201 1 determination was made because from the 2 officer's station, like you said 3 MR. You could -. 4 MR. -- where I circled 5 MR. You could see him. 6 MR. -- you could see the 7 door. 8 MR. Yes. 9 MR. So that's why I thought 10 it was decided to put Epstein in that one. 11 MR. Right. Because it's right 12 off the -. 13 MR. So what I'm asking is, do 14 you know who made that decision? 15 MR. Probably between the 16 Captain, AW and the Warden. 17 MR. So at that point, he's in 18 220. Who is responsible for making sure that 19 he's coded at 220? 20 MR. Well, when he came - when 21 he comes up from suicide watch, it should have 22 been Control. 23 MR. So Control apparently put 24 him in, what you're saying, is 206? 25 MR. Correct. EFTA00116260

202 1 MR. So after he's now in - 2 he's not in 206, he's in 220, who is 3 responsible for making that change? 4 MR. Well, (Indiscernible 5 *02:31:27) notices it or when we conduct the 6 bed book count which most likely we didn't. It 7 regularly should have been me to key him, "Oh, 8 okay, he's there," but I never saw that he was 9 in the wrong cell. 10 MR. So that's what I guess, 11 so how would that - so I guess the question is, 12 how would it be noticed that he was in the 13 wrong cell? Is that something that's supposed 14 to be like reviewed or you're supposed to be 15 checking? How does that 16 MR. When you conduct a bed -. 17 MR. -- and I don't know, so 18 again -. 19 MR. Well, no, when you conduct 20 a bed book count, which now, it happens every 21 week, before, maybe once a month, or the next 22 time you notice would be, "Oh, 21 days to move 23 him," you would have came out that cell and he 24 was never in that cell. But you still see him, 25 you see who is there. EFTA00116261

203 1 MR. Yeah, yeah. 2 MR. But you just don't verify 3 with the bed book count. 4 MR. : Now, are you confident 5 that he was always in 220 though from the time 6 he returned from suicide watch? 7 MR. That I remember? Yes. 8 MR. All right. 9 MR. The only time I remember he 10 was in another cell, was when he was in 11 Tartaglione's cell, which that was right before 12 he went to suicide watch. 13 MR. Okay. From the time he 14 came back from suicide watch, he was always in 15 220. 16 MR. Yes. 17 MR. And this, 206, was that 18 just an administrative error? 19 MR. That most likely was. 20 MR. Okay. 21 MR. Because i know he was up 22 there. 23 MR. All right. 24 MR. So after Tartaglione, which 25 I wasn't even here when that happened, after he EFTA00116262

204 1 was his bunkie, he was placed on suicide watch 2 and I think I came back and he was already up 3 there in the cell. 4 MR. : All right. So the only 5 two cells that you know of is when he was with 6 Tartaglione and then when he returned from -. 7 MR. Yes. 8 MR. So from basically July, 9 at least 30th, the 29th, to August 10th, 220 is 10 the cell he was always in? 11 MR. Yes. 12 MR. This 206 thing was an 13 administrative error. 14 MR. Correct. 15 MR. And it would have been 16 caught if there were weekly bed book counts 17 done. 18 MR. Yes. 19 MR. All right, and that's 20 other than that bed book count, is there 21 another time that that would have been that 22 that could have been or should have been 23 caught? 24 MR. Maybe when if you were 25 moving him, if you were moving his bunkie, but EFTA00116263

205 1 there's no -. 2 MR. Okay, get a note to make 3 sure we ask for Reyes's cell assignment. And 4 he was always from 220 - I mean, from 7/29 to 5 8/10 - July 29th to August 10th, he was always 6 with Reyes? 7 MR. Okay. All right. Now 8 we're going to talk about - do you mind just 9 initialing. Now would the Lieutenant have any 10 oversight over this as well? 11 MR. f he was there, yes. 12 MR. Is that something he 13 suppo- he's, you know, I think it was we were 14 told that the Lieutenant comes in and audits 15 the books and things like that. Is this 16 somethin that he would have been auditing? 17 MR. I'm not sure if that's - 18 because I haven't worked like as a SHU 19 Lieutenant, but he does have to confirm the 20 rounds. Only way he would order that is 21 probably before the SHU meeting, which the SHU 22 meetings we usually had on Thursdays. 23 MR. Okay. Anything more you 24 want to ask on that? 25 MR. : I don't know if you want him EFTA00116264

206 1 to sign the SHU. 2 MR. We're still going to look 3 at that. So, this has been a great confusion 4 too that we're hoping you can help us. What 5 cameras are actually located in the SHU outside 6 of 10 South and G Tier? 7 MR. At this point in time. 8 MR. So, not at this point in 9 time, in August of 2019. 10 MR. So in August we only had 11 MR. I'm sorry, man. Sorry. 12 MR. -- one camera at the end of 13 the range. So you walk in through the rear 14 door. 15 MR. Can you - again, I guess 16 this is too confusing. 17 MR. So -. 18 MR. Are you able to determine 19 - if we're saying that this is the second 20 floor, here is L Tier. There is Epstein's cell 21 -- 22 MR. So there was always -- 23 MR. -- officer's station. 24 MR. -- a camera right here. 25 MR. That points down this EFTA00116265

207 1 range? 2 MR. Yeah. 3 MR. All right. So that 4 should have been at least where Epstein's cell 5 was located. 6 MR. : Well, it wouldn't - it 7 would see both. 8 MR. We have this camera 9 angle. Where is this camera? This is the 10 officer's station. 11 MR. That - this is outside of 12 10 South, which is the second floor and this is 13 the other office that I was in, the 14 Lieutenant's office on top. 15 MR. Okay. So the 16 Lieutenant's office is here. 17 MR. Yes. 18 MR. So, LT right there. 19 MR. Uh-huh. 20 MR. And then this floor 21 though is 10 South? 22 MR. Yes. This is the entrance 23 to 10 South. 24 MR. : 10 - I'm putting 10 South 25 on the door and pointing to the LT's door. Is EFTA00116266

208 1 this the officer's station? 2 MR. Yes. 3 MR. I'm circling the 4 officer's station. Where would Epstein have 5 been located? 6 MR.MI It's up - you can't see it 7 through there. 8 MR. This over here? 9 MR. Yeah. 10 MR. So I'm going to put E and 11 pointing to it. So that's where Epstein's cell 12 would have been. What is this over here? 13 MR. That's on J Tier. 14 MR. That would have been G 15 Tier? All right, so I'm going to put G 16 MR. J, J. 17 MR. J? Oh. 18 MR. Yeah, J as in Jack. 19 MR. J up that way. All 20 right. So that's our point of reference. What 21 other cameras other than this should have there 22 been in the SHU? 23 MR. Well, there's another one 24 out here that focused on the whole MPA, which 25 the MPA is this general right here area. EFTA00116267

209 1 MR. Okay. 2 MR. And then every range, when 3 you walk in, has a camera towards the end. 4 This is -- 5 MR. So every range -- 6 MR. -- in August. 7 MR. -- is supposed to have a 8 camera? 9 MR. Yes. They did. They still 10 have them there. 11 MR. So when you call it a 12 range, you're talking about -- 13 MR. All right, so -. 14 MR. each tier? 15 MR. Yes, each tier. So, I walk 16 into the tier, there's a camera at the end of 17 all of them. Now -. 18 MR. So, every one of them 19 should have had a camera. 20 MR. 21 they are still there. 22 MR. That should have been 23 working. 24 MR. orrect. 25 MR. (Indiscernible Yes. They did have camera, EFTA00116268

210 1 *02:37:22). 2 MR. They're still there, the 3 cameras. 4 MR. Are you able to tell, 5 what is this a picture of? 6 MR That's the Sally port, the 7 visiting elevator. 8 MR. On the 9th floor? 9 MR. Yep. 10 MR. So when you say, 11 "Visiting elevator," what does that mean? 12 MR. So you walk in through the 13 first floor and only - if there's visitors, you 14 can come out through there. So -. 15 MR. : You can visit the SHU? 16 MR. Yes. 17 MR. : Like outsiders? 18 MR. Yes. Visit the SHU 19 inmates. 20 MR. I didn't know that. So 21 instead of bring the SHU, the inmates down 22 (Indiscernible *02:37:47) the visitors actually 23 24 MR. ep. 25 MR. -- come into the SHU? EFTA00116269

211 1 MR. 2 in here, they sit down with their visitors. 3 MR So this is called the -. 4 MR Sally - 9 visiting Sally. 5 MR 9 -- 6 MR isiting Sally. 7 MR -- visiting - is Sally, 8 S-A-L-L-Y? 9 MR. Yes. 10 MR. All right, the second one 11 we just went over. That's from 10 South 12 outside of. What is this? 13 MR. That's 10 South. 14 MR. This is 10 South? And 15 this again is 10 South? 16 MR. Yes. 17 MR. : And again, 10 South. Is 18 there a reason why - did you want to identify - 19 20 MR. No, no, it's okay. 21 MR. I'm going to actually 22 take those -- 23 MR. Yeah. 24 MR. -- pictures out of this 25 and just look at those three. All right. So And they walk into the room EFTA00116270

212 1 the fact that we only have these three camera 2 angles and saying that these are the three that 3 are only working, do you know anything about 4 that? Do you know if all those other cameras 5 should have been working on each of the ranges? 6 MR. Well, they should have. 7 MR. All right. So, each 8 tier, to your knowledge on every single one, 9 including on L Tier where Epstein was located, 10 should have had a camera that pointed down. 11 MR. : They should have a working 12 camera. They still have the camera. It works. 13 At that time, I don't know if it did or didn't, 14 but the camera was on the wall. It's there on 15 the wall. 16 MR. On the wall of every 17 tier. 18 MR. Correct. 19 MR. Including Epstein's tier. 20 MR. Yes. 21 MR. Do you know anything 22 about those cameras not working on August 9th 23 or August 10th? 24 MR No. 25 MR Do you know anything EFTA00116271

213 1 about Epstein's tier, that camera not working 2 on -. 3 MR. No. 4 MR. Who is responsible for 5 making sure that the cameras were working? 6 MR. think the Com Department. 7 Com Tech 8 MR. And do you remember in 9 August 2019 who was working in the Com 10 Department? Anybody? Is there a Mr.IIIIIIII? 11 MR. I think that's the 12 only one. The only Com Tech that we've had and 13 that we still have. 14 MR. And he's still here? 15 MR. 16 MR. 17 would 18 this? 19 MR. Yes. All right, so be the person to talk to about Maybe tell you more or less 20 if what cameras worked or didn't work at that 21 time. 22 MR. : Okay. But no one ever 23 talked to you? Is there any way that as the 24 OIC or anybody that worked in the SHU that you 25 would have known that the cameras were or were EFTA00116272

214 1 not working? 2 MR. No. 3 MR. : So who - is there anybody 4 that live monitors any of those cameras? 5 MR. That I know of? No. 6 MR. : All right. So you don't 7 know anything else about the cameras? Is this 8 the first you're hearing that these cameras 9 were down? 10 MR. I mean, I've heard it in 11 the news, but not from the building. 12 MR. Is that - does that raise 13 any suspicion for you the fact that these 14 cameras aren't - they don't have video of these 15 cameras? 16 MR. Not really. This building, 17 there's always something going wrong in the 18 building. So, it wouldn't surprise me or 19 didn't surprise me when they said the cameras 20 weren't working. 21 MR All right. But, I mean, 22 that many? If we have how many tiers are in 23 you just do this top page. That many -. 24 MR. In six tiers. 25 MR. Six tiers and we don't EFTA00116273

215 1 have any cameras for any of the six tiers then. 2 Is that to you like, "Wait, what?" Does -. 3 MR. Not really. 4 MR. : No? 5 MR. No, not really. Like I 6 said, sometimes the lights go off in the tier 7 and we got to reset the breaker, so ever since 8 I started, there's always been a problem with 9 something not working in this building. So the 10 camera doesn't surprise me, it's just another 11 thing that didn't work for the moment. 12 MR.-: So this is where like, 13 it's just like, what are your - what is your 14 opinion on the fact that we got no cameras 15 working on at least, you know, definitely on 16 Epstein's tier, he's in the wrong cell, you 17 know, we could always - you know, the counts 18 are basically, you know, potentially falsified, 19 the counts weren't done. Is there anything 20 that you're seeing here that you're like, 21 "Somebody is covering up for somebody," or, 22 "Somebody is like manipulating things or 23 deleting cameras or taking anything down?" Is 24 there a reason for you to believe any of that? 25 MR.IIIIIIIII: Mm, not really. I said, EFTA00116274

216 1 going on seven years now, a lot of stuff has 2 gone wrong in this building and I highly doubt 3 that stuff was on purpose. My -. 4 MR. What about even to just 5 cover up -- 6 MR. My belief -. 7 MR. from what they were 8 doing administratively? Is there anybody that 9 would have been able to, like, knock cameras 10 out or knock them down or manipulate them? 11 MR. o, because -. 12 MR. Do Lieutenants have the 13 ability to do that? 14 MR. No, the Lieutenants don't 15 and leaves at like, I think, at 2:00 in 16 the afternoon. 17 MR. So like, for instance, if 18 an Ops Lieutenant, would that - would an Ops 19 Lieutenant be able to -- 20 MR. Go somewhere 21 MR. -- manipulate the 22 cameras 23 MR. -- and turn the syst-. 24 MR. -- or anything? 25 MR. No. EFTA00116275

217 1 MR. No? 2 MR. No. 3 MR. Even from like the camera 4 room or anything like that? 5 MR. No, we don't have access to 6 the camera room. 7 MR. Okay. 8 MR. We could log in to the 9 camera system, but we can't turn on or turn off 10 any camera. 11 MR. So who has the ability to 12 turn on and turn off cameras? 13 MR. That should be the Com 14 shop. 15 MR. All right, so just 16 Daniels 17 MR. Yes. 18 MR. -- is the only person 19 that can do it? Okay. Do you know who BOP 20 employee is? 21 MR. He's a case manager here. 22 MR. Okay. Still here? 23 MR. Yes. 24 MR. All right. Are you aware 25 on August 9, 2019, when worked and what EFTA00116276

218 1 his responsibilities were, like in - I don't 2 even know if he's on here, let me see. 3 MR. I didn't even think he was 4 here that day. 5 MR. He was. Yeah, okay. So, 6 if you can find him on there and tell me if you 7 can figure out what his role and 8 responsibilities were, looking at the daily 9 assignment roster. 10 MR. 11 MR. : Yes. 12 MR. He's Unit Team, he wouldn't 13 be on this roster. 14 MR. Well, if you look at the 15 bottom, you'll find his name at least. 16 MR. That's 17 MR. That's a different one? 18 MR. Correct. 19 MR. All right. So Unit Team, 20 does that mean he's non-custody? 21 MR. Yes. 22 MR. Okay. And what were his 23 roles and responsibilities, do you know? 24 MR. He's a Case Manager, pretty 25 much serving incident reports, referring them EFTA00116277

219 5 MR. 6 MR. -- is one of things that 7 -. 8 MR. gal paperwork. 9 MR. y. So -- 10 MR. copies. 11 MR. did you have any 12 conversations with on August 9, 2019 13 regarding Epstein? 14 MR. No. 15 MR. Did you ever - did you 16 remember ever talking with about 17 Epstein? 18 MR. Huh-uh. 19 MR. Do you know anything 20 about llowing Epstein to make a 21 telephone call on the evening of August 9, 22 2019? 23 MR. No. 24 MR. : Did you hear anything 25 about that after the fact? 1 to DHO, give out legal phone calls. 2 MR. Okay. 3 MR. Deal with some -- 4 MR. Legal phone calls -- kind of legal -- EFTA00116278

220 1 MR. No, and that's new. 2 MR. So do you know anything 3 about Epstein being authorized a telephone call 4 from the SHU? 5 MR. =los 6 MR. You ever hear anything 7 about Epstein making a telephone call from 8 inside the shower area? 9 MR. No. 10 MR. Do you know about inmates 11 in general ever making telephone calls from 12 that shower? 13 MR. They're not supposed to. 14 MR. They're not supposed to? 15 MR. No. 16 MR. Is there a jack there 17 though? 18 MR. There's no jack close to 19 the shower. Usually for a phone call, we plug 20 in the phone to the jack and give them the 21 phone through the slot. They make their phone 22 call, 15 minutes are up, you take the phone 23 back. 24 MR. So Epstein placed a 25 telephone call from the shower, they plugged in EFTA00116279

221 1 the thing, gave Epstein the telephone and then 2 closed the shower doors I guess and allowed him 3 to speak in there. Has that ever happened 4 before? 5 MR. The only place that I think 6 that would reach would be G Tier. Because 7 they're inside the tiers, the jacks weren't 8 working. 9 MR. ': And am I saying that 10 correctly? 11 MR. : Yeah, I think the shower was 12 in the G Tier. I think one -. 13 MR. It was a shower in the G 14 Tier 15 MR Yeah. 16 MR. -- not in the L Tier, so 17 he placed a telephone call from a shower, not 18 necessarily the L Tier shower. So he placed a 19 telephone call from the shower, a shower and it 20 was plugged into a non-recorded line. 21 MR. Well, those are the legal 22 phone calls because we can't listen to the - or 23 the attorney phone calls aren't supposed to be 24 on a recorded line, from my understanding. 25 MR. All right. So is that EFTA00116280

222 1 something that you would allow inmates to do? 2 MR. Personally, I put them 3 downstairs. 4 MR. When you say, 5 "Downstairs," where is that? 6 MR. In the recreation area, the 7 law library. 8 MR. So outside of the SHU? 9 MR. Correct. No, it's actually 10 inside the SHU 11 MR. : Okay. 12 MR. -- but it's like a cage 13 that where the computers were and plug in the 14 phone in the tier and make it reach all the way 15 downstairs. 16 MR. Is it abnormal -- 17 MR. Not the shower. 18 MR. -- that they allowed 19 Epstein to place a call from the shower, 20 whichever shower it was, it sounds like G Tier 21 and us a legal line? 22 MR. Not really, unless there's 23 no - couldn't put him on the library or you 24 couldn't put him in the rec cage then. 25 MR. What if you told the officer EFTA00116281

223 1 that he wanted to call his mother? 2 MR. You got social calls for 3 that and those calls, they would be recorded. 4 MR. And what would be a 5 reason why that it would be on a legal line to 6 call his, quote, unquote, mother? 7 MR. There shouldn't be. 8 MR. Z: There should be? 9 MR. There shouldn't be. Use 10 your minutes. 11 MR. So you hadn't heard 12 anything about this? 13 MR. No. 14 MR. This is the first you're 15 hearing of it? 16 MR. Yes. 17 MR. Okay. Would it be 18 abnormal that would have set this up 19 for him to be able to call his mother from the 20 shower then and plug it in the legal line? 21 MR. Unless he told him he was 22 calling his attorney, but even with that, 23 you've got to verify the attorney, "This is - 24 is this attorney such and such?" "Yes, okay, 25 I'm going to put your client on the phone." EFTA00116282

224 1 That's how it should have been. 2 MR. And even at that, is 3 someone supposed to monitor that telephone 4 call? 5 MR. : Well, he can't sit there 6 and listen to it, but once your time is up 7 then, "All right, give me the phone back." 8 MR. : Okay. So no one is 9 actually supposed to sit there and actually 10 monitor the call even though it's not recorded? 11 MR. Correct. 12 MR. : They are not? 13 MR. They are not because of 14 it's a legal call. 15 MR. Okay. And it's only a 16 legal call that's not supposed to be monitored? 17 MR. 18 MR. orrect. As far as a call to his 19 mother or anybody other than a legal call, it 20 should have been recorded? 21 MR. s. On a recorded line, 22 yes. 23 MR. And does everybody in the 24 SHU know that? 25 MR. Yes. EFTA00116283

225 1 MR. Should known 2 that? 3 MR. Definitely. 4 MR. Okay. And when inmates 5 place calls from the SHU, how is that - how do 6 you keep track of that, if at all? 7 MR. Well, we have - on SENTRY, 8 we have the TRUFONE, so we just print that or 9 in SHU we should - I don't know if they're 10 still doing it, they had a log book so you 11 request for the phone, I give it to you, I fill 12 it - I put your name down that you had a phone 13 call. 14 MR. So I guess that's what - 15 is it tr- Epstein didn't actually have one of 16 those like keypad things. 17 MR. C and PIN. 18 MR. Oh, he didn't have one? 19 MR. So if he didn't have one, 20 how would he place a call? 21 MR. He can't. 22 MR. : So the only way he could 23 place a call is from an actual -. 24 MR. Unit Team, yes. 25 MR. So if the - if in those EFTA00116284

226 1 cases, are the calls supposed to be monitored? 2 MR. Yes. 3 MR. So in this case, if 4 Epstein placed a call and was told, like - my 5 understanding is got the approval to 6 allow him to place a call but left him in the 7 shower area, left the unit, and no one 8 monitored the call. Is that a problem? 9 MR. es. So -- 10 MR. Who -. 11 MR. - if it's -. 12 MR. Who should have been 13 responsible for monitoring that call? 14 MR. He should have. 15 MR. 16 MR. Yes. He should just not 17 stand there and listen to his conversation, but 18 he should have verified -- 19 MR. Even if it's not a legal 20 call. 21 MR. Well, if he said -. 22 MR. So he doesn't have one of 23 these PAC and PINs, or whatever it's called and 24 they said he -. 25 MR. Then it's not going to be a EFTA00116285

227 1 social call, then it's going to be a legal 2 call. 3 MR. No, no, no. What I'm 4 saying is, he doesn't have the ability to make 5 a social call, but he's provided the approval, 6 "Yes, allow him to make this call, but monitor 7 it," stood there. 8 He should have stood by 9 there. 10 MR. : And is the one 11 who should have done that? 12 MR. IIIIIIII : Yes. Because he's the one 13 who put him on the phone. 14 MR. All right. And he 15 shouldn't have passed that responsibility off 16 to someone in the SHU? 17 MR. Correct. 18 MR. Okay. 19 MR. So if, for instance, the 20 Warden says, "Give Mr. Smith a phone call, a 21 five minute phone call but make sure you stand 22 there and monitor it," then, "Here's the phone, 23 it's going to be on a non-recorded line," but I 24 am going to stand there and listen to your 25 conversation because it's not a legal phone EFTA00116286

228 1 call -- 2 MR. Right. 3 MR. -- it's just kind of like a 4 courtesy phone call, you're given the 5 opportunity to call your family. "Okay, you're 6 phone call is done? Thank you." Hang up the 7 phone and walk away. 8 MR. And how are those calls 9 allowed, did you say? 10 MR. hould be a book. 11 MR. In a written book? 12 MR. log book. Yes. 13 MR. Okay. Not in anything in 14 like a TRUSCOPE or anything 15 MR. No. 16 MR. -- like that? SENTRY? 17 MR. You could put it on 18 TRUSCOPE, just to kind of - in case something 19 like this happens, cover yourself. 20 MR. Okay. 21 MR. Let's say an order like that 22 did come down. Are they allowed to call any 23 person they wanted or does it have to be a 24 specific number off a list? 25 MR. It has to be a legal phone EFTA00116287

229 1 call only. 2 MR. No, no, no. If -. 3 MR. Only to your attorneys. 4 MR. If he doesn't have the 5 ability to make a social call and they say 6 that, "Yes, allow him to have this social 7 call," would he even have a list if he never 8 MR. No. No, he could just call 9 whoever he wants to on the phone. 10 MR. Okay. 11 MR. But I guess though, I 12 want to make sure you're understanding that 13 question. When you're given the ability to 14 make phone calls, they vet people and you have 15 a list of people that you're allowed to call, 16 correct? 17 MR. ight. 18 MR. Like the monitored calls. 19 If you're never given that - what's it called? 20 PAC and -. 21 MR. IN and PAC. 22 MR. PIN and PAC, if you're 23 never given a PIN and PAC, do we even have a 24 list of people that you -. 25 MR. No. EFTA00116288

230 1 MR. So he wouldn't actually 2 have a list. 3 MR. Correct. 4 MR. If you want to follow up 5 on that -- 6 MR. No, no, no. 7 MR. -- that's fine. But do 8 you know if he had a list or not? 9 MR. There was a - I think that 10 someone has mentioned that there was a list, 11 but I'm not aware, I haven't seen a list, so I 12 just wondered if he would know. 13 MR. : But if he doesn't have 14 the PIN and PAC, no list would have ever -- 15 MR. Just nothing would -- 16 MR. -- been generated, right? 17 MR. -- exist. 18 MR. Right. 19 MR. Unless his list of 20 attorneys, that would be the only list he 21 should have. 22 MR. Okay. 23 MR. When inmates are brought into 24 the MCC, are they asked for a list of people 25 that they would like to call or keep as a EFTA00116289

231 1 contact, anything like that? 2 MR. So you're asked for an 3 emergency contact, and that's it. When you see 4 Unit Team, you give Unit Team a list of family 5 members or whoever you want to call, they put 6 it into the system. 7 MR. Okay. 8 MR. If it's attorneys, they 9 also have a list of attorneys that you can call 10 and you only make that phone call with Unit 11 Team there present. 12 MR. If he did give that name to 13 the Unit Team, where would they put it? 14 MR. That would be Unit Team. I 15 don't know where they have -. 16 MR. Or it's not like in 17 MR. No, it's not in SENTRY -- 18 MR. Okay. 19 MR. -- like that. 20 MR. And to you, though, is 21 that extremely abnormal? Have you ever heard 22 of something like that before? Somebody being 23 provided a phone call? 24 MR. t's happened before. 25 MR. Not having one of these EFTA00116290

232 1 PAC and PINs and then walking away and letting 2 them just speak? 3 MR. Well, it's happened where 4 they've given inmates a phone call or transfer 5 a phone call when they don't have a PIN and 6 PAC, but most of the time it's a five minutes 7 call whoever you're going to call, just like if 8 the Chaplain receives a death notification in 9 the family, he brings you up, he gives you that 10 five minute phone call, but he's sitting there 11 next to you listening to your phone call. Once 12 your phone call is done, "Okay, go back to your 13 cell." 14 MR. But as far as, if this in 15 fact happened where gave him a call, 16 leaves the tier, 15 minutes calls somebody in 17 the SHU and say, "Hey, let Epstein know his 18 telephone call is done and get the phone back." 19 Is that -- 20 MR. t's-. 21 MR. -- pretty problematic or 22 is it just -. 23 MR. It shouldn't happen, but 24 it's happened. 25 MR. Okay. EFTA00116291

233 1 MR. t's happened. 2 MR. Do you think it's because 3 it was Epstein, he was a guy - "I want to give 4 him his privacy because he's got this --" you 5 know, "--he's -- 6 MR. Mm. 7 MR. -- he's got this air 8 around him, he's a big deal," or why do you 9 think would have done that? 10 MR. Probably a million things 11 on his head to do. 12 MR. Okay. How severe do you 13 believe that that would be though or if at all? 14 MR. Should not have did that 15 because of what happened. 16 MR Right. 17 MR But if it didn't happen, 18 then it would be another regular inmate. 19 MR Okay. Anything more on 20 that? How - we're getting - we're almost 21 there, I promise. How was Epstein's 22 interactions with other inmates? 23 MR. Well, he only spoke to two, 24 which was Tartaglione and Reyes. 25 MR. Never really any other EFTA00116292

234 1 dealings? 2 MR. Everybody was always trying 3 to talk to him. 4 MR. But he wouldn't talk 5 back? 6 MR. Just regular conversation, 7 nothing crazy. 8 MR. Well, how, I guess, how 9 were his interactions, I guess, with his cell 10 mates then, Tartaglione and Reyes? 11 MR. Well, he always got along 12 with Tartaglione -- 13 MR. He did? 14 MR. -- that I understood. They 15 were both always talking. They never had issue 16 with each other. 17 MR. What about with Reyes? 18 MR. None either. 19 MR. Okay. So both seemed to 20 get along fine? 21 :1= es. 22 Okay. When was the last 23 time you interacted with or saw Epstein? 24 MR. That should have been, 25 what, August 9th. EFTA00116293

235 1 MR. So August 9th, the day 2 you left work - last - what was his state of 3 mind at that time? 4 MR. He seemed calm. 5 MR. Yeah? Anything -- 6 MR. He actually -- 7 MR. -- any 8 MR. -- joked around because he 9 asked for a new jumper and I told him, "No." 10 And he said, "Why not?" I was like, "It's a 11 jail, this is what you got to do. Nobody else 12 gets a jumper, it's not Versace," you know. 13 He's, "Ha, ha, ha, ha," he laughed and that's 14 it. I brought him downstairs to attorney 15 visit. 16 MR. Okay. Nothing abnormal 17 though or out of the ordinary? 18 MR No. 19 MR Okay. 20 MR He was very polite. 21 MR Was he complaining about 22 anything? 23 MR. No. 24 MR. Aside from the jumper? 25 MR. Not really. EFTA00116294

236 1 MR. Did he talk about any 2 other inmates or anything? 3 MR. o, he just like normal. 4 MR. Express that he was in 5 fear or anything like that? 6 MR. No. He was just, you know, 7 always worried about his attorney visit. 8 MR. Were any threats made to 9 Epstein that you're aware of? 10 MR. ■ 11 MR. 12 was in prison? 13 MR. No. Do you know why Epstein Because of - what is it, 14 the child molestation and a bunch of other 15 stuff according to the news. 16 MR. And did you have any 17 specific feelings with regard to why he was in 18 prison? 19 MR. of really, to me, just an 20 inmate. 21 MR. And would you have pretty 22 frequent conversations with Epstein? 23 MR. Mornings, I mean, "What's 24 up? You all right?" "Yeah, I'm good." 25 "Okay." EFTA00116295

237 1 MR. Anything of substance 2 other than just, "Hello?" 3 MR. No. 4 MR. No? And you said you 5 didn't work on August 10th, correct? 6 MR. Correct. 7 MR. When was your next shift? 8 MR. Monday, whatever date the 9 Monday was. 10 MR. And did you speak with 11 BOP employees at that time about Epstein's 12 death? 13 MR. Everybody was talking a 14 lot, like, "Oh, shit, you hear what happened?" 15 "Yeah." That's like regular - nothing into 16 details. 17 MR.-: What was your 18 understanding of how he died? 19 MR. According to what I hear 20 and they said it was a suicide. 21 MR. Suicide? And do you know 22 anything about anyone else taking Epstein's 23 life? 24 MR. No. 25 MR. Do you know anything EFTA00116296

238 1 about others assisting with taking Epstein's 2 life? 3 MR. Definitely, no. 4 MR. : Do you believe that 5 Epstein took his own life? 6 MR. Yes. 7 MR. : Did Epstein act alone in 8 taking his own life? 9 MR. Yes. 10 MR. : What would have prevented 11 Epstein's death? 12 MR. if he was still on suicide 13 watch. 14 MR. So you believe he should 15 have still been on suicide watch? 16 MR. If he was still on suicide 17 watch, he would have had 24/7 supervision. 18 MR. On that note, do you 19 think he was appropriately placed in SHU or 20 should have he been on like 10 South or G Tier? 21 MR. : Well, if he was on 10 22 South, he would have been alone. If he was on 23 G Tier, he still would have been alone. 24 MR. And you think it was very 25 important because of Psychology that he was EFTA00116297

239 1 with someone else? 2 MR. Correct. 3 MR. Okay. 4 MR. I feel, if he already tried 5 once, what's the chances he's going to not try 6 again. 7 MR. And do you believe he 8 should have still been on suicide watch? 9 MR 10 MR 11 MR Yes. You do? I think it was, what, two 12 weeks maybe or one week and then he came into 13 population -- 14 MR. Well, how -. 15 MR. - or he came to Special 16 Housing. 17 MR. How often are inmates 18 typically on suicide watch or psych 19 observation? 20 MR. Well, if you actually 21 committed or did the noose and all that stuff, 22 then at least two weeks. 23 MR. So at least two weeks -- 24 MR. At least two weeks. 25 MR. -- he should have been? EFTA00116298

240 1 MR. Yes. 2 MR. And what is your belief, 3 why did they release him early from suicide 4 watch or (Indiscernible *02:58:21)? 5 MR. Because he was Epstein. 6 MR. So you think it was 7 because he requested it? 8 MR. Yes. Well, this is my - 9 he's according to everybody, very important, 10 so. 11 MR. Right. And with all that 12 we talked about and like, you know, again, 13 speaking about the cameras, the, you know, 14 logs, the count shifts, you know, all this kind 15 of stuff, do you believe there's any suspicious 16 activity at play with regards to Epstein's 17 death? 18 I think, maybe when he came 19 to maybe a round or a count sheet, yes, could 20 have been stuff messed up, but any foul play 21 with staff, I don't think so. 22 MR. What about even with like 23 Psychology placing him into the SHU a little 24 early? I know you said it's because he was 25 Epstein, but do you think that it had anything EFTA00116299

241 1 to do with people hoping he killed himself? 2 MR. don't think so. 3 MR. No? 4 MR. don't think so. I think 5 this building is always under the radar with 6 everything so instead of attracting attention, 7 "Let's get him out of -" - because if not, his 8 lawyer is going to eat MCC alive, that's what a 9 lot I feel. This building is worried about 10 being on the paper. 11 MR. Okay. 12 MR. nd what happens? They 13 were on the paper. 14 MR. Right. Now -. 15 MR. If I'm not mistaken, 16 another institution the same day, two inmates 17 also committed suicide. 18 MR. (Indiscernible 19 *02:59:46). Now what about, did anyone ever 20 approach you, either inside or outside the 21 institution about Epstein while he was here? 22 23 MR=No. MR With regard to harming 24 him or assisting him? 25 EFTA00116300

242 1 MR. No? Okay. What are some 2 of the systematic problems inside the MCC and 3 specifically the SHU that allowed for Epstein 4 to die? 5 MR. The shortage of staff. 6 Staff constantly working doubles with little 7 sleep in between. I think that's - we don't 8 have enough equipment, like, you know, we don't 9 have enough tools to make this SHU specifically 10 succeed. 11 MR. What about if you're told 12 that people weren't doing counts and rounds, do 13 you think that played into it as well? 14 MR. Yes. 15 MR. Do you think if rounds 16 were actually conducted, he would at least be 17 alive on August 10th? 18 MR. It takes three minutes for 19 a person to - when that's something look the 20 line. If he wanted to commit suicide, he would 21 have whether the staff would conduct the rounds 22 or not. 23 MR. What about if he had a 24 cell mate with him? 25 MR. Depending who the cell mate EFTA00116301

243 1 is and how the cell mate sleeps, because Reyes 2 also had medical problems. I think it would 3 have been more of a chance for him to be alive 4 if he had a cell mate. Not that -- 5 MR. So on that note 6 MR. -- he definitely would not 7 have tried. 8 MR. Right. So on that note, 9 who out of all the people here, who do you 10 believe holds the most responsibility for 11 reassigning Epstein with a cell mate? 12 MR. I think everybody played a 13 little bit of part. 14 MR. And can - and this will 15 be the last question, tell me what people - 16 what part people played in like how that could 17 have been rectified as far as getting him a new 18 cell mate? 19 MR. 20 MR. Where it should have 21 begun, where it should it have end? 22 MR. So it started with his 23 bunkie leaving. So, yes, I told my relief he 24 needs a bunkie. Maybe R&D should have called, 25 say, "Hey, this is Epstein's -" - the whole EFTA00116302

244 1 building knew who Epstein's bunkie was. R&D 2 should -. 3 MR. So is it acceptable for 4 anybody to say, "I had no idea who Reyes was 5 and I didn't know that Reyes was Epstein's 6 bunkie?" 7 MR. o. 8 MR. Did everybody in the 9 building at the know? 10 MR. Everybody in the building. 11 MR. And how did they know 12 that? 13 MR. Just word. 14 MR. Word of mouth? 15 MR. Everybody talks and it's 16 not that many of us in this building, so. 17 MR. Okay. And I apologize 18 for interrupting, I just wanted to ask this. 19 MR. That's known. 20 MR. : Sorry. 21 MR. So, R&D, "Hey, we're losing 22 this guy, Reyes is leaving." The Lieutenant, 23 "Hey, Psychology, Reyes is leaving." Everybody 24 and since it was a Friday -. 25 MR. So who should have EFTA00116303

245 1 notified the Lieutenants? 2 MR. I think maybe I should have 3 said, "Hey, sir, Reyes is leaving." 4 MR. And do you - 5 MR. "We got to get him a 6 bunkie." Instead of, "Hey, sir, you know, 7 Reyes is leaving today, Epstein needs a 8 bunkie," and just me leaving. 9 MR. And do you believe that 10 you did tell a Lieutenant? 11 MR. Oh, I definitely, without a 12 doubt, strongly believe I told more than one 13 person that Reyes was leaving. 14 MR. I know you have the memo 15 saying that you specifically told as well 16 as and were present, but as far 17 as Lieutenants, do you have that belief that 18 you, without saying I can actually put myself 19 there, do you believe that you told a 20 Lieutenant? 21 MR. Yes. I think I spoke to 22 Lieutenant and 23 MR. 24 you told them? 25 MR. And what do you believe "Reyes is leaving, Epstein EFTA00116304

246 1 is going to need a bunkie." 2 MR. All right. So if they 3 say, "We knew Reyes left, but we didn't know 4 that he wasn't coming back," do you that that's 5 true? 6 MR. Yes. Because, like I 7 explained before, there's a lot of WABs that go 8 downstairs and within one hour, two hours, 9 sometimes right before the 10 o'clock count, 10 they end up coming back. Or they say they're 11 going to court, they'll spend two, three hours 12 in R&D and come back. So it's not always 13 because it says WAB on the paper, a hundred 14 percent guarantee that they're not going to 15 come back. Whether they take all their stuff 16 or not. 17 MR. So you think it's 18 extremely likely you told, not only Perez, but 19 also Durant? Should they have made the 20 notification to either the Captain or to the 21 relief? 22 MR. Maybe they did. I'm sure 23 they did because of 24 MR. Well, if I can tell you - 25 - EFTA00116305

247 1 MR. who Lieutenant -. 2 MR. -- nobody notified the 3 Captain. Should have they notified the 4 Captain? 5 MR. Yeah. 6 MR. If it's claimed that they 7 didn't tell their relief, should have they 8 notified their relief? 9 MR. Yes. 10 MR. All right. 11 MR. So something everybody, 12 especially being Epstein, you pass it down. 13 MR Okay. Now let's say this 14 is a unique situation. Let's say he's 15 working from 6:00 to 2:00. 16 MR. Correct. He leaves the 17 same time I leave. 18 MR. his relief, she's 19 on a regular time shift until 4:00 so she can't 20 start the Activities Lieutenant until 4:00. 21 MR. Correct. 22 MR. What would happen with 23 those two hours in between? He leaves at 2:00, 24 she starts at 4:00. Was he supposed to stay 25 until 4:00 -- EFTA00116306

248 1 MR. No. 2 MR. : -- until he's relieved or 3 can he leave at 2:00 and then just the 4 Activities Lieutenant goes unfilled for two 5 hours? 6 MR. He could leave at 2:00 7 because you have Operations Lieutenant until 4 8 o'clock. 9 MR. Okay. So because - well, 10 I thought both Activities and Lieutenant - 11 thought they both stopped at 2:00. 12 MR. No, one is 6:00 to 2:00, 13 another was 8:00 to 4:00. 14 MR. Okay. So at that time 15 when someone is doing the - 16 MR. Somebody has to be in that 17 position until the next Lieutenant comes in and 18 take over, and 19 MR. But at that time, 20 they're allowing the Ops Lieutenants to leave 21 two hours earlier than their shift due to 22 traffic. So the Ops Lieutenant actually is 23 leaving at 2:00 as well -- 24 MR. 25 MR. -- and then he's being EFTA00116307

249 1 replaced by who is, although the 2 assignment says 4:00, he actually comes in at 3 2:00. 4 MR. So, if -. 5 MR. Because is there, 6 can and both leave? 7 MR. Yes, because is 8 still in the building. 9 MR. : Although doesn't 10 take on Activities shift until 4:00? 11 MR. Until 4 o'clock, correct, 12 yes. 13 MR.-: So there can be just one 14 Ops Lieutenant from 2:00 to 4:00? 15 MR. Yes. 16 MR. Okay. 17 MR. Just like now, there's only 18 one Ops Lieutenant from 6:00 to 10:00 -- 19 MR. Okay. 20 MR. - by themselves. 21 MR. So, anc= if 22 they both knew, they didn't notify the Captain 23 or their relief, what should have happened 24 next? Should -- 25 MR. IIIIIIIII If they did not -. EFTA00116308

250 1 MRS -- at the 4 o'clock 2 count, is that when - so you're saying you kind 3 of could take a little bit of responsibility 4 but you also believe that you not only notified 5 your relief, but you also passed it up the 6 chain, correct? 7 MR. orrect. 8 MR. So now it gets passed up 9 the chain and nothing happens. When should - 10 what should have happened next with regard to 11 the cell mate? When should have the next time 12 this thing have been brought back up? The 4:00 13 -. 14 MR. Whenever - whoever was - 15 the first person that found out that Reyes was 16 not coming back, that person should have passed 17 it down to everybody again. 18 MR. And that would have been, 19 you believe somebody like or one of 20 those? 21 MR. It could have been 22 It could have been R&D that the first person 23 pretty much, like, "Oh, you know, Reyes is not 24 coming back." "Okay." Let's say R&D found out 25 first, then they should have called the Captain EFTA00116309

251 1 or even they should have just notified the 2 Lieutenant. If Reyes found out -. 3 MR. So R&D would actually to 4 straight to the Captain? 5 MR. Or most likely the 6 Lieutenant first, then, "Okay, I did my part, 7 that's pretty much - I did my part, I told the 8 Lieutenant," that's the rest is on - it's on 9 them because I did my part in notifying 10 somebody. 11 MR. : Now, if we're told that 12 R&D usually just goes direct to the SHU, does 13 that sound right to you or do they usually go 14 first to like the Ops or Activity and then 15 somebody else -. 16 MR. ike inform? 17 MR. Yeah, so if they know, 18 "Hey, Reyes isn't - we now know he didn't come 19 back, he was released." R&D is the first 20 person to get that word. What is their typical 21 procedure? Do they contact both the SHU and 22 the Lieutenant or do they contact one or the 23 other? 24 MR. Depending who is working. 25 Sometimes they'll tell both of them, sometimes EFTA00116310

252 1 they'll call SHU, sometimes they'll just call 2 the Lieutenant, the Lieutenant calls SHU and 3 says, "Hey, this guy is not coming back." Or 4 if they call SHU, then SHU would fix it on the 5 computer or SHU would call Control, say, "Can 6 you take Reyes off the count?" 7 MR. And would the person that 8 got contacted in R&D, you said everybody knew, 9 would the person in R&D know that Reyes was 10 Epstein's cell mate? 11 MR. would assume they did. 12 MR. And are they on this 13 form? 14 MR. Are they, no. 15 MR. How would we find out who 16 was working at approximately 4:00 - what does 17 their shift go from? You said 2:00 to 10:00? 18 MR. Yes. Think -. 19 MR. How would we find out 20 MR. There was one that -. 21 MR. -- who was - do we know 22 who was working -- 23 MR. It's -. 24 MR. : -- 2:00 to 10:00? 25 MR. They're 6:00 to 2:00 -- EFTA00116311

253 1 MR. Not for R&D. 2 MR. -- 2:00 to 10:00 and 12:00 3 to 8:00, R&D. 6:00 to 2:00, 12:00 to 8:00 and 4 2:00 to 10:00, that's R&D's schedule. 5 MR. So the 2:00 to 10:00 6 would be the people that would have found out, 7 I'm assuming. 8 MR. es. 9 MR. How do we find out at 10 this point who was working in R&D from 2:00 to 11 10:00? 12 MR. You would have to get with 13 an R&D supervisor. 14 MR. Who is an R&D supervisor 15 that we can get with right now? 16 MR. Is that Ms. 17 MR. Ms. doesn't know. We 18 reached out already. 19 MR. Oh. 20 MR. She said she doesn't know 21 but wouldn't they keep track of like who worked 22 23 MR. (Indiscernible *03:10:02) did 24 and she didn't seem to know. Is there like a 25 schedule? Do they keep it somewhere? EFTA00116312

254 1 MR. That - because, this is our 2 schedule and that goes back for years, so. 3 MR. That's why I would think 4 that also R&D would have something similar. 5 6 7 8 9 MR. MR. ut with them -- So let's go with -- MR. - they're not MR. -- Beth Arie (Phonetic Sp. *03:10:17), let's ask her MR. Okay. MR. -- about that. MR. hey're not on our 13 they're not on a roster. The only time they 14 would be on a roster if it's - if they're doing 15 overtime with us. 16 MR. Uh-huh. 17 MR. So we could say they do 18 night off, then we would put them on our roster 19 for night off. 20 MR. Okay. So it sounds like 21 you have very limited liability because you do 22 believe, in fact, you not only - and you're 23 confident you passed it to 24 MR. 25 MR. m very. Under oath, like, "Yes, I EFTA00116313

255 1 did," or is it like, "I believe I did?" 2 MR. No, like, very, very, very 3 confident. 4 MR. Like you can actually 5 recall passing that information? 6 MR. Yes. The same thing with 7 Shak being there too. 8 MR. So you specifically 9 recall, like almost like you can see, you can 10 remember 11 MR. See -- 12 MR. -- I said this. 13 MR. -- I'm in SHU, is 14 walking in, we're there, "Make sure this guy 15 gets a bunkie." "All right, G." 16 MR. You said, "Make sure 17 Epstein," or, "This guy?" What did you say? 18 MR. Well, Epstein 19 MR. Okay. And is the 20 one that said, "All right, G?" 21 MR Uh-huh. 22 MR All right. And you 23 believe, although you can't recall with such 24 clarity that you passed it to the Lieutenants. 25 MR. Correct. EFTA00116314

256 1 MR. Okay. 2 MR. If-or or any one 3 of them turns around and says that, "Hey 4 listen, you never told them," would they be 5 lying? 6 MR. : Most like, I don't think 7 they would tell you that, but -. 8 MR. No, no, but I'm asking, I 9 said, you know, I have to cover both sides. 10 MR. : Yeah. 11 MR. Would they be lying if they - 12 . 13 MR._: They - I strongly believe 14 they wouldn't tell you that -- 15 MR. : Because, again, it's a little 16 bit of people, we're always - it was only us 17 throughout the whole time. So I strongly, 18 strongly believe that I spoke to - 19 even forgot 20 I . yes. 21 MR. was there, but, and On the same note, if we ask 22 the same thing towards Lieutenant Perez or 23IIIIIIII -- 24 MR. 'I'll'' I didn't speak tr 25 I don't even remember seeing him that day. EFTA00116315

257 1 MR. But 2 MR. But Lieutenant and 3 yes. 4 MR. They would say that you spoke 5 to them about it? 6 MR. Yeah. 7 MR. Okay. 8 MR. Although, if they claim, 9 "Yeah, we know he went but we didn't know that 10 he was not coming back," that also holds 11 weight? 12 MR. I was actually - because, 13 again, not everybody has WAB. 14 MR. 15 MR. 16 MR. Sure. oesn't So could have you - could 17 have a new cell mate been assigned to Epstein 18 prior to 4:00 p.m.? 19 MR. 20 that Reyes is not coming back. 21 MR. Only if it was confirmed But a new cell mate can 22 not be - so, a new cell mate cannot be assigned 23 to Epstein until it's confirmed that Reyes 24 isn't coming back? 25 MR. I mean, you could assign EFTA00116316

258 1 them even with Reyes being there. 2 MR. I know, but I'm just 3 saying, like in this case, that's his cell 4 mate. 5 MR That's his cell. He's -. 6 MR So you -. 7 MR He's keyed into that cell. 8 MR Right. 9 MR So until we know for a 10 fact, "You know what? Reyes is not coming 11 back, we're going to key him out," then, "Shit, 12 let's get him -" - now we have from let's say 13 we found out Reyes left the building at 1 14 o'clock in the afternoon, we have until 8 15 o'clock to get him a bunkie because he's in 16 attorney visit. 17 MR. And was it confirmed that 18 Reyes wasn't coming back while you were on 19 duty? 20 MR. No. 21 MR. So no one ever told you 22 he was not -- 23 MR. No. 24 MR. -- coming back. 25 MR. All I saw was that WAB and EFTA00116317

259 1 I assumed he's not. 2 MR. You assumed, but, yeah, 3 but you didn't - but you be- -- 4 MR. But I didn't know for sure. 5 MR. -- but you didn't believe 6 you should -. 7 MR. Get him a bunkie because, 8 "Hey, there's still a chance this guy could 9 come back." 10 MR. Okay. 11 MR. If I would have known for a 12 fact, we wouldn't even be here I think. 13 MR. And is that the reason 14 why you told.. Did you also say, "Hey, if 15 Reyes doesn't come back, get him a bunkie," or 16 did you just say, "Hey, Reyes isn't coming 17 back, get him a bunkie?" 18 MR. No, I know I didn't tell 19 him he is not coming back because I didn't 20 know. 21 MR. Right. 22 MR. So -. 23 MR. So what do you think you 24 actually said? 25 MR. "Hey, you know, if Reyes EFTA00116318

260 1 doesn't come back, he needs a bunkie." 2 MR. Okay. 3 MR. Which he already knows 4 Epstein needs a bunkie. 5 MR. And you said that? You 6 believe you said the same thing to both 7 and 8 MR. eah. 9 MR. And that would have been 10 probably, leaving doing his rounds at 11 about 11:30? Would have that been when you 12 told him or do you believe you would have 13 called? 14 MR. No, probably when he's 15 doing his rounds. 16 MR. Doing his rounds? And 17 you said you actually do remember speaking with 18 that day? 19 MR. I remember him being 20 there and just told him, I always talk to him. 21 MR. Would it be like talking 22 to him in the SHU? 23 MR. Yeah. 24 MR. So both_nd 25 would have visit -. EFTA00116319

261 1 MR. One at a time. 2 MR. But they both would do 3 it? 4 MR. They both would have walked 5 over, yes. 6 MR. And are they both 7 actually required to do it or just one? 8 MR. No, they're both required 9 to do the rounds. 10 MR. Oh, they are? 11 MR. eah. 12 MR. All right. I thought it 13 was one or the other. So looking at that 14 sheet, was also Perez on it? Would he had to 15 have logged in like something when he did a 16 round in the SHU? Can you get me that 17 Lieutenant's log? So both the Activities and 18 the Ops Lieutenant are both required to do a 19 round in the SHU. 20 MR. Correct. At least once per 21 shift. 22 MR. And that was also the 23 case in August of 2019? 24 MR. Yes. But like on the round 25 sheets, if one signed it, the other is not EFTA00116320

262 1 going to sign over it. 2 MR. (Indiscernible *03:15:35). 3 MR. There it is. 4 MR. It's right here, sorry. 5 MR. So is on this at 6 all? Can ask, but I don't remember him there. 7 MR. No, he's actually not. 8 MR. So -- 9 MR. Unless -. 10 MR. -- should have there been 11 a -. 12 MR. Unless because did 13 it. He didn't do it. Just like on -. 14 MR. Because we were told if 15 the Ops Lieutenant is too busy, he just tells 16 Activities Lieutenant to go do it. But you 17 believe -- 18 MR. I mean - I mean -- 19 MR. -- they actually both 20 MR. -- physically and you 21 actually both Activities and Operations have to 22 walk and do the rounds. 23 MR 24 together though. 25 MR. And you actually - not Not together. EFTA00116321

263 1 MR. Separately. 2 MR. That's - and one or the 3 other fills it in on TRUSCOPE. 4 MR. Okay. So is it 5 surprising you to see that doesn't even 6 have anything logged on this day? 7 MR. No, not really. 8 MR. No? And does this 9 suggest - when they sign this, does it show 10 where it was signed from? 11 MR. No. 12 MR. No? Just they can change 13 like this -. 14 MR. Well, wherever you logged 15 it from, that, I don't even know how it shows 16 up somewhere else. 17 MR. Okay. Because aren't 18 they supposed to actually log it from the 19 actual unit themselves? 20 MR. Well, now, if as long as 21 you do it one, you could log in from 22 downstairs, let's say the Lieutenant's office 23 and logged in a unit. 24 MR. But are you supposed - 25 like if someone visits the SHU, aren't they EFTA00116322

264 1 supposed to actually log the round from the 2 SHU? 3 MR. Yes, log it in the computer 4 and log it in. 5 MR. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's 6 what I was - okay. Did I get - so we said the 7 cell mate - so you said, told at least 8 and you remember that specifically. You 9 believe that the other two, and them, 10 they should have - once it was actually 11 verified that he wasn't coming back, that's 12 when it really should have been done though. 13 MR. orrect. 14 MR. But we just don't know 15 exactly when it was verified or how it was 16 verified. 17 MR. orrect. 18 MR. And you believe R&D - how 19 does R&D receive that verification? 20 MR. I think through the 21 Marshals. 22 MR. So the Marshals tell them 23 and then they're supposed to make the proper 24 notifications? Are they supposed to go, you 25 said it depends on who is in R&D but they're EFTA00116323

265 1 supposed to notify the appropriate housing 2 unit? 3 MR._: No, they can just call the 4 housing unit, "Hey, this guy is not coming 5 back," or call Control. 6 MR. And let Control know. 7 MR. orrect. 8 MR. All right. And do we 9 know who at - let me see that August 9th one - 10 who in Control - would Control always be in the 11 loop with that? 12 MR. Not really because there's 13 times that R&D would call SHU and if there's 14 somebody in SHU that has enough knowledge to 15 just key him back in, they'll key them back in, 16 or R&D would key them back in. So now, you 17 don't need to speak to R&D, I mean, you don't 18 need to speak to Control because the inmate is 19 walking back up to SHU and R&D already keyed 20 him back into the building. 21 MR. All right. And then, 22 what is the - what about like when Noel and 23 Thomas are working on their morning shift, 24 should they have recognized that Reyes wasn't 25 there? EFTA00116324

266 1 MR. Definitely by that time 2 they - by 10 o'clock, it's way after, they 3 should have known that he's not coming back. 4 MR. But I just mean the start 5 of a new shift now. Now midnight starts a new 6 shift, we're now on morning watch. Should they 7 have recognized, "Hey, Epstein is by himself." 8 MR. Yes. 9 MR. And when and how? 10 MR. Yes. 11 MR. No, when should have they 12 noticed and how? 13 MR. Right on their first round 14 on morning watch. 15 MR. So, during a round they 16 should have 17 MR. You have to do a count at 18 midnight, so, at that time you should have saw 19 he was by himself. That's a little light 20 should have went off in your head saying -. 21 MR. : So immediately, right 22 away, midnight, Epstein is by himself. If the 23 count was done, they would have known, "We've 24 got to make this notification?" 25 MR. Yes. EFTA00116325

267 1 MR. And would have they known 2 that that notification needed to be made? 3 MR es. 4 MR And do you believe that 5 both Thomas and Noel knew that Epstein was 6 required to have a cell mate? 7 MR. They should have known, 8 yes. 9 MR. : And how should have they 10 known? 11 MR. Due to the little paper I 12 had there and -. 13 MR. Well, the paper said, "Do 14 rounds," right? 15 MR. And supposedly somebody 16 else had another paper there saying that he 17 needed a bunkie, but -. 18 MR. Now, so this - so you 19 know of a different paper that was 20 MR. No, from what you told me 21 earlier. 22 MR. No, that was somebody 23 saying that you created another paper saying 24 that he -. 25 MR. Oh, that 1 don't remember. EFTA00116326

268 1 MR. So you don't remember 2 ever creating a paper saying he needed a 3 bunkie. 4 MR. Maybe I did, but I don't 5 remember doing it. 6 MR. Okay. 7 MR. I remember this just 8 because it has the God phrase and it was kind 9 of funny to us. 10 MR. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 11 MR. But we all know that if an 12 inmate comes from suicide watch, he has to have 13 a bunkie. 14 MR. : And everybody knows that. 15 MR. Everybody knows that. 16 MR. : All right. Any other 17 questions? 18 MR. Just a couple follow ups. Do 19 you know why Tartaglione was in the SHU? 20 MR. If - I think he got into 21 a fight or somebody hit him while he was in 11 22 South. 23 MR. So he -. 24 MR. On that time. 25 MR. So he was put in there for EFTA00116327

269 1 his own protection or did he -- 2 MR. Yes. 3 MR. -- assault somebody end up in 4 that? 5 MR. So, I think he had a fight 6 or somebody assaulted him and they both ended 7 up in SHU. 8 MR. What about Reyes? 9 MR. Reyes, I think it was 10 because of smoking, I think. No. 11 MR. Contraband? 12 MR. Yeah, contraband. Nothing 13 that I can remember. 14 MR. iou got something else? 15 MR. The only other question I 16 would say is, outside of the SHU, now we got 17 and we got nd then we also have 18 later on. If they were actually 19 conducting rounds as they should have, would 20 have they at that time known Epstein was by 21 himself and needed a cell mate? Should have 22 they known if they're conducting rounds after 23 4:00 p.m.? 24 MR. Yes. 25 MR. So all of them have some EFTA00116328

270 1 liability then too to know, "Hey, this guy - 2 where is Epstein's cell mate?" 3 MR. Well, maybe at 4 o'clock, 4 depending what time they did the rounds, no, 5 because Epstein was always downstairs in his 6 attorney visit until 8 o'clock at night. 7 MR. But if no one is actually 8 in Epstein's cell, wouldn't they notice that? 9 MR. They would notice that it 10 was empty, but, "Hey, where's Epstein?" "Oh, 11 he's in -" - because you - people don't ask for 12 Reyes usually. 13 MR. Right. 14 MR. "Where's Epstein?" "He's 15 in his legal visit." "Oh, okay." And the 16 Lieutenant, the Lieutenant's office is like ten 17 steps away from the attorney conference so you 18 would know that Epstein is still there and you 19 got to (Indiscernible *03:22:21) count. 20 MR. All right. And when you 21 were there, do you recall that the Activities 22 and the Ops Lieutenant were actually conducting 23 rounds in the SHU? 24 MR' I knower for a fact 25 and then Lieutenant he always just EFTA00116329

271 1 walked around to see what was going on. 2 MR. Who would? 3 MR. ieutenant 4 MR. So he wouldn't actually 5 do the -. 6 MR. : No, he would walk around 7 just to see what was going on because he 8 MR. : What 9 MR. -- was the SHU Lieutenant 10 before too. 11 MR. What about 12 MR. , he's always 13 walking, but I didn't see him that day. 14 MR. What about 15 16 MR. I know for a fact she 17 always does her rounds. 18 MR. So if she says that she 19 wasn't required to walk the tier, she just 20 needed to check in, do you think that - what 21 would you say to that? 22 MR.M. Maybe she knows something I 23 don't know. Because, I mean, I'm a new 24 Lieutenant, I still - I walk around every 25 range, every tier. EFTA00116330

272 1 MR. But when you were the SHU 2 OIC, you recall all these Lieutenants coming in 3 and actually walking the tiers? 4 MR. Yes, because that round 5 sheet, on the bottom of it, it says, 6 "Operations Lieutenant." 7 MR. And, yeah. 8 MR. If you look at it. 9 MR. Yes. And that actually 10 is for conducting rounds of the tiers, not just 11 doing rounds with your -. 12 MR. : In the Special Housing 13 Unit, correct. 14 MR. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I 15 guess what I'm saying is, some people are 16 saying, "No, it's I'm doing a round with my 17 staff. I'm not doing a round on inmates, it's 18 the staff's members to do the round on inmates, 19 I'm doing a round with my staff." 20 MR. But, again, that bottom 21 MR. That bottom. 22 MR. -- little square says, 23 "Operations Lieutenant," which even if you 24 don't know anything about it, if you read it, 25 it says, "Operations Lieutenant." EFTA00116331

273 1 MR. Doing a round of the 2 actual inmates. 3 MR. Or does it also mean that 4 they're certifying that those other rounds by 5 the COs were conducted? 6 MR. It could be that, but 7 regardless, you got to sign it and go down the 8 range. 9 MR. Yeah, that's where I 10 wasn't sure if this was signed to make sure 11 that you guys were doing their job. 12 MR. I understand as to make 13 sure you did your round. 14 MR. Okay. Now, let's do 15 that. 16 MR. That the Lieutenant. 17 MR. : Lieutenant. 18 MR. Lieutenant. 19 MR. : Yes. 20 MR. Okay. 21 MR. Okay. I'm sure we could 22 sit here and just pick your brain all day long, 23 but we've been here a long time, so, are we 24 missing an thin ? 25 MR. No. That's it. I hope, EFTA00116332

274 1 you know, everybody takes this as a learning 2 experience, you're fucking up, stop fucking up. 3 Excuse my language. 4 MR. Now, do you think one 5 person fucked up more than another in this? 6 No, I mean, I think it was 7 going to happen if you wanted it to happen, 8 regardless whether rounds were done, whether he 9 had a cell mate, maybe less likely that he 10 would have with a cell mate, but also, a cell 11 mate could go to the law library, you know. 12 Thirty minutes is a long time, 40 minutes is a 13 long time, so. 14 MR. Yeah, so, but you do 15 believe it's the cell mate thing that would 16 have actually helped keep him alive. 17 MR. I think it would have 18 helped a little bit. 19 MR. : Right. 20 MR. If he wanted to do it, he 21 was going to do it. 22 MR. Uh-huh. And you think 23 everybody from the point that you left on plays 24 a large responsibility in the fact that he 25 wasn't assigned a new cell, especially since EFTA00116333

275 1 you specifically told people, "Make sure he 2 gets a bunkie if Reyes doesn't come back." 3 MR. I mean, I don't blame 4 anybody. I think everybody should maybe pass 5 the information a little more. Maybe it got 6 lost in miscommunication. 7 MR. All right. 8 MR. No, that's it. 9 MR. But you don't believe 10 that the people that you told will actually 11 admit that they were told it? 12 MR. Correct. 13 MR. Right. And you are 14 swearing, again, under oath, under penalty of 15 perjury of law that you did tell them that? 16 MR. I'm very, very confident 17 that I told more than one person. 18 MR. And who are you confident 19 that you told? 20 MR..= I told was 21 there. Lieutenant saw Reyes leaving, 22 but even Reyes we weren't sure -. 23 MR. SollIIIIIIFctually saw 24 Reyes leaving? 25 MR. : He was downstairs, I think, EFTA00116334

276 1 -- 2 MR. : Okay. 3 MR. -- and saw. But, again, I 4 don't blame anybody and it's just unfortunate 5 everybody got to go through this. 6 MR. Yeah. Okay. You good? 7 MR. I'm good. 8 MR. Anything else you want to 9 add for us? 10 MR. That's it. 11 MR. Thank you, sir. 12 MR. Thank you for -- 13 MR. : I can't thank you enough. 14 MR. -- taking three hours of my 15 day. What time is it now? 16 MR. You got a nice cozy seat, 17 you know, we gave you the most comfortable one 18 we had. 19 MR. Turn up the heat. 20 MR. 4:39. 21 MR. All right. It's 4:40 22 p.m. on Wednesday, July 14, 2021. This is 23 Senior Special Agent and I'm 24 turning off the recorder. 25 EFTA00116335

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A 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 - 222:1, 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 An notate -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 B 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

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 C 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, 756:23, 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 0:1 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, 177:14, 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 :13, 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

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 :6, 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 D 18 213:10, 213:11, 213:16, glipf17:16 - 21:22 :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 E El - 1272 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, 57:19, 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

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, 144:1 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 F 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, 151:13, 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 G 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, 111:12, 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 H H001 - 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

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 I'd - 7:9 Idea - 18:1, 244:4 Ideal - 96:12 Identify - 3:21, 211:18 Identifying - 29:24 III - 4:18 III - 194:20 I'll - 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 J - 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 K 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, 111:11 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 I- Language - 95:7, 130:15, 274:3 Large - 274:24 Last - 3:22, 4:6, 11:21, 39:5, 50:16, EFTA00116341

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, 232:1 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 - 3:19, 4:1, Lying - 256:5, 256:11 M 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

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 I N 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 National -9:15 Nature - 142:9 IMPS 39:6, 39:7, 103:14 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 O 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 P 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

PC - 101:5 68:25, 76:13, 80:21, 81:11, 81:16, 94:25, Pursuant - 5:1 Receive - 20:20, Pen - 13:15 84:24, 161:15, 132:15, 132:25, Puts - 159:8 21:12, 54:6, 264:19 Penalty - 275:14 170:13, 178:12, 187:14, 190:15, Putting - 14:14, Received - 21:20 Per - 26:25, 83:3, 201:17, 206:7, 257:18 51:24, 73:18, 207:24 Receives - 232:8 163:20, 261:20 206:8, 208:20, Prison - 236:12, Puzzle - 106:9, Receiving - 22:20, Percent - 69:18, 253:10, 274:23 236:18 119:19 44:9 123:14, 246:14 Performance - 5:3 Pointed - 116:18, 212:10 Prisons - 3:8, 4:3, 10:23 Recognize - 38:23 Recognized - 265:2 0 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 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, 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, 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 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 R Pick - 58:2, 58:7, 60:17, 189:2, 273:22 145:3, 248:17 Positive - 69:18 86:14 Program - 133:19 , 222:6 Rectified - 243:17 R&D's - 253:4 Picture - 174:17, Possibility - 65:25, Promise - 233:21 RA - 116:7, 116:25, Rectify - 120:10, 177:19, 210:5 126:10, 127:11 Promises - 5:14 117:6, 117:13, 121:4 Pictures - 174:11, Possible - 125:10, Promoted - 11:19, 118:2, 118:8, 118:11, Refer - 12:4, 13:13, 178:3, 211:24 136:11 96:6 118:16, 118:17, 37:21, 44:21 Piece - 101:19, Possibly - 39:13, Pronounce - 39:5 161:5 Reference - 208:20 125:9 57:14 Proper - 264:23 Radar - 241:5 Referenced - 135:2 Pill - 174:2 Post - 34:1, 147:17 Properly - 78:5, Radio - 31:17 4 Pills - 173:2 Posted - 31:11 79:10 Raise - 7:10, 214:12 Referring - 24:15, PIN - 225:17, Potentially - 16:21, Protection - 269:1 Range - 83:14, 27:1, 30:14, 30:20, 229:21, 229:22, 161:17, 185:12, Provide - 4:12, 88:11, 91:20, 94:19, 30:22, 72:12, 97:17, 229:23, 230:14, 215:18 4:21, 4:22, 5:17, 196:2, 206:13, 110:12, 218:25 232:5 Practice - 16:1, 5:19, 13:14, 13:15, 207:1, 209:2, 209:5, Reflect - 108:1, Pins - 226:23, 232:1 21:8, 30:8, 142:2 33:20, 33:22, 209:12, 271:25, 108:7, 123:11, Places - 109:13 Pre -45:1, 46:5, 114:22, 131:3, 273:8 169:16 Placing - 240:23 46:9, 47:7, 48:2, 173:13 Ranges - 82:9, Reflected - 122:13, Plastic - 53:7, 53:8 58:25 Provided - 34:21, 167:16, 212:5 156:12 Play - 240:16, Presence - 128:18 88:13, 177:8, 177:9, Rank - 10:1, 11:23 Refresh - 84:1 240:20 Present - 3:18, 180:11, 181:9, RCG - 77:8, 77:10 Refresher - 78:14, Played - 242:13, 39:10, 40:4, 231:11, 182:17, 188:1, RD - 60:21 79:2, 79:7, 79:17 243:12, 243:16 245:16 227:5, 231:23 Reach - 221:6, Regard - 99:18, Plays - 274:23 Pressure - 5:15 Providing - 57:14 222:14 104:3, 164:24, Please - 3:21, 6:1, Prevented - 238:10 Psych - 22:6, Reached - 253:18 165:11, 236:17, 6:13, 7:10, 177:18 Previously - 34:24 239:18 Read - 116:9, 241:23, 250:10 Plug - 220:19, Prideful - 96:4 Psychological - 17: 116:17, 136:9, Regarding - 20:21, 222:13, 223:20 Primary - 140:18 20, 18:9, 18:11, 272:24 22:24, 219:13 Plugged - 220:25, Print - 50:6, 106:15, 18:24, 20:7, 20:9 Reading - 195:22 Regardless - 82:20, 221:20 106:19, 121:9, Psychologist - 21:2 Ready - 43:23 105:16, 108:21, Plus - 108:15, 133:9, 187:10, 225:8 5 Rear - 206:13 273:7, 274:8 108:17, 108:18, Prints - 194:1 Psychologists - 21: Reassigning - 243: Regards - 104:11, 108:24, 111:25, Prior - 6:20, 9:9, 25, 24:22 11 240:16 112:1 10:13, 29:3, 29:8, Purpose - 36:21, Rec - 163:25, Regional - 41:16 Point - 34:19, 29:10, 29:13, 29:19, 91:24, 184:20, 216:3 164:19, 169:22, Regular - 45:23, 35:25, 42:23, 58:22, 52:18, 56:11, 76:25, Purposes - 13:16 222:24 101:19, 170:16, EFTA00116344

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 11114:3 121:15 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 S 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, 4 - 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, 145:7, 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, 57:11 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 awe 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 - 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, 237:14, 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, 177:16, 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

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 S e - 74:3 - 68:9, 98:7, 47:18, 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, 227:1, 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 T 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

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 limes - 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 U 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, 5:24, 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 :5 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 V 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

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 W 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 WatchlPsych - 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 Y 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 Z 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 0 j 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 1 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

2 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 3 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 4 4:39 - 276:20 4:40 - 276:21 40 - 76:16, 80:12, 90:3, 97:7, 274:12 49th - 8:17 5 5:00 - 106:12, 106:23, 121:25, 122:8, 126:14 5:30 - 141:8 6 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 I 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, 121:23 8 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 9:00 - 42:9, 42:24, 43:11, 68:1 9:30 - 42:9, 51:3, 51:4 9:50 - 144:19 EFTA00116349