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Oo O DN OO FF WwW NY = NO RO PRP LP PNMO NO | S| S| |S FS FS S| S| | | no Bb WO NO F- ODO OO WDNnN DO OT BP WO NYO — 124 A. Did I personally do that? Q. Yes. A. No. To my knowledge, I've never met Mr. Josefsburg, so no. Q. To your knowledge, did anyone else in the group of attorneys you were working with ask Mr. Josefsburg that question? MR. SCAROLA: Excuse me. To the extent that that question would call for a communication within the common interest privilege, you should not answer it. THE WITNESS: I'm going take my counsel's advice. I can't answer that. BY MR. SIMPSON: Q. You're not going to answer whether to your knowledge anyone asked Mr. Josefsburg? A. Right. Q. But you are testifying that the fact that Mr. Josefsburg had signed a complaint with a generic term "academicians" in it was some evidence, in your mind, against Professor Dershowitz? A. Yes, because he's an academician and shortly after the complaint was filed, a partner in his firm began asking Alan Dershowitz questions about the sex abuse matter that we are discussing here. ROUGH DRAFT ONLY HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_021947