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A.
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My attention was
make
sure she didn’t hurt
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herself if she got up and was crazy or
—-
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Q.
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Did you see any syringes in the room or
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needles at all?
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A.
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Oh, no. That I would have seen.
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Q.
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I looked at some of these reports, and I know
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you probably haven’t had much chance to look at ‘em.
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A.
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No, I didn’t look at ‘em.
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Q.
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This report before this is dated the 20th,
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11—20 of ‘95.
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Q.
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Now, it’s already been given in testimony
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that this is Alain Kartuzinski’s
writing
on the
question
right here. See “How much has she slept?”
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Q.
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Okay. And Allen Baxter’s testimony that he
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filled them in.
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MR.
POLLI:
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Arthur
Baxter.
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BY
SERGEANT ANDREWS:
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Q.
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I’m sorry, Arthur Baxter.
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Q.
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That’s Arthur’s writing.
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Now, this is on the 20th. If you read
through this, she’s not eating, she’s not sleeping,
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