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to OA HAM FF WH MN NNN NY ew ew eH Be eB BoB MnP WN MH O to OID UM PW HY HO 309 BY MR. SCAROLA: Q. And can you determine from the calendar entries here where your wife is during the period of time that's covered by these calendar entries? A. I would have to look at a particular entry. If it describes where she is, yes. Q. Okay. Well, tell me where she is. A. What day? MR. SCOTT: Which one? What point? BY MR. SCAROLA: Q. The period covered by this calendar between December 7 and December 13. A. What year? Q. You know what, I can't tell you what year it is from these calendars. So you tell me. I suggest to you that this is a calendar from December of 2000, since the next two months at the top of the calendar are January 2001 and February 2001. So let's assume that since it is a page from a calendar that appears to be December of 2000, that it's December of 2000. That would be a reasonable conclusion, wouldn't it? A. Lhave no idea. Q. You don't know? oo On HM ® WY 3412 December. Q. One shows the subsequent two months and the -- A. Okay. Q. -- other one shows -- A. Yes. Q. -- the preceding and following month, correct? A. Yes, that does look like it's December of 2000, yes. Q. Okay, sir. So look at the calendar and tell me where it appears your wife is during this period of time. A. The whole period of time? MR. SCOTT: Please read the exhibit, all the pages, thoroughly, so that you have a full context. A. It says, A.D. in Boston. That means I was in -- in Boston. It says Charleston, New York. It says book fair. It says book fair. It says A.D. in Boston. It then says the Halbrciches arrive. They -- they were probably our gucsts. 310 A. I don't know. I mean, { don't know -- you said you don't -- you can't tell what the year is, sO -- Q. Well, I'm telling -- A. -- [can't tell what the year is. Q. -- you that it appears to be December 2000 because the next two months at the top of the calendar are January of 2001 and February of 2001. A. Lonly see -- I'm sorry, we're probably looking at different things. [ see November 2000, December 2000. [ don't see January or anything like that. Maybe you can show them to me. Oh, it's on the first page. Q. First page, yes, sir. A. So it's in reverse order. Yeah, so the pages are in reverse order. The first page says on top January 2001, February 2001 and the second page says November 2000, December 2000, yeah. Q. So it appears we're looking at December 2000, correct? A. When we're looking at which page? When we -- Q. Both pages. A. Well, one is January/February and one is ow ord nn b Wn He NNN NN NEY He eH He Be Moe WN eH Cw ONY AU PWN HO BY MR. SCAROLA: Q. Your guests at home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, right? A. No, i don't know. [ don't know. Halbreiches arrive. And I can't really tell from here where Carolyn is. McDonalds -- let's see, this is 2000 and what year? 2001. 2000. Yeah, yeah. So tell me what you're looking for. I'l try to -- Q. I want to know where your wife was during this period of time if you can tell from the calendar entries. A. Well, she may have been in -- there's something about Charleston. There's something about New York. There's something about me being in Boston. | really can't tell much beyond that. Q. Okay. So you don't know one way or another from these calendar entries where your wife was during this period of time; is that correct? A. [can't tell that from this entry, no. Q. What we can tell from the entry in the bottom right-hand corner -- MR. SCOTT: Which page? A. Which page? 34 (Pages 309 to 312) www.phippsreporting.com (888) 811-3408 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_010816