:23 Sense - 192:13 SENTRY - 140:10, 140:11, 152:8, 152:19, 225:7, 228:16, 231:17 Separate - 86:12, 89:7 Separately - 263:1 Separations - 64:17 September - 7:22, 10:24, 11:3, 11:12 Served - 10:23, 67:11 Service - 10:8 Serving - 218:25 Set - 159:4, 167:15, 173:8, 186:20, 223:18 Seven - 10:25, 11:1, 11:9, 158:23, 216:1 re - 233:12 + 38:13, 39:24, 40:6, 40:12, 60:2, 61:3, 63:13, 182:7, 255:7, 256:2, 256:19, 275:20 Shake - 177:22 HB - 37:19, 38:6, 39:11, 40:21, 66:6, 72:15, 138:23, 150:22, 245:16 Share - 151:22, 152:1, 152:2, 152:10, 152:11, 152:18, 153:6, 153:7 Shared - 152:7 Sheet - 77:4, 91:25, 99:24, 121:7, 131:13, 131:19, 133:9, 195:10, 240:19, 261:14, 272:5 She's - 95:18, 96:14, 97:3, 98:21, 147:16, 161:20, 247:18 Shifts - 25:10, 159:25, 160:3, 163:18, 240:14 Shit - 92:18, 176:17, 176:18, 199:11, 237714, 258:11 Shop - 217:14 Short - 137:1, 137:6 Shortage - 242:5 Shouldn't - 108:18, 108:22, 110:4, 110:14, 110:19, 112:8, 119:4, 120:21, 177:10, 182:18, 223:7, 223:9, 227:15, 232:23 Shoulds - 37:13 Show - 13:20, 60:21, 106:4, 106:13, 119:1, 121:10, 122:1, 141:8, 157:12, 159:7, 174:11, 180:6, 180:10, 190:19, 191:13, 196:2, 196:6, 197:10, 263:9 Showed - 13:19, 27:23, 80:5, 116:10, 116:24, 121:25, 141:10 Showered - 76:18, 76:21, 76:24, 164:6, 180:17 Showers - 91:1, 105:15, 169:13, 177216, 179:3, 182:5 Showing - 26:24, 85:18, 101:14, 106:22, 192:4 Shows - 89:8, 107:20, 108:10, 120:25, 182:23, 191:11, 263:15 SIA - 194:4 EFTA00116345

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Side - 101:11, 167:21, 167:23, 195:12, 195:13 Sides - 256:9 Sign - 6:4, 6:14, 31:1, 49:24, 53:21, 83:12, 83:14, 87:23, 88:20, 91:11, 94:18, 105:4, 206:1, 262:1, 263:9, 273:7 Signature - 6:2, 6:14, 93:16, 94:14 Signatures - 77:7 Signed - 92:6, 94:19, 94:20, 127:5, 261:25, 263:10, 273:10 Signing - 6:3, 6:17, 91:25, 92:4, 92:11 Signs - 24:24, 26:9, 29:24 i e - 74:3 ~ 68:9, 98:7, 79, 247:18, 249:7, 249:9, 269:17 Similar - 41:10, 254:4 Simple - 149:2 Simply - 13:18, 14:1 Since - 10:24, 15:24, 23:11, 106:21, 119:11, 142:17, 143:5, 191:21, 197:11, 215:7, 244:24, 274:25 Single - 86:15, 128:21, 151:13, 169:13, 212:8 Sir - 3:6, 4:8, 5:24, 6:4, 7:14, 11:4, 14:12, 14:17, 17:9, 53:24, 245:3, 245:6, 276:11 Sit - 211:2, 224:5, 224:9, 273:22 Sitting - 37:4, 137:18, 232:10 Situation - 247:14 Six - 113:4, 142:5, 142:7, 158:23, 198:3, 214:24, 214:25, 215:1 Sixteen - 6:11 Size - 101:14, 101:17 Sleep - 171:24, 172:5, 242:7 Sleeps - 243:1 Slept - 182:22, 183:2, 183:3 Slip - 90:8, 108:1, 108:15, 109:3, 109:5, 113:16, 117:22, 161:4 Slips - 81:15, 81:17, 106:5, 107:5, 116:25, 118:25, 120:17, 120:19, 125:19, 142:13, 161:2, 161:5 Slot - 220:21 Smith - 121:15, 123:8, 128:19, 155:2, 155:3, 227:20, 253:16, 253:17 Smock - 18:17, 19:5 Smoking - 269:10 Snoring - 171:8 Social - 7:23, 223:2, 22771, 227:5, 229:5, 229:6 Solid - 142:24 Somehow - 118:24, 143:17 Someone - 26:14, 27:7, 54:23, 74:19, 93:1, 94:23, 114:20, 126:13, 133:25, 163:24, 178:13, 199:6, 224:3, 227:16, 230:10, 239:1, 248:15, 263:25 Sometime - 29:2, 29:8, 74:15 Sometimes - 51:22, 55:8, 91:2, 91:18, 99:2, 121:20, 144:19, 184:7, 215:6, 246:9, 251:25, 252:1 Somewhat - 46:10 Somewhere - 36:2, 216:20, 253:25, 263:16 Soon - 29:15, 62:24, 63:6, 65:3, 176:6 Sorry - 13:5, 21:22, 57:5, 76:6, 95:5, 107:5, 115:19, 116:12, 116:13, 116:15, 130:22, 163:3, 163:4, 165:24, 196:17, 198:8, 206:11, 244:20, 262:4 SOS - 39:9, 39:11 Sound - 15:11, 18:4, 96:12, 251:13 Sounded - 67:17 Sounds - 41:4, 60:19, 162:22, 198:23, 199:9, 222:20, 254:20 South - 86:4, 86:5, 86:6, 86:18, 155:3, 206:6, 207:12, 207:21, 207:23, 207:24, 211:11, 211:13, 211:14, 211:15, 211:17, 238:20, 238:22, 268:22 Sp - 31:17, 53:19, 53:20, 117:23, 254:9 Spanish - 15:6 Speak - 39:25, 64:22, 147:22, 148:7, 148:20, 221:3, 232:2, 237:10, 256:24, 265:17, 265:18 Speaking - 24:22, 96:24, 97:16, 240:13, 260:17 Specialist - 11:25, 145:6 Specific - 11:2, 15:18, 26:6, 84:10, 91:7, 103:12, 104:2, 121:11, 147:2, 228:24, 236:17 Spell - 3:22, 4:5, 171:3 Spelled - 118:9, 118:10 Spend - 246:11 Spoke - 22:25, 40:12, 84:14, 102:4, 102:16, 233:23, 245:21, 256:18, 257:4 Square - 272:22 SSA - 3:20 Stack - 27:13 Staffed - 137:2, 137:6 Staff's - 272:18 Stairs - 192:6 Stand - 12:15, 44:8, 112:25, 113:2, 127:25, 128:16, 128:17, 128:18, 129:3, 226:17, 227:21, 227:24 Standard - 55:5, 55:18, 61:20 Standing - 128:19, 184:3 Star - 50:19, 51:1 Start - 3:22, 34:13, 35:21, 49:23, 76:19, 78:9, 94:25, 106:20, 109:1, 128:24, 179:13, 179:24, 247:20, 266:4 Started - 9:14, 63:14, 63:15, 105:14, 125:23, 141:12, 142:6, 215:8, 243:22 Starting - 7:8, 121:23 Starts - 42:8, 247:24, 266:5 State - 235:2 Stated - 5:12 Statement - 5:8, 5:13 States - 4:18, 9:10, 116:19 Station - 28:12, 192:21, 193:4, 194:11, 194:17, 201:2, 206:23, 207:10, 208:1, 208:4 Stay - 23:9, 247:24 Stays - 25:25, 59:8, 152:24, 153:5, 153:7 Steps - 270:17 Steward - 10:18 Stood - 227:7, 227:8 Stop - 5:21, 274:2 Stopped - 248:11 Straight - 251:4 Street - 8:17 Strongly - 245:12, 256:13, 256:17, 256:18 Stuck - 51:23 Stuff - 43:6, 77:6, 118:1, 134:17, 146:25, 180:9, 216:1, 216:3, 236:15, 239:21, 240:15, 240:20, 246:15 Subject - 22:5 Substance - 237:1 Subtracting - 125:1 0 Succeed - 242:10 Such - 223:24, 255:23 Sudden - 48:10 Suggest - 122:18, 263:9 Suggested - 122:18 Suggests - 144:1 Suicidal - 36:22 Sum - 53:25 Supervision - 238:1 7 Supervisor - 12:25, 97:19, 148:24, 253:13, 253:14 Suppo - 205:13 Supposedly - 267:1 5 Surprise - 96:13, 143:3, 143:6, 214:18, 214:19, 215:10 Surprising - 263:5 Surrounding - 4:11 Suspicion - 214:13 Suspicious - 240:1 5 Swear - 7:11 Swearing - 275:14 Syst - 216:23 System - 45:4, 151:12, 152:15, 152:23, 168:10, 189:9, 189:21, 217:9, 231:6 Systematic - 242:2 Tag - 74:1 Tags - 73:25 Taken - 5:6, 22:6, 62:11, 62:22, 62:23, 73:16, 79:7, 84:24, 147:3 Takes - 35:19, 36:3, 179:1, 242:18, 274:1 Taking - 43:24, 49:17, 215:23, 237:22, 238:1, 238:8, 276:14 Talk - 79:2, 97:10, 119:9, 148:23, 160:11, 160:15, 163:10, 181:7, 205:8, 213:17, 234:3, 234:4, 236:1, 260:20 Talked - 34:24, 35:7, 70:10, 112:14, 141:21, 151:9, 213:23, 240:12 Talking - 15:8, 25:5, 26:1, 67:25, 87:13, 88:23, 102:2, 123:16, 133:3, EFTA00116346

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147:5, 160:20, 166:22, 171:11, 209:12, 219:16, 234:15, 237:13, 260:21 Talks - 244:15 Tartaglione - 15:10, 16:21, 16:24, 17:3, 190:13, 190:15, 203:24, 204:6, 233:24, 234:10, 234:12, 268:19 Tartaglione's - 203: 11 Taught - 24:16, 185:14 Teach - 79:18 Team - 218:12, 218:19, 225:24, 231:4, 231:11, 231:13, 231:14 Tech - 213:7, 213:12 Technically - 167:1 4 Telephone - 219:21, 220:3, 220:7, 220:11, 220:25, 221:1, 221:17, 221:19, 224:3, 232:18 Telling - 27:14, 40:21, 87:25, 95:19, 103:17, 148:10, 194:23 Tells - 60:16, 124:18, 181:13, 262:15 Ten - 270:16 Thank - 3:6, 4:8, 4:16, 6:3, 7:14, 10:7, 11:4, 14:13, 14:17, 49:22, 53:24, 57:3, 57:6, 228:6, 276:11, 276:12, 276:13 Themselves - 3:21, 34:4, 139:7, 174:6, 185:13, 185:21, 249:20, 263:19 Theorists - 189:17 Therefore - 155:18, 156:24 They'd - 17:9, 131:19, 160:21 They'll - 51:22, 51:25, 174:2, 185:6, 246:11, 251:25, 252:1, 265:15 They've - 232:4 Thick - 183:20 Things - 49:24, 51:12, 52:10, 186:3, 189:20, 205:15, 215:22, 219:6, 225:16, 233:10 Thinking - 69:8 Third - 44:25 Thirty - 274:12 Thomas - 107:7, 145:11, 147:6, 149:12, 265:23, 267:5 Thought - 54:2, 96:14, 111:4, 111:25, 193:18, 198:24, 200:25, 201:9, 248:10, 248:11, 261:12 Threat - 33:12 Threats - 5:14, 236:8 Throat - 172:8 Throughout - 23:9, 51:23, 80:18, 87:18, 90:4, 90:25, 137:19, 142:7, 169:12, 256:17 Thursdays - 205:22 Tied - 160:13 Tiers - 76:15, 83:8, 83:10, 83:22, 83:25, 87:10, 88:1, 98:17, 99:9, 167:17, 214:22, 214:24, 214:25, 215:1, 221:7, 272:3, 272:10 Times - 20:15, 25:22, 26:21, 43:5, 44:3, 51:8, 56:19, 56:22, 76:16, 91:7, 91:8, 92:16, 93:4, 95:16, 154:9, 158:24, 183:22, 265:13 Tipped - 84:17 Title - 11:23, 79:1 TN - 93:21 Today - 67:9, 121:12, 155:2, 187:2, 245:7 Today's - 3:11 Together - 41:13, 42:18, 56:21, 106:9, 119:20, 262:24, 262:25 Tomorrow - 44:6 Too - 9:6, 56:25, 143:14, 143:23, 168:8, 206:4, 206:16, 255:7, 262:15, 270:1, 271:10 Took - 139:25, 164:12, 167:9, 178:1, 184:6, 238:5 Tools - 242:9 Toot - 96:3 Top - 13:20, 13:22, 23:12, 23:14, 44:17, 59:8, 104:6, 177:19, 198:15, 198:16, 207:14, 214:23 Tops - 141:7 Total - 107:1, 107:20, 108:13, 132:1 Tour - 194:5 Tova - 94:6, 94:24, 96:24, 97:17, 133:3, 145:11, 147:16, 148:17, 149:7 Towards - 42:15, 67:8, 209:3, 256:22 Town - 40:12 Tr - 225:15 Track - 125:8, 225:6, 253:21 Traffic - 248:22 Train - 97:5 Transcriber - 172:3 Transfer - 47:25, 232:4 Transpire - 51:16, 52:10 Transpired - 16:17 Tried - 31:10, 239:4, 243:7 Troubled - 185:5 True - 246:5 TRUFONE - 225:8 TRUSCOPE - 79:25 , 80:7, 80:11, 80:15, 80:17, 80:24, 85:19, 85:24, 89:12, 89:13, 152:19, 165:5, 165:16, 228:14, 228:18, 263:3 Truth «7:11, 7:12 Try - 7:16, 91:16, 97:4, 239:5 Trying - 16:7, 16:20, 16:25, 17:3, 56:15, 71:14, 119:15, 120:7, 125:8, 131:3, 131:4, 168:1, 168:2, 190:20, 198:12, 234:2 Turn - 180:2, 216:23, 217:9, 217:12, 276:19 Turning - 276:24 Turns - 256:3 Type - 32:11, 173:24 Typed - 27:18 Typical - 251:20 Typically - 51:11, 136:17, 136:21, 149:13, 239:18 a | Uh - 58:15, 90:14, 104:13, 207:19, 219:18, 254:16, 255:21, 274:22 Um - 243:19 Unaware - 41:17 Under - 7:9, 71:17, 241:5, 254:25, 275:14 Understand - 5:11, §:24, 7:15, 64:1, 195:14, 273:12 Understanding - 5: 23, 7:2, 41:21, 54:1, 133:25, 140:22, 168:3, 168:18, 185:20, 191:20, 193:3, 200:9, 221:24, 226:5, 229:12, 237:18 Understood - 234:1 4 Unfilled - 248:4 Unfortunate - 276:4 UNIDENTIFIED - 57 se} Uniform - 180:17, 180:19 Unique - 247:14 United - 4:18, 9:10 Units - 78:21, 133:11 Unlikely - 54:2 Unquote - 223:6 Update - 22:3, 50:7, 50:12 Updated - 52:19, 159:9 Uploaded - 152:22, 153:5 Upon - 25:19, 39:14, 48:1, 61:21, 63:11, 71:23, 95:19, 110:15, 154:12, 173:23, 198:25 Upper - 86:8, 195:20 Ups - 268:18 Upstairs - 21:9, 28:20, 29:15, 33:24, 43:6, 44:6, 63:9, 69:2, 71:5, 192:10, 199:17 Use - 119:23, 134:12, 155:13, 171:21, 223:9 Used - 5:8, 5:16, 21:24, 50:11, 50:21, 103:14, 103:21, 104:5, 188:23 Uses - 111:1 Using - 112:2, 125:11 Utilizing - 114:17 (ov) Verification - 75:20, 264:19 Verified - 62:25, 65:5, 75:17, 114:10, 226:18, 264:11, 264:15, 264:16 Verify - 58:18, 113:3, 113:4, 124:8, 140:3, 154:20, 154:22, 155:14, 155:22, 160:15, 203:2, 223:23 Verifying - 154:16 Versa - 70:12, 189:21 Versace - 235:12 Very - 94:25, 96:3, 144:11, 147:7, 161:20, 162:15, 162:16, 162:17, 235:20, 238:24, 240:9, 254:21, 254:24, 255:2, 275:16 Vet - 229:14 Vetting - 41:16 Vice - 70:12, 189:21 Video - 214:14 View - 161:18 Visit - 39:15, 42:11, 63:2, 63:4, 72:9, 76:23, 169:24, 176:12, 210:15, 210:18, 235:15, 236:7, 258:16, 260:25, 270:6, 270:15 Visited - 86:24, 99:12 Visiting - 83:7, 210:7, 210:11, 211:4, 211:6, 211:7 Visitors - 210:13, 210:22, 211:2 EFTA00116347

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Visits - 23:16, 158:23, 170:15, 170:16, 263:25 Voluntarily - 4:12 Voluntary - 4:13, 4:21, 5:4, 5:18, 5:21 Cw) Wabs - 246:7 Wait - 215:2 Waiting - 189:2 Waiver - 5:11 Walked - 15:16, 42:3, 42:14, 67:7, 83:21, 83:25, 84:6, 84:8, 92:17, 128:4, 261:4, 271:1 Walking - 42:10, 43:12, 87:10, 147:4, 175:13, 176:16, 232:1, 255:14, 265:19, 271:13, 272:3 Walks - 46:21 Wall - 32:8, 183:23, 184:4, 212:14, 212:15, 212:16 Wanted - 16:24, 64:25, 106:23, 140:17, 140:18, 174:12, 223:1, 228:23, 242:20, 244:18, 274:7, 274:20 Wants - 64:19, 146:22, 229:9 Warden - 30:23, 39:4, 41:15, 103:3, 103:14, 153:13, 201:16, 227:20 Warden's - 39:5 Warehouse - 150:9 Warnings - 4:20, 5:12, 5:20 Washington - 60:9 Watch/Psych - 22:3 Watched - 17:14, 19:10, 19:15, 100:7, 161:8 Watching - 19:20, 20:14, 30:17, 95:20, 136:11, 147:5, 160:7 Water - 110:25 Wednesday - 164:5 , 164:9, 276:22 Week - 189:13, 202:21, 239:12 Weekend - 12:8, 82:17 Weekends - 100:16 Weekly - 204:16 Weeks - 28:20, 239:12, 239:22, 239:23, 239:24 Weight - 257:11 Weird - 192:22 We'll - 77:4, 77:18, 106:20, 107:11, 164:21, 184:10, 188:15, 198:17 Weren't - 77:3, 105:4, 124:1, 183:15, 214:20, 215:19, 221:7, 242:12, 275:22 We've - 58:2, 120:15, 173:21, 213:12, 266:23, 273:23 Whatever - 33:8, 61:21, 61:23, 101:24, 114:10, 121:11, 137:23, 141:6, 159:15, 172:7, 191:1, 226:23, 237:8 What's - 20:6, 67:6, 71:1, 87:24, 88:3, 128:8, 131:25, 132:22, 145:2, 148:1, 150:21, 151:25, 184:20, 229:19, 236:23, 239:5 Whenever - 79:20, 105:22, 250:14 Whereas - 127:13 Where's - 270:10, 270:14 Wherever - 58:6, 263:14 Whether - 25:25, 26:2, 43:7, 113:1, 242:21, 246:15, 274:8 Whichever - 222:20 While - 14:22, 19:19, 20:1, 53:1, 73:7, 94:13, 105:16, 176:16, 241:21, 258:18, 268:21 White - 148:14 Whoever - 16:6, 25:23, 64:20, 65:14, 100:6, 119:22, 126:22, 154:13, 159:9, 199:17, 229:9, 231:5, 232:7, 250:14 Whole - 11:9, 11:13, 19:1, 19:5, 23:17, 87:18, 90:25, 104:25, 137:19, 140:19, 142:10, 208:24, 243:25, 256:17 Who's - 131:24, 131:25 Will - 3:19, 4:13, 5:6, 39:14, 123:5, 123:7, 134:8, 159:7, 174:5, 243:14, 275:10 Willing - 5:13 Window - 159:3 Wintertime - 172:24 Within - 43:3, 80:12, 80:24, 90:3, 96:6, 97:7, 155:6, 173:2, 187:2, 246:8 Without - 132:8, 245:11, 245:18 Witness - 6:14, 6:15, 6:17 Won - 96:5 Wondered - 230:12 Wondering - 162:11 Won't - 42:13 Word - 244:13, 244:14, 251:20 Worker - 148:23 Works - 28:9, 34:6, 147:11, 182:1, 212:12 Worried - 236:7, 241:9 Worry - 99:3 Worth - 6:24 Write - 19:24, 80:2, 80:11, 80:14, 91:19, 91:22, 92:18, 115:23, 119:7, 120:17, 125:19, 128:22, 129:4, 142:11, 194:15, 194:20 Writing - 6:6, 92:13, 115:5, 115:6, 119:10 Written - 22:21, 120:24, 124:22, 228:11 Wrote - 92:21, 117:19, 126:11, 130:14, 134:3 Year - 10:12, 11:21, 96:5, 96:6 Years - 10:11, 10:25, 11:1, 11:9, 142:4, 160:14, 166:22, 216:1, 254:2 Yellow - 31:23 Yep - 146:21, 159:19, 210:9, 210:24 Yesterday - 106:19 Yet - 25:11, 88:24 York - 3:5, 3:17, 4:4, 6:13, 7:19, 8:10, 8:11 You'd - 152:7 You'll - 154:8, 218:15 Yourself - 6:1, 69:5, 228:19 You've - 58:6, 80:21, 96:11, 132:14, 168:11, 223:23 Cz) ZA - 106:24, 107:6, 107:19, 108:10, 108:13, 108:14, 108:15, 109:2, 109:20, 111:16, 111:21, 113:16, 127:4, 138:4, 157:8, 162:13, 162:14 | "79 - 7:22 a 00:12:35 - 20:13 00:20:31 - 31:17 00:30:47 - 45:24 00:33:56 - 50:15 00:36:01 - 53:19 00:36:05 - 53:20 00:38:15 - 56:8 00:49:03 - 69:17 00:53:10 - 74:25 00:58:37 - 82:14 01:00:45 - 85:15 01:06:57 - 93:25 01:07:18 - 94:17 01:11:54 - 100:2 01:20:17 - 111:8 01:25:01 - 116:11 01:26:12 - 117:23 01:31:29 - 123:25 01:34:37 - 128:3 01:49:49 - 147:6 01:53:09 - 152:9 01:55:27 - 155:21 02:08:22 - 172:1 02:10:30 - 174:25 02:13:15 - 178:23 02:13:46 - 179:20 02:15:10 - 181:23 02:20:49 - 189:14 02:31:27 - 202:5 02:37:22 - 210:1 02:37:47 - 210:22 02:58:21 - 240:4 02:59:46 - 241:19 03:10:02 - 253:23 03:10:17 - 254:9 03:15:35 - 262:2 03:22:21 - 270:19 06 - 198:3, 198:4 a 1:00 - 166:11 1:14 - 3:12 1:16 - 6:8, 6:10 1:45 - 157:20 1:50 - 39:8 10:30 - 155:5 101 - 187:2, 187:4 10465 - 7:19 10th - 7:8, 8:18, 12:3, 12:6, 12:7, 98:5, 106:6, 135:15, 150:25, 151:4, 157:17, 157:20, 174:11, 189:6, 204:9, 205:5, 212:23, 237:5, 242:17 11 - 101:23, 155:3, 268:21 11:00 - 122:4 11:27 - 86:4, 86:21 11:28 - 86:5 11:30 - 260:11 12 - 38:22, 101:23 12:00 - 72:22, 72:23, 117:5, 118:3, 119:9, 119:14, 160:4, 253:2, 253:3 12:30 - 22:4 122-62-3749 - 7:25 123 - 121:18 13 - 101:24, 195:8 14 - 3:12, 14:16, 129:2, 195:8, 276:22 15 - 19:23, 128:22, 129:1, 129:4, 187:22, 195:8, 220:22, 232:16 16 - 195:8 17 - 195:8 18 - 187:11, 195:6 19 - 54:7, 195:6 1978 - 5:1 1998 - 9:14 EFTA00116348

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a 20 - 91:12 2005 - 9:16 201 - 196:13 2011 - 9:22 2014 - 10:24, 11:3 2015 - 11:6 2020 - 11:21 2021 - 3:12, 14:17, 276:22 205 - 198:2, 199:25, 200:1 206L - 189:10, 195:15 21 - 11:3, 186:15, 186:16, 186:18, 187:2, 187:3, 187:10, 187:12, 187:14, 187:21, 187:23, 188:20, 199:1, 202:22 21st - 10:24, 186:21 220 - 175:2, 175:7, 175:12, 189:8, 190:11, 195:5, 197:8, 197:9, 199:3, 199:4, 200:3, 200:8, 201:18, 201:19, 202:2, 203:5, 203:15, 204:9, 205:4 221 - 174:22, 174:23 222 - 174:23 226/2 - 4:18 23rd - 16:11, 190:15, 196:19, 196:24 24 - 19:10 24/7 - 238:17 2911 -7:18 29th - 197:2, 197:7, 197:14, 198:24, 199:1, 204:9, 205:5 2nd - 17:21, 18:22, 20:23, 21:9 a 3:00 - 59:19 3:15 - 110:18, 111:6, 113:11, 116:1, 137:23, 138:1, 140:5, 141:2, 155:14, 157:8, 159:10, 161:15, 161:18, 162:13, 162:19 3:30 - 59:20, 157:22, 159:13 30 - 18:4, 22:4, 23:7, 26:25, 33:2, 80:8, 80:12, 80:13, 80:20, 80:25, 81:6, 90:3, 91:12, 91:25, 97:7, 100:1 30th - 23:25, 29:2, 30:1, 33:5, 104:8, 196:22, 198:25, 204:9 360 - 87:22 3rd - 44:13, 66:24 ee 4:39 - 276:20 4:40 - 276:21 40 - 76:16, 80:12, 90:3, 97:7, 274:12 49th - 8:17 Cs) 5:00 - 106:12, 106:23, 121:25, 122:8, 126:14 5:30 - 141:8 a 6:00 - 12:9, 68:12, 68:14, 68:16, 76:19, 84:9, 247:15, 248:12, 249:18, 252:25, 253:3 646-400-2919 - 8:3 7/14 - 14:15 7/14/2021 - 6:7 7/29 - 205:4 7:05 - 92:20 7:15 - 92:19 7:31 - 98:10, 98:11 71 - 111:12 72 - 109:2, 109:4, 109:5, 111:15, 119:9 73 - 108:13, 108:15, 108:24, 109:3, 109:6, 111:10, 111:16, 111:21, 111:25, 112:1, 112:3, 112:11, 119:10 74 - 108:22, 110:8, 111:6, 111:8, 113:25, 127:14 754 -121:17 757 -121:16 76 - 107:20, 109:16, 110:10 77 - 107:1, 107:9, 107:13, 107:14, 8/10 - 205:5 8/10/2019 - 195:23 8:00 - 44:22, 63:2, 64:6, 68:13, 68:17, 72:7, 72:13, 72:14, 72:19, 75:22, 105:13, 106:21, 109:12, 176:9, 248:13, 253:3 8:28 - 111:15, 111:16 8:30 - 52:3, 109:14 8:38 - 45:2, 50:25, 56:13 85993-054 - 39:12 86824054 - 116:21 8th - 196:14, 196:16 9:00 - 42:9, 42:24, 43:11, 68:1 9:30 - 42:9, 51:3, §1:4 9:50 - 144:19 EFTA00116349