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A.
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But her name wasn’t
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Margaret is the daughter.
Q.
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So it’s a mother-daughter
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A.
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It’s something like Tina or something like that.
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A The mother is Tina No
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Q.
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And she
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Margaret, the daughter, is the one
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that works in Pastries?
Q.
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And Tina is possibly Housekeeping?
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A.
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She could possibly have been, at that time.
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Q.
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Could she have been the housekeeper at the
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cabanas at that time?
A.
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Possibly. Although she
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just recently, she’s
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had a much different post.
But as I say, you see, the people that run the
buildings and the cooking and stuff, they’re different
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a different organization, and I don’t follow their moves
too much.
AGENT STROPE:
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Okay. Thank you very much.
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MR.
McGARRY:
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All right. That’ll do
it.
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THE WITNESS:
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It’s something like “Tina,”
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but
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the name is something like “Tina,” the first name.
I’m not sure.
(Whereupon the statement was concluded at 10:35 a.m.)
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