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OH:
Right. Which as far as I understood it was urn, advertising packets for
insurance agents.

?? Did she ever tell you, or did you ever discuss with her how much

OH:
She had to sell?
JO:
Donated back
OH:
Oh, no.
JC:
Donated back to the church. I mean she was at ten percent income, and
you wasn’t sure if that was in addition to her classes, but did she ever talk to you about actually giving donations to the church, besides the ten percent?

CH:
Not that I remember. Remember that we really didn’t, we talked about the
church only in terms of our lives

JO:
Right.
OH:
It wasn’t like I was asking her about exactly what happened, although I did
ask her about auditing and we did talk about urn, ethics and things like that, and, and those areas, you know, we discussed more of it but not about, we certainly didn’t talk about
JO:
So you didn’t get into, you know, great conversations about her income, or
financial status

OH:
No, no.
JO:
You were assuming she was making big bucks because of the Porsche and
the phone and the situation with Clinton.
OH:
Yeah, just comments.
JO:
Did you have a question?
SF:
Yeah, it was different Jorge, it was, not, you were asking about urn,
JO:
The donations?
SF:
Yeah. Why did that surprise you that because of the, and it surprised me
too, that the product that she was selling, a paper product per se, you’d have to sell quite a bit of those to earn that commission. Wouldn’t you?


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