MS. VAUGHAN: �� standard procedure.
  MR. CROW: I�m not going to debate. I�ve

been litigating many years, I�m sure you�ve got a lot
of experience, and the fact is we don�t see eye to eye.
We think when we subpoena documents it should be ��
whether the search should involve more than what he did
I�m not really going to debate. I think the record
will speak for itself. And somebody else, if it ever
becomes public, can look at it and decide that. But 
and that�s not really something that I think either you
or I are going to discuss out and resolve our
difference.

discussions. And what troubles me, when we got 
involved in this case, I think that the police were at
a point in their investigation nowhere near where they
are today. And a lot of witnesses have come in and
talked to them. There were Fed Exes of records.
You�ve got ��
MR. CROW: What�s point your? 
MS. VAUGHAN: The point is, I sense

animosity, I did, that we�re stonewalling or doing
something to hinder the investigation. And it�s just