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the opposite, what we’ve done. And I think that’s —-

MR. CROW: You’re entitled to your

perception 

MS. VAUGHAN: I don’t understand why --

MR. CROW: -- we’re entitled to ours.

MS. VAUGHAN: I guess I don’t understand.

You’ve got a lot of names, you can interview with those

people.

MR. CROW: We were told we were going to be

supplied people who did the initial search. It’s only

been a week. I don’t know if you’re intending --

obviously, this man doesn’t know This man didn’t

start looking for records until they’re already gone.

I’ll tell you what I’m concerned with. When

we have sworn testimony these records existed, we get

half of them, to me I do not feel comfortable until

I’ve eliminated the possibility that someone has

intentionally destroyed them. I’m not suggesting you

did or the attorneys did that.

MS. VAUGHAN: I hope not.

MR. CROW: But I certainly am not generally

inclined for any person who’s under investigation to

simply say, well, gee, we asked for somebody to look

for them, but it doesn’t appear to me that anybody has

any idea, from what the witnesses said that we have so