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presence of people who passed away. It was traumatic, even though I didn’t know those people. It had to be
traumatic for you. “Man, this doesn’t happen to me every
day, and I’m glad it doesn’t.” Right?
Q. After it was over there was no discussion on the
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way back
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from the hospital? Nothing? Just listened to
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the radio?
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A.
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Some small talk.
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Q
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No discussion about Lisa?
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A.
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No.
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Q.
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None?
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A.
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No.
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Q.
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Once you got to the hospital you say two people
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put her in a wheelchair?
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A.
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Yes.
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Q
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Could you identify those people? Male
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or
--
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A.
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Two guys.
Orderlies.
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Q.
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And
you said that you
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as soon as you get back
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to the hotel
you wrote a report?
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A.
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Mm-hmm.
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Q.
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Who
directed, you to do that?
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A.
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I believe the security guard.
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Q.
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Okay. A
--
enlighten me here. The security
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guards, do they work under a certain division at the
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