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MR. ANDREWS:
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On the 22nd?
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MR. MCGARRY:
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She worked from the 21st
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to the 22nd.
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MR.
ANDREWS:
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Okay, but the times
are
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MR.
NCGARRY:
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I don’t know about times.
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MR. ANDREWS:
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The times are way off.
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Q. This is twelve p.m. on the 21st, see, so you were starting at midnight on the 21st and you ran until four o’clock, however long, noon would be twelve hours, okay, and then this would be, now, the next day, at eleven twenty in the morning.
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Q.
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So it shows you back on watch now. Now, my
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only
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my understanding
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misunderstanding on this is why Mr. Barcenas would be writing about Lisa McPherson, security guard, and we have no log from you.
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Q.
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Could we be missing a
log?
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Q.
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All right. Do you remember, and I bring this
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up because Hr. Barcenas says around one a.m., punched out a person who was being assigned to do the watch. He says Valerie Demange still on watch. Do you remember who that was that wrote that?
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