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DIGITALLY RECORDED
SWORN STATEMENT
OF
OIG CASE #:
2019-010614
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL
AUGUST 5, 2021
RESOLUTE DOCUMENTATION SERVICES
28632 Roadside Drive, Suite 285
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
Phone:
EFTA00127414
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APPEARANCES:
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL
BY:
BY:
WITNESS:
OTHER APPEARANCES:
NONE
EFTA00127415
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1
MR.
: The recorder is on. My
2 name is
, and I am a senior
3 special agent with the U.S. Department of
4 Justice, Office of the Inspector General. New
5 York Field Office. And these are my
6 credentials.
7
MS.
: Okay.
8
MR.
: This interview with
9 Federal Bureau of Prisons employee,
10
MS.
.
11
MR.
•.
12
MS.
: Yeah.
13
MR.
: Is being conducted as
14 part of an official U.S. Department of Justice,
15 Office of the Inspector General, DOJ/OIG
16 investigation. Today's date is August 5, 2021,
17 and the time is 12:59 p.m. This interview is
18 being conducted at the Metropolitan
19 Correctional Center, or MCC, located in New
20 York,
Also present is DOJ/OIG
21 Special Agent
. This interview
22 will be recorded by me, SSA
23 Could everyone please identify themselves for
24 the record, and spell your last name? To start,
25 again, I am DOJ/OIG Senior Special Agent,
EFTA00127416
4
1
2
MR.
: This is DOJ/OIG Special Agent
3
. And these are my
4 credentials.
5
MS.
: Okay.
6
MR.
: And can you identify
7 yourself?
8
MR.
: Could you -?
9
MS.
: My name is
10
11
MR.
: And what is your
12 position?
13
MS.
: I am a general maintenance.
14
MR.
: Here at the MCC.
15 Correct?
16
MS.
: Yeah. MCC.
17
MR.
: Perfect. Thank you. And
18 this is an official DOJ/OIG investigation into
19 the death of inmate Jeffrey Epstein, and the
20 surrounding circumstances, and you are being
21 asked to voluntarily provide answers to our
22 questions. Will you agree to a voluntary
23 interview with the DOJ/OIG?
24
MS.
: Yes.
25
MR.
: Awesome. So, we're just
EFTA00127417
5
1 going to read this form. It's just in regards
2 to voluntary interviews. Everybody that, you
3 know, gets these. United States Department of
4 Justice, Office of the Inspector General,
5 Warnings and Assurances to Employee Requested
6 to Provide Information on a Voluntary Basis.
7 "You are being asked to provide information as
8 part of an investigation being conducted by the
9 Office of the Inspector General. This
10 investigation is being conducted pursuant to
11 the Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended.
12 This investigation pertains to job performance
13 failure and security failure. This is a
14 voluntary interview. Accordingly, you do not
15 have to answer questions. No disciplinary
16 action will be taken against you if you choose
17 not to answer questions. Any statements you
18 furnish may be used as evidence in any future
19 criminal proceedings, or agency disciplinary
20 proceedings, or both." And the waiver section
21 says, "I understand the Warnings and Assurances
22 stated above and I am willing to make a
23 statement and answer questions.
24
MS.
: Okay.
25
MR.
: No promises or threats
EFTA00127418
6
1 have been made to me, and no pressure or
2 coercion of any kind has been used against me."
3 So, you can take a second, if you want, to
4 review it. I did just read it verbatim, but
5
MS.
: That's okay.
6
MR.
: -- it says employee
7 signature there, if you agree, and then,
8 employee's name, and just print right down
9 there.
10
MS.
: Okay.
11
MR.
: And then, we can fill out
12 the rest of the form.
13
MS.
: Do you have a pen?
14 (Indiscernible *00:02:51) opposite.
15
MR.
: Thank you very much for
16 signing. This is, again,
and
17 I am signing as the signature of the Office of
18 the Inspector General, Special Agent. Now I'm
19 printing my name. I'm writing in the time as
20 1:00 p.m. And it is again --
21
MR.
: August 5th.
22
MR.
:
8/5/2021. At MCC, New
23 York. Special Agent
, could you
24 please sign as the --
25
MR.
: Yes.
EFTA00127419
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1
MR.
: -- as the witness, and
2 print your name, please.
3
MR.
: This is
. I'm
4 signing as simply witness.
5
MR.
: Did you understand that
6 form?
7
MS.
: Yeah.
8
MR.
: Do you understand
9 everything is voluntary?
10
MS.
: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
11
MR.
: You could stop at any
12 time?
13
MS.
: Yeah.
14
MR.
: You don't have to answer
15 our questions. Before starting, I'd like to
16 place you under oath. Ms.
, can you
17 please raise your right hand? Do you swear to
18 tell the truth and nothing but the truth during
19 this interview?
20
MS.
: Yes.
21
MR.
: Thank you. Please let me
22 know if you don't understand any of my
23 questions, and I'll rephrase or ask in a
24 different way.
25
MS.
: Okay.
EFTA00127420
8
1
MR.
: What is your current home
2 address?
3
MS.
4
MR.
: And where is that?
5
MS.
: In
6
MR.
•
. And
7 what is your date of birth?
8
MS.
9
MR.
: And your social security
10 number.
11
MS.
12
MR.
: And what is your current
13 cell phone number?
14
MS.
15
MR.
: And what is your highest
16 level of education?
17
MS.
: I have my bachelor's degree.
18
MR.
: And where do you have
19 that from?
20
MS.
: Monroe College. Criminal law.
21
MR.
: What college?
22
MS.
: Monroe.
23
MR.
: Monroe?
24
MS.
: Yeah.
25
MR.
: And criminal law? And
EFTA00127421
9
1 where is Monroe College located?
2
MS.
: It's in the Bronx.
3
MR.
: In the Bronx?
4
MS.
: Mm-hmm. At Fordham.
5
MR.
: At Fordham?
6
MS.
: By Jerome, yeah.
7
MR.
: Okay. Cool. When did
8 you receive that bachelor's degree?
9
MS.
: I started here 2008. So, '08.
10 2008, '07, '08. '06, '07, '08.
11
MR.
: 2006?
12
MS.
: So, '07 --
13
MR.
: 2007, 2008?
14
MS.
: -- '07, '08. Yeah.
15
MR.
: So, you think you finished in
16 2008?
17
MS.
: Matter of fact, '07 or '08.
18 Yeah. One of those two.
19
MR.
: Sorry. I'm going to turn
20 that down because I don't think that's going to
21 pick - hear what you're saying - up.
22
MS.
: Okay.
23
MR.
: Great. And --
24
MS.
: '07, '08. Yeah.
25
MR.
: -- what did you -. So,
EFTA00127422
10
1 2008 is when you think you finished?
2
MS.
: Yes.
3
MR.
: What did you do prior to
4 working for the BOP?
5
MS.
: What do you mean? Like -?
6
MR.
: Did you have an
7 employment prior to working for the BOP?
8
MS.
: Oh, no.
9
MR.
: Okay. So, this was,
10 like, your first job?
11
MS.
: Oh. Well, I was working at
12 Macy's, cosmetics and stuff, like, with makeup
13 artists and stuff --
14
MR.
: Okay.
15
MS.
: -- and then, after that, this
16 is my first, real job. Yeah.
17
MR.
: Okay. Do you have any
18 military service?
19
MS.
: No.
20
MR.
: How long have you served
21 with the Federal Bureau of Prisons?
22
MS.
: 13 years.
23
MR.
: How many?
24
MS.
: But, like, how long I've been
25 working here? 13 years.
EFTA00127423
11
1
MR.
: 13.
2
MS.
: Mm-hmm.
3
MR.
: And do you remember your
4 enter on duty date?
5
MS.
: Yes. December 7, 2008.
6
MR.
: Okay. And do you
7 remember when you graduated from BOP training?
8 Like, the year?
9
MS.
: I know it was in March because
10 it was Irish, and I went to a bar. And that's
11 all I can remember.
12
MR.
: Would it have been 2009?
13
MS.
: And that's '09, yeah, '09.
14
MR.
: Okay. So, about March
15 2009.
16
MS.
: Yeah.
17
MR.
: And what is your - again
18 - your current position with the BOP?
19
MS.
: I'm a general maintenance.
20
MR.
: And what does that
21 entail?
22
MS.
: General maintenance, we work,
23 some of us, we do floors, walls, doors,
24 maintenance plumbing, painting, you name it.
25 Even electrical.
EFTA00127424
12
1
MR.
: So, basically --
2
MS.
: A little bit of everything.
3
MR.
: -- almost as the
4 description.
5
MS.
: Yeah. My boss is calling me.
6
MR.
: You know, by the title,
7 general maintenance, any general maintenance of
8 the MCC?
9
MS.
: Oh, I'm sorry. Say the
10 question again.
11
MR.
: So, the maintenance of
12 the MCC?
13
MS.
: Yes.
14
MR.
: Okay. Great. And are
15 you familiar with Jeffrey Epstein?
16
MS.
: I don't recall.
17
MR.
: Yes. Do you know if he
18 was housed at the MCC in July and August of
19 2019?
20
MS.
: If he was here?
21
MR.
: Yes.
22
MS.
: Yes. July and August. Yes.
23
MR.
: Okay. And what was your
24 position at the MCC in July and August of 2019?
25
MS.
: The same position.
EFTA00127425
13
1 (Indiscernible *00:06:37 --
2
MR.
: The same position.
3
MS.
: -- yes.
4
MR.
: Okay. So, how long have
5 you been in that position?
6
MS.
: I've been in this position -
7 this is 2021 - I got promoted to that in
8 February. I don't remember the date. It's
9 February 12th to the 19th.
10
MR.
: Okay. So --
11
MS.
: Yes.
12
MR.
: -- right before then?
13
MS.
: Yes.
14
MR.
: What was your position
15 before that?
16
MS.
: I was a facility assistant.
17
MR.
: Okay.
18
MS.
: Working for the facility
19 department.
20
MR.
: Okay. So, this was a
21 promotion. What is your grade level?
22
MS.
: Now?
23
MR.
: Mm-hmm.
24
MS.
: WS-8/5.
25
MR.
: Okay. So, eight, step
EFTA00127426
14
1 five?
2
MS.
: Yes. Eight. Step five.
3
MR.
: Okay. Did you have any
4 interactions or involvement with Epstein during
5 his stay at the MCC?
6
MS.
: No, sir.
7
MR.
: No. Did you even see
8 him?
9
MS.
: I did see him. But, you know,
10 not see him close by, but probably if I did a
11 job in Nine South, but other than that, no.
12
MR.
: Okay. So, you didn't,
13 like, speak with him --
14
MS.
: No.
15
MR.
: -- or say hello or
16 anything? So, when you say you saw him, where
17 would you have seen him at? Sorry.
18
MS.
: On Nine South. That's the only
19 place --
20
MR.
: Oh, Nine South.
21
MS.
: -- yeah.
22
MR.
: I'm sorry. I wasn't sure
23 what you said.
24
MS.
: Oh.
25
MR.
: So, in the SHU?
EFTA00127427
15
1
MS.
: Yes.
2
MR.
: Okay. Do you know if you
3 worked at the MCC on August 9th and 10th of
4 2019?
5
MS.
: If he worked?
6
MR.
: If you worked at the MCC.
7
MS.
: August 10th?
8
MR.
: August 9th.
9
MS.
: No, I did not.
10
MR.
: So, the Friday before he
11 was found in a cell.
12
MS.
: I don't recall if I worked that
13 Friday, but I know for sure, August 10th, that
14 Saturday, I did not work.
15
MR.
: Okay.
16
MS.
: Those are my off days.
17
MR.
: But would you have
18 typically worked on the Fridays? Monday through
19 Friday?
20
MS.
: Yes, I do. My schedule is
21 Monday through Friday.
22
MR.
: Okay. So, do you believe
23 you probably worked on that Friday?
24
MS.
: Yeah, I probably worked.
25
MR.
: Okay. August 9th. Okay.
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16
1 And during that time, do you remember what your
2 duties and responsibilities would have been, if
3 you were -? Were you acting for anyone, or were
4 you doing -?
5
MS.
: I don't recall if I was acting
6 for anyone that day, for Mr.
, my boss.
7 I don't remember if I did. If he was here
8 then. No.
9
MR.
: So, I have this out of
10 office assistance from a
11 Was he your supervisor?
12
MS.
: Yes. He is.
13
MR.
: And what was your
14 position? What was his position? I'm sorry.
15
MS.
: He's the facility manager.
16
MR.
: Facilities manager.
17 Okay. And it was from him to a
18
MS.
: Mm-hmm.
19
MR.
: Is he someone who also
20 works under him?
21
MS.
: Yes.
22
MR.
: And the only reason I'm
23 sending you this because it was an out of
24 office automatic out of office assistant from
25
to
, saying,
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1 "I will be out of the office on Monday, August
2 5th through Friday, August 9th. I will have
3 limited phone and email access. Acting for me
4 is Ms.
5
MS.
: Mm-hmm.
6
MR.
: -- on Monday, 8/5, and
7 Tuesday, 8/6, and she can be reached at -".
8 And then, it says a phone number. "And/or via
9 radio track four. Wednesday through Friday,
10 Mr.
(Phonetic Sp. *00:09:10) will
11 be acting, and he can be reached at -". It
12 says a phone number. "And/or track four, via
13 radio." So, it doesn't say that you were
14 acting for him, but do you remember, at all,
15 acting for him on that Monday and Tuesday of
16 8/5 and 8/6, by chance?
17
MS.
: No.
18
MR.
: No?
19
MS.
: I don't remember anything like
20 that.
21
MR.
: And would you act
22 regularly for Mr.
, back then?
23
MS.
: Yes.
24
MR.
: Yes. Okay. And do you
25 have any reason to believe you were not acting
EFTA00127430
18
1 for him?
2
MS.
: That was two years ago. I
3 don't really --
4
MR.
: Oh, absolutely.
5
MS.
remember that. I mean, you
6 know, if I did, I would be, like, yes, I did,
7 but I don't remember.
8
MR.
: Sure.
9
MS.
: Almost receiving the emails, or
10 -.
11
MR.
: And I don't expect you
12 to. Here, just so you know that --
13
MS.
: Thank you.
14
MR.
: -- you could look at it
15 just to make sure. Maybe that will help jog
16 your memory. When you're an acting for Mr.
17
, specifically back in August, what would
18 that mean? What was your duties and
19 responsibilities be for when you're acting for
20 him?
21
MS.
: So, it will be, like, any case
22 of an emergency. Especially plumbing, that we
23 have, a lot of plumbing situation, the whole
24 entire building. Everybody calls for
25
is not here. I'm the one that responds,
EFTA00127431
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1 and I have my other foremans. I will do the
2 work. They do the work. So, we'll work
3 together.
4
MR.
: Okay.
5
MS.
: Anything that happens. Like,
6 an emergency.
7
MR.
: So, emergencies
8
MS.
: You know?
9
MR.
: -- with regards to
10 facilities?
11
MS.
: Yes.
12
MR.
: Okay.
13
MS.
: It's a facility only.
14
MR.
: Okay.
15
MS.
: Yes.
16
MR.
: Right. Okay. So, would
17 the cameras - if there were problems with the
18 cameras - would that fall under your purview,
19 when you were acting as the facilities manager?
20
MS.
: Well, if I was acting, there
21 was a problem, situation with cameras, yes.
22
MR.
: Okay.
23
MS.
: But, of course, I would
24 definitely call my executive, then. You know,
25 and ask them to, whatever situation, but at
EFTA00127432
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1
2
3
4
that being, I never had a situation with
cameras.
MR.
: Okay.
MS.
: Since I've been, like, if I
5 act. I don't know. I do recall that I never
6 had a situation
7
MR.
: Okay.
8
MS.
: -- with cameras.
9
MR.
: Sounds good. And when
10 you were acting for Mr.
, would this
11
report to you?
12
MS.
: Yes. He would
13
MR.
: Okay.
14
MS.
report to me.
15
MR.
: And what was his
16 position?
17
MS.
: His position is a Comtech.
18 It's a communication tech.
19
MR.
: Okay.
20
MS.
: So, he's - if there is any
21 problem with the phones, radios, or cameras
22 he will report it.
23
MR.
: Okay.
24
MS.
: If there is anything problems.
25
MR.
: So, he was responsible
EFTA00127433
21
1
2
3
4
for the cameras at MCC?
MS.
: Well, he works with the
cameras. And yes.
MR.
: Okay. Are you aware that
5 the cameras were not working properly within
6 MCC on August 9th and 10th of 2019?
7
MS.
: No.
8
MR.
: So, even at this point,
9 you weren't aware of that?
10
MS.
: No. No. I don't
11
MR.
Have you heard in the
12 news anything about --
13
MS.
: No.
14
MR.
: -- cameras being down?
15
MS.
: No.
16
MR.
: Oh, you don't even know -
17 -
18
MS.
: No.
19
MR.
: -- that now?
20
MS.
: Not in the news. No.
21
MR.
: Okay.
22
MS.
: Telemundo? No.
23
MR.
: Okay.
But you said that
24
would have been responsible for fixing
25 the cameras if they did go down?
EFTA00127434
22
1
MS.
: Well, he does fix the -. You
2 know, he works with the cameras. So, I believe
3 he will be, you know, responsible for - not
4 responsible - he works with the cameras, so
5
MR.
: Yeah. Well, if he wasn't
6 responsible, who would be responsible?
7
MS.
: That would be -.
8
MR.
: If they went down, who
9 would fix them?
10
MS.
: It would be
11
MR.
: Okay.
12
MS.
: But if there's something more
13 than that, then our manager will make an
14 executive decision where, if we need
15 contracting or anything, I'm not too sure.
16
MR.
: And who would be the
17 manager?
18
MS.
: Mr.
19
MR.
: Okay. So, if you're
20 acting for him, and you said that if something
21 happened, you would report it up, who would be
22 that manager?
23
MS.
: Oh, who will be my AW, at that
24 point.
25
MR.
: Okay. Would that be an
•
EFTA00127435
23
1 AW that you would --
2
MS.
: Yes.
3
MR.
: -- report to?
4
MS.
I would definitely. I will not
5 make any decisions like that, big decisions, if
6 I would have a situation like that, I'm going
7 to contact somebody.
8
MR.
: Okay. So, the facilities
9 manager reports directly to the AW?
10
MS.
: Mm-hmm.
11
MR.
: And who would that be, at
12 that time? In August of 2019. Would it have
13 been
14
MS.
: It was between Scott or --
15
MR.
: Is it --
16
MS.
: -- what's the other one?
17
MR.
: -- it begins with a B.
18
MS.
: A B?
19
MR.
: Is it
20
MR.
: Oh,
. Sorry.
21
MS.
: No.
was with -. I don't
22 think
was with -.
was with her.
23 With us a couple of weeks ago. But before, I
24 don't think
I think it's between
25 Scott, and there was two. There was another
EFTA00127436
24
1 one.
2
MR.
: I think
3 just started, like, that week. Maybe.
4
MS.
: She just started. Yeah. So,
5 she wasn't our AW.
6
MR.
: So, she wouldn't have
7 been there.
8
MS.
: So, the only person I got in
9 mind is Scott.
10
MR.
: Okay.
11
MS.
: And that's it.
12
MR.
: Okay. Fair enough. So,
13 if a problem was to have occurred with the
14 camera system, you would have reported that to
15 Ms.
16
MS.
: Yeah.
17
MR.
: Okay. But you're unaware
18 that there were any problems with the cameras
19 when you were, at all, in August of 2019?
20
MS.
: Absolutely.
21
MR.
: So, did electrician
22 technician, or a coms tech,
23 ever inform you that the cameras were not
24 working properly, during that week of August
25 9th, 2019?
EFTA00127437
25
1
MS.
: No. I did not have any
2 conversation with anyone about no cameras. No.
3
MR.
: So, and you're position
4 he never brought --
5
MS.
: I'm positive.
6
MR.
: -- that to your -.
7 You're positive. Okay.
8
MS.
: And if he did, you know, not to
9 me.
10
MR.
: And so, if there were a
11 problem, who would have he informed, if Mr.
12
was out, and he didn't report it to him?
13
MS.
: The higher ups. The AWs.
14 That's the next rank --
15
MR.
: All right.
16
MS.
that we would go to.
17
MR.
: And do you think that he
18 wouldn't have reported it to you? Would have he
19 gone directly to something like Ms.
20
21
MS.
: If he what?
22
MR.
: So, if there were a
23 problem with the cameras --
24
MS.
: Mm-hmm.
25
MR.
: -- and he reported it up
EFTA00127438
26
1 -.
2
MS.
: He would report it to us.
3
MR.
: Would he report it to
4 you, or he would go directly to the AW?
5
MS.
: He would probably - yeah - he
6 will go to me and the AW. Like, he's a
7 communicator. He's like that.
8
MR.
: So, if he's saying that
9 there were problems with the cameras, and he
10 did report it up, but he didn't report it to
11 you?
12
MS.
: No. That day, I don't - no - I
13 don't remember anything having -.
14
MR.
: Or the - yeah. I know
15 you were the 5th and 6th, and what I'm talking
16 about was more, like, the 8th and 9th.
17
MS.
: Oh, well, so, no.
18
MR.
: But during, earlier that
19 week, when you were acting, I'm just wondering,
20 that maybe he report it to you? And you're
21 certain of that?
22
MS.
: I'm positive.
23
MR.
: Okay.
24
MS.
: I've never dealt with any type
25 of problems.
EFTA00127439
27
1
MR.
: Do you know anything
2 about Mr.
being sent home on August 9th,
3 2019 --
4
MS.
: No.
5
MR.
: -- knowing that the
6 cameras were not working properly?
7
MS.
: No. I don't.
8
MR.
: No. Do you know anything
9 about if
was instructed on August 9th,
10 2019 to --
11
MS.
: No.
12
MR.
: -- fix the cameras the
13 following day, on August 10, 2019, when he
14 reported to work?
15
MS.
: No.
16
MR.
: So, you don't know
17 anything about that?
18
MS.
: Hmm-mm.
19
MR.
: What is your thoughts, if
20 that was what was to have happened, if Mr.
21
knew - and if you were acting, at the
22 point, and this is now theoretical - if you
23 were the acting supervisor, and Mr.
knew
24 that the cameras went down August 9th, half the
25 cameras in the MCC, including all of the
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1 cameras in the SHU, or just about all the
2 cameras in the SHU, were not recording, what
3 should have he done?
4
MS.
: Well, I know for a fact, if
5 there was any type of deficiency or anything
6 with the cameras, he would definitely report
7 that.
I don't know. He would speak to the
8 manager in regards to that.
9
MR.
: Okay. But again, you
10 were never aware that any cameras weren't
11 working?
12
MS.
: No. No.
13
MR.
: I mean, should have he
14 fixed it on the spot?
15
MS.
: I mean, I don't know if it was
16 broken or not. So --
17
MR.
: What -.
18
MS.
-- if I wasn't aware of that.
19
MR.
: No, no, no. I'm saying,
20 if - no, they were - so, the cameras
21
MS.
: Okay.
22
MR.
: -- were broken. They
23 were not recording.
24
MS.
: Okay.
25
MR.
: And
was
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1 responsible for them.
2
MS.
: Right.
3
MR.
: So, we're trying to
4 figure out what course of action should have he
5 taken? He should have reported it up. Should
6 have he fixed -? Should have he left the
7 institution without fixing them?
8
MS.
: No. Of course not.
9
MR.
: Okay.
10
MS.
: But my thing is, I didn't know
11 that there was a camera situation.
12
MR.
: Absolutely.
13
MS.
: So --
14
MR.
: So, that's why we're
15 saying --
16
MS.
: -- if he had an issue, he
17 knows, you know, what to do. So, I can't
18 answer for him.
19
MR.
: But you can answer as an
20 acting --
21
MS.
: Absolutely.
22
MR. -:
-- manager. That's what
23 I mean --
24
MS.
: Yeah.
25
MR.
: -- what I'm asking you --
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1
MS.
: Absolutely.
2
MR.
is, again, you weren't
3 acting those days. What I'm asking you --
4
MS.
: No.
5
MR.
: -- is, as someone who has
6 acted in that position, what should have he
7 done? So, he's already said he knew it. He
8 went home.
9
MS.
: I don't know if he said that.
10
MR.
: No, no, no. I'm telling
11 you.
12
MS.
: Oh, okay, okay. I'm, like, I
13 don't know.
14
MR.
: But he's saying that he
15 did report it to a manager, and they said that
16 to leave and fix it the following day.
17 However, we haven't talked to any managers that
18 he's told. So, that's where I'm trying to
19 figure out
20
MS.
: Oh, okay.
21
MR.
•
•
-- who would have he
22 reported that information to. Because he can't
23 remember what manager it was.
24
MS.
: Like, we only got two managers.
25 One manager and one supervisor. And that would
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1
2
be Mr.
(Phonetic Sp. *00:17:09) and Mr.
3
MR.
4
MS.
wasn't here. No, no,
5 no. I think - I don't think he was hired at
6 that time.
7
MR.
: So, and that's it, and --
8
MS.
was --
9
MR.
: -- and that
10
MS.
: -- (Indiscernible *00:17:15).
11
MR.
: -- to put a wrench in the
12 works,
was gone. And both yourself, and
13 at the time,
was acting for him that
14 week.
15
MS.
: Mm-hmm.
16
MR.
: So, but he didn't speak
17 to you?
18
MS.
: No.
19
MR.
: And you definitely --
20
MS.
: I don't remember that.
21
MR.
: -- didn't tell him --
22
MS.
: No.
23
MR.
: -- come back the next
24 day.
25
MS.
: No.
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1
MR.
: Okay. And who had access
2 to the camera system? In August of 2019,
3 specifically August of that week.
4
MS.
: I don't know.
5
MR.
: Leading up to it.
6
MS.
: Not myself.
7
MR.
: You didn't even have
8
MS.
: I do not have no access for no
9 camera.
10
MR.
: Do you know how someone
11 would be able to take them offline?
12
MS.
: I have no idea.
13
MR.
: No? So, you're not even
14 familiar --
15
MS.
: No.
16
MR.
: -- even if there were an
17 issue?
18
MS.
: At all.
19
MR.
: Okay. Do you know if
20 anyone could have intentionally taken the
21 cameras offline?
22
MS.
: No.
23
MR.
: No. Do you know if
24
could have intentionally taken the
25 cameras offline?
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1
MS.
: No.
2
MR.
: So, you don't even know,
3 is what you're saying?
4
MS.
: No.
5
MR.
: Do you have any reason to
6 believe that anyone intentionally took the
7 cameras offline, or stopped them from recording
8 on or around August 9th, 2019?
9
MS.
: No.
10
MR.
:
Do you know anything
11 about cameras going down prior to August 10th,
12 2019?
13
MS.
: No.
14
MR.
: Do you know if any steps
15 were taken to correct the problem of the
16 cameras going down?
17
MS.
: No.
18
MR.
: Do you know that we have
19 - there's a new camera system in the MCC?
20
MS.
: If I do know that there's a new
21 camera system?
22
MR.
: Do you know if there is a
23 new camera system at MCC?
24
MS.
: I know there's new cameras at
25 MCC, as of now, yes.
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1
MR.
: And do you know when that
2 occurred? And the new camera system was put in?
3
MS.
: Months ago.
4
MR.
: So, this year, though?
5
MS.
: I'm not too sure.
6
MR.
: Okay.
7
MS.
: If they started last year or
8 this year.
9
MR.
: Sure. And are you
10 involved at all with the documentation for when
11 cameras --
12
MS.
: No.
13
MR.
: -- go down, or
14 maintenance? No?
15
MS.
: No.
16
MR.
: Who would be in charge of
17 documentation?
18
MS.
: It will be my manager.
19
MR.
: Mr.
20
MS.
: Yes.
21
MR.
: Okay. If the camera
22 system was outdated and needed replacing, who
23 would be the people that would be in the know?
24
MS.
: The comtechs.
25
MR.
: The comtechs. And then,
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1 who?
2
MS.
: And then, Mr.
3
MR.
: And then, who?
4
MS.
: And then, the AWs, and it goes
5 up and up and up
6
MR.
: The warden.
7
MS.
: -- and up and up.
8
MR.
: Oh, okay. And what about
9 the captain? Is he involved with that at all?
10
MS.
: He should be.
11
MR.
: Okay. Do you know if Mr.
12
was ever asking for a new camera system,
13 leading up to --
14
MS.
: No.
15
MR.
: -- August 10th?
16
MS.
: I don't know.
17
MR.
: You're not aware. What
18 are Mr.
responsibilities as the
19 Comtech?
20
MS.
: Phones. Radios. And cameras.
21
MR.
: Okay.
22
MS.
: Other than that, I'm not sure
23 what else.
24
MR.
: Okay. Do you believe
25 appropriate action was taken if
knew
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1 that the cameras were offline, and then he went
2 home, and the plan was to fix it the next day?
3
MS.
: I don't know. I don't know.
4
MR.
: You don't know. Okay.
5 What is your understanding of what happened to
6 Epstein on August 9th and 10th of 2019?
7
MS.
: Well, I don't know, he hanged
8 himself.
9
MR.
: He hung himself?
10
MS.
: Yeah.
11
MR.
: Is it your understanding
12 that he died from hanging within the MCC?
13
MS.
: Because of MCC.
14
MR.
: Is it your understanding
15 that Mr. Epstein died from hanging within the
16 MCC?
17
MS.
: I don't know.
18
MR.
: You don't even know?
19
MS.
: I don't even know.
20
MR.
: So, you said that you
21 thought he hung himself.
22
MS.
: That's what
23
MR.
: So, can you expand on
24 that, then? Where
25
MS.
: -- that's what the media said.
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1
MR.
: -- where did he hang
2 himself?
3
MS.
: In Nine South.
4
MR.
: Okay. So, is that within
5 the MCC?
6
MS.
: Yeah.
7
MR.
: Do you believe he died
8 when he was here in the MCC?
9
MS.
: Well, I wasn't here. I know
10 the media said he died here. I mean
11
MR.
: Okay.
12
MS.
: -- I don't know.
13
MR.
: But you didn't hear
14 anything about --
15
MS.
: No, no, no --
16
MR.
: -- being here?
17
MS.
: -- no, no.
18
MR.
: In the MCC? No one ever
19 spoke about it?
20
MS.
: No. Huh-uh.
21
MR.
: Really? I'm just -.
22
MS.
: You know, everybody, but no,
23 I'm not -.
24
MR.
: No one ever talked about,
25 hey --
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1
MS.
:
I don't --
2
MR.
: -- the biggest, highest
3 profile guy --
4
MS.
: He is the highest profile
5
MR.
: killed himself?
6
MS.
of course, but --
7
MR.
: Or anything like that?
8
MS.
: -- no.
9
MR.
: No?
10
MS.
: No.
11
MR.
: All right. Do you have
12 any information, with regard to any suspicious
13 activity that occurred on August 9th or 10th of
14 2019, leading up to the discovery of Epstein in
15 his cell?
16
MS.
: No.
17
MR.
: What do you know about
18 someone else taking Epstein's life?
19
MS.
: No.
20
MR.
: You don't know anything?
21
MS.
: No.
22
MR.
: What do you know about
23 other's assisting with taking Epstein's life?
24
MS.
: No.
25
MR.
: You don't know anything?
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1
2
3
4
MS.
:
MR.
his own life?
MS.
:
No.
: Okay. Did Epstein take
I wasn't there. But I don't
5 know. I guess.
6
MR.
: Okay. Did Epstein act
7 alone in taking his own life?
8
MS.
: If he was alone?
9
MR.
: Did he act alone?
10
MS.
: I wasn't there.
11
MR.
: So, you're not sure?
12
MS.
: Yeah.
13
MR.
: And that's totally fine
14 to just say I don't know.
15
MS.
: I wasn't there.
16
MR.
: No, no, no. I know.
17
MS.
: I didn't even see it. Like
18
MR.
: No, that's what I'm
19 saying, is that total acceptable answer for you
20 to say I don't know.
21
MS.
: I don't know. It's, like, what
22 the hell, to see if he did. I don't know what
23
24
he did.
but no.
It's just, it's all over the media,
25
MR.
: Did you have any
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1 involvement with Epstein's death?
2
MS.
: No.
3
MR.
: Do you know what would
4 have prevented Epstein's death? That is, what
5 actions should have been taken to prevent his
6 death?
7
MS.
: I don't know.
8
MR.
: You don't --
9
MS.
: No.
10
MR.
: -- you don't know. Were
11 you ever a correctional officer?
12
MS.
: No.
13
MR.
: No. Okay. And when you
14 came with the BOP, what did you start as?
15
MS.
: I started as a unit team.
16
MR.
: And what does that mean?
17
MS.
: Unit team are, like, we have
18 counselors, case managers, secretaries. That's
19 what I used to do, is a unit secretary. Case
20 managers. Unit managers and stuff. Dealing
21 with the inmates. You know?
22
MR.
: Okay.
23
MS.
: And taking care of them.
24
MR.
: So, not, like, watching
25 over the cells or doing cell searches, or
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1
2
counts, or anything like that?
MS.
: No, no, no, no, no. Oh, like,
3 what --
4
MR.
: Or rounds.
5
MS.
: -- officers does? No.
6
MR.
: No. Okay.
7
MR.
: Isn't that - sorry - isn't a
8 unit team member also a C.O.?
9
MS.
: We all are correctional
10 officers, but I know exactly what he means.
11 What he means is, like --
12
MR.
: He means, like -.
13
MS.
: -- as an officer, like, how
14 they do, like, all their rounds and stuff like
15 that.
16
MR.
: And custody. Working
17
MS.
: Custody. Yeah.
18
MR.
-- have you ever -?
19
MS.
: No. I do not --
20
MR.
: So, you've never worked
21 in --
22
MS.
: -- work in custody at all.
23
MR.
: -- custody.
24
MS.
: Yeah.
25
MR.
: Okay. And this is the
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1 last question that I have for you. What are
2 some of the systematic problems inside the MCC?
3 And specifically, the SHU that allowed for
4 Epstein to die.
5
MS.
: Don't know.
6
MR.
: Okay. Do you have any
7 more?
8
MR.
: Yeah. You mentioned that Mr.
9
was a communicator. Doesn't it mean,
10 like, if there were any issues or anything that
11 came up, he would actually address it with the
12 supervisor?
13
MS.
: Yeah. He will.
14
MR.
: Okay. Has he ever come to
15 you with any issues?
16
MS.
: No.
17
MR.
: Now, if
did come to
18 you during that week - just a hypothetical --
19
MS.
: Mm-hmm.
20
MR.
-- if he did come to you that
21 week, saying, hey, listen, the cameras are
22 down, what would you have told him to do?
23
MS.
: I would speak to my AW, the
24 warden, the president, and everybody, we're
25 fixing this situation.
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1
MR.
: And you would have told him
2 to fix it before he went home?
3
MS.
: Yeah.
4
MR.
: You mentioned there were
5 comtechs in August of 2019, right? Was it
6 another person other than
also?
7
MS.
: What do you mean, there was
8 Comtech?
9
MR.
: You said there were
10
MS.
is a Comtech.
11
MR.
is there another Comtech
12 that you were referring -?
13
MS.
Now, there is.
14
MR.
: Oh, not back then?
15
MS.
: I don't recall if he got hired
16 back then.
17
MR.
: Okay. Who was the other
18 person?
19
MS.
: Hodge.
20
MR.
: First name?
21
MS.
: John Hodge.
22
MR.
: Okay. That's all I got.
23
MR.
: And oh, because we showed
24 you this, do you mind just initialing and
25 dating it?
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1
MS.
: Oh.
2
MR.
: It's not certifying the
3 accuracy. It's just to say that --
4
MS.
: Right here?
5
MR.
-- that's what we -?
6 Yeah. That would be great. That's just
7
MS.
: Initial?
8
MR.
: -- the email. Yes,
9 please.
10
MR.
: And today's date. 8/5/21.
11
MS.
: Today is --
12
MR.
: 8/5/21.
13
MS.
: Five.
14
MR.
: Okay. If you could just
15 bear with me. We were just provided this
16 documentation. So, we just wanted you to -
17 before we say done, I want to see what this
18 says. What is a CSM?
19
MS.
: CSM? Correctional System
20 Management.
21
MR.
: Okay. And I'm going to
22 just read this to you. So, this is from when
23 the camera system, I guess, has a problem, back
24
25
MS.
: Mm-hmm.
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1
MR.
: -- in the day, they would
2 contact the contractor, and then, they would
3 report what was relayed.
4
MS.
: Mm-hmm.
5
MR.
: So, maybe you might be
6 able to help fill in the blanks here. It says,
7
%•%
called us on Thursday, August
8 8th, stating that he had two bad drives on his
9 raid, until" - or, sorry, "unit, of the NICE
10 Vision Pro Unit NVR. We advised him to get
11 replacement drives. Once they are replaced,
12 they should start to initialize, to become
13 available for the raid array.
did not
14 have drives readily available. He checked with
15 his local CSM to see if they had any spare
16 replacement drives." So, do you know what the
17 local CSM would mean?
18
MS.
: No.
19
MR.
: Do you think that may be
20 -?
21
MS.
: CSM? No. That's probably
22 something on their behalf. I don't -.
23
MR.
: Okay. "Once he located
24 replacement drives on Friday, August 9th, he
25 did not have access to the DVR room to replace
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1 them. He called SIGNET (Phonetic Sp.
2 *00:26:14) for phone support, on Saturday,
3 August 10th, when he gained access to the DVR
4 room. He attempted to replace the drives, and
5 they started to rebuild. During the rebuild
6 process of the drives, the drives were required
7 to be taken out of the raid on DVR-2. Once the
8 drives are removed without proper shutdown of
9 the recorder, the video database becomes
10 corrupted. Typically, any time the raid on a
11 raid-five configuration was just two drives.
12 The raid needs to be rebuilt and all data is
13 wiped from the raid." Do you know anything
14 about that?
15
MS.
: No.
16
MR.
: No? All right. And just
17 because I read that, you mind just initialing
18 and dating that?
19
MS.
: Sure.
20
MR.
: This a service request
21 number 24975.
22
MS.
: Sign here?
23
MR.
: Actually, you can just
24 sign the top of this.
25
MS.
: Okay.
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1
MR.
: What did you think CSM meant?
2
MS.
: CM --
3
MR.
: CM -.
4
MS.
: -- well, we have a CSM here,
5 which is Correctional System Management, but
6 that's a
7
MR.
: What do they do?
8
MR.
: Because it said he
9 checked with his local CSM.
10
MR.
: Do they keep, like, a --
11
MS.
(Indiscernible *00:27:13).
12
MR.
-- supplies on hand, or
13 anything like that?
14
MS.
: Correctional -. What is it
15 again?
16
MR.
: It says he checked with
17 his local CSM.
18
MS.
: Yeah. That's probably
19 something else. That's probably something with
20 cameras, but we do have a Correctional System,
21 but that's --
22
MR.
: What's Correctional -?
23
MS.
: -- that's the intake.
24
MR.
: Oh.
25
MS.
: That's (Indiscernible
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1
2
3
*00:27:27).
MR.
anything?
: They don't keep supplies or
4
MS.
: No. No.
5
MR.
: Okay. Anything else for
6 us, that we're not asking you?
7
MS.
: No.
8
MR.
: Anything else about the
9 cameras being down
10
MS.
: No.
11
MR.
: -- or Epstein dying? No?
12 All right.
13
MS.
: No.
14
MR.
: All right.
15
MS.
: Jesus Christ. I'm, like
16
MR.
: Yeah.
17
MS.
no. Like -.
18
MR.
: All right. Hold on.
19 We're going to stop this thing.
20
MS.
: Okay.
21
MR.
: Okay. So, this is Senior
22 Special Agent
.
The time is
23 1:26 p.m., and I am stopping the recorder.
24
25
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CERTIFICATE
I hereby certify that the foregoing pages
represent an accurate transcript of the
electronic sound recording of the proceedings
before the Department of Justice, Office of the
Inspector General in the matter of:
Interview of
Brianna Rose Burton, Transcriber
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Answer - 5:15,
5:17, 5:23, 7:14,
29:18, 29:19, 39:19
Answers - 4:21
Anyone - 16:3,
16:6, 25:2, 32:20,
33:6
Appropriate - 35:25
Are - 3:5, 4:3, 4:20,
5:7, 12:14, 15:16,
21:4, 34:9, 35:18,
40:17, 41:9, 42:1,
42:21, 45:11, 46:8
Around - 33:8
Array - 45:13
Artists - 10:13
As - 3:13, 5:7, 5:11,
5:18, 6:17, 6:19,
6:24, 7:1, 7:4, 12:3,
19:19, 29:19, 30:5,
33:25, 35:18, 40:14,
40:15, 41:13
Ask - 7:23, 19:25
Asked - 4:21, 5:7
Asking - 29:25,
30:3, 35:12, 48:6
Assistance - 16:10
Assistant - 13:16,
16:24
Assisting - 38:23
Assurances - 5:5,
5:21
Attempted - 46:4
Automatic - 16:24
Available - 45:13,
45:14
AW - 22:23, 23:1,
23:9, 24:5, 26:4,
26:6, 42:23
Aware - 21:4, 21:9,
28:10, 28:18, 35:17
Awesome - 4:25
Aws - 25:13, 35:4
B
i
Bachelors - 8:17,
9:8
Back - 17:22, 18:17,
31:23, 43:14, 43:16,
44:23
Bad - 45:8
Bar -11:10
Basically - 12:1
Basis - 5:6
Bear - 44:15
Because - 9:20,
11:9, 16:23, 30:22,
36:13, 43:23, 46:17,
47:8
Become - 45:12
Becomes - 46:9
Been - 6:1, 6:2,
10:24, 11:12, 13:5,
13:6, 16:2, 20:4,
21:24, 23:13, 24:7,
40:5
Before - 7:15,
13:12, 13:15, 15:10,
23:23, 43:2, 44:17
Begins - 23:17
Behalf - 45:22
Being - 3:13, 3:18,
4:20, 5:7, 5:8, 5:10,
20:1, 21:14, 27:2,
37:16, 48:9
Believe - 15:22,
17:25, 22:2, 33:6,
35:24, 37:7
Between - 23:14,
23:24
Big - 23:5
Biggest - 38:2
Birth - 8:7
Bit - 12:2
Blanks - 45:6
BOP - 10:4, 10:7,
11:7, 11:18, 40:14
Boss - 12:5, 16:6
Both - 5:20, 31:12
Broken - 28:16,
28:22
Bronx - 9:2, 9:3
- 8:5, 8:6
Brought - 25:4
Building - 18:24
Bureau - 3:9, 10:21
By - 3:22, 5:8, 9:6,
12:6, 14:10, 17:16
C
Call - 19:24
Called -45:7, 46:1
Calling - 12:5
Calls - 18:24
Came - 40:14, 42:11
Camera - 24:14,
29:11, 32:2, 32:9,
33:19, 33:21, 33:23,
34:2, 34:21, 35:12,
44:23
Can - 4:6, 6:3, 6:11,
7:16, 11:11, 17:7,
17:11, 29:19, 36:23,
46:23
Can't - 29:17, 30:22
Captain - 35:9
Care - 40:23
Case - 18:21, 40:18,
40:19
Cell - 8:13, 15:11,
38:15, 40:25
Cells - 40:25
Center - 3:19
Certain - 26:21
Certifying - 44:2
Chance - 17:16
Char e - 34:16
- 23:19,
24:2
Checked - 45:14,
47:9, 47:16
Choose - 5:16
Christ - 48:15
- 16:10
, 16:25
Circumstances - 4:
20
Close - 14:10
CM - 47:2, 47:3
Coercion - 6:2
College - 8:20,
8:21, 9:1
Come - 31:23,
42:14, 42:17, 42:20
Communication - 2
0:18
Communicator - 26
:7, 42:9
Coms - 24:22
Comtech - 20:17,
35:19, 43:8, 43:10,
43:11
Comtechs - 34:24,
34:25, 43:5
Conducted - 3:13,
3:18, 5:8, 5:10
Configuration - 46:
11
Contact - 23:7, 45:2
Contracting - 22:15
Contractor -45:2
Conversation - 25:
2
Cool - 9:7
Correct - 4:15,
33:15
Correctional - 3:19,
40:11, 41:9, 44:19,
47:5, 47:14, 47:20,
47:22
Corrupted - 46:10
Cosmetics - 10:12
Could - 3:23, 4:8,
6:23, 7:11, 18:14,
32:20, 32:24, 44:14
Counselors - 40:18
Counts - 41:1
Couple - 23:23
Course - 19:23,
29:4, 29:8, 38:6
Credentials - 3:6,
4:4
Criminal - 5:19,
8:20, 8:25
CSM - 44:18, 44:19,
45:15, 45:17, 45:21,
47:1, 47:4, 47:9,
47:17
Current - 8:1, 8:12,
11:18
Custody - 41:16,
41:17, 41:22, 41:23
D
- 35:18
Data - 46:12
Database - 46:9
Date - 3:16, 8:7,
11:4, 13:8, 44:10
Dating - 43:25,
46:18
Day - 16:6, 26:12,
27:13, 30:16, 31:24,
36:2, 45:1
Days - 15:16, 30:3
Dealing - 40:20
Dealt - 26:24
Death - 4:19, 40:1,
40:4, 40:6
December - 11:5
Decision - 22:14
Decisions - 23:5
Deficiency - 28:5
Definitely - 19:24,
23:4, 28:6, 31:19
Degree - 8:17, 9:8
Dennis - 3:2, 3:22,
4:1, 6:16, 48:22
Department - 3:3,
3:14, 5:3, 13:19
Description - 12:4
Didn't - 14:12,
25:12, 26:10, 29:10,
31:16, 31:21, 32:7,
37:13, 39:17
Die - 42:4
Died - 36:12, 36:15,
37:7, 37:10
Different - 7:24
Directly - 23:9,
25:19, 26:4
Disciplinary - 5:15,
EFTA00127463
5:19
Discovery - 38:14
Documentation - 3
4:10, 34:17, 44:16
Does - 11:20, 22:1,
40:16, 41:5
Doesn't - 17:13,
42:9
Doing - 16:4, 40:25
DOJIOIG - 3:15,
3:20, 3:25, 4:2, 4:18,
4:23
Done - 28:3, 30:7,
44:17
Doors - 11:23
Down - 6:8, 9:20,
21:14, 21:25, 22:8,
27:24, 33:11, 33:16,
34:13, 42:22, 48:9
Drives - 45:8, 45:11,
45:14, 45:16, 45:24,
46:4, 46:6, 46:8,
46:11
During - 7:18, 14:4,
16:1, 24:24, 26:18,
42:18, 46:5
Duties - 16:2, 18:18
Duty -11:4
DVR - 45:25, 46:3,
46:7
Dying -48:11
E
Earlier - 26:18
- 23:19, 23:20,
23:21, 23:22, 23:24,
24:2
Education - 8:16
Eight - 13:25, 14:2
Electrical - 11:25
Electrician - 24:21
Else - 35:23, 38:18,
47:19, 48:5, 48:8
Email - 17:3, 44:8
Emails - 18:9
Emergencies - 19:7
Emergency - 18:22,
19:6
Employee - 3:9,
5:5, 6:6
Employee's - 6:8
Employment - 10:7
Enough - 24:12
Entail - 11:21
Enter -11:4
Entire - 18:24
Epstein -4:19,
12:15, 14:4, 36:6,
36:15, 38:14, 39:2,
39:6, 42:4, 48:11
Epstein% - 38:18,
38:23, 40:1, 40:4
Especially - 18:22
Even - 11:25, 14:7,
21:8, 21:16, 32:7,
32:13, 32:16, 33:2,
36:18, 36:19, 39:17
Ever - 24:23, 35:12,
37:18, 37:24, 40:11,
41:18, 42:14
Everybody - 5:2,
18:24, 37:22, 42:24
Everyone - 3:23
Everything - 7:9,
12:2
Evidence - 5:18
Exactly - 41:10
Executive - 19:24,
22:14
Expand - 36:23
Expect - 18:11
F
Facilities - 16:16,
19:10, 19:19, 23:8
Facility - 13:16,
13:18, 16:15, 19:13
Fact - 9:17, 28:4
Failure - 5:13
Fair - 24:12
Fall - 19:18
Familiar - 12:15,
32:14
February - 13:8,
13:9
Federal - 3:9, 10:21
- 3:11, 4:9,
7:16, 17:4
Field - 3:5
Figure - 29:4, 30:19
Fill - 6:11, 45:6
Fine - 39:13
Finished - 9:15,
10:1
First - 10:10, 10:16,
43:20
Five - 14:1, 14:2,
44:13, 46:11
Fix - 22:1, 22:9,
27:12, 30:16, 36:2,
43:2
Fixed - 28:14, 29:6
Fixing - 21:24, 29:7,
42:25
Floors - 11:23
Following - 27:13,
30:16
Fordham - 9:4, 9:5
Foremans - 19:1
Form - 5:1, 6:12,
7:6
Found - 15:11
Four - 17:9, 17:12
Friday - 15:10,
15:13, 15:19, 15:21,
15:23, 17:2, 17:9,
45:24
Fridays - 15:18
From - 8:19, 11:7,
16:10, 16:17, 16:24,
33:7, 36:12, 36:15,
44:22, 46:13
Furnish - 5:18
Future - 5:18
G
Gained - 46:3
General - 3:4, 3:15,
4:13, 5:4, 5:9, 5:11,
6:18, 11:19, 11:22,
12:7
Get - 45:10
Gets - 5:3
Go - 21:25, 25:16,
26:4, 26:6, 34:13
Goes - 35:4
Going - 5:1, 9:19,
9:20, 23:6, 33:11,
33:16, 44:21, 48:19
Gone - 25:19, 31:12
Good - 20:9
Got - 13:7, 24:8,
30:24, 43:15, 43:22
Grade - 13:21
Graduated - 11:7
Great - 9:23, 12:14,
44:6
Guess - 39:5, 44:23
Guy - 38:3
H
Had - 20:1, 20:6,
29:16, 32:1, 45:8,
45:15
Half - 27:24
Hand - 7:17, 47:12
Hang - 37:1
Hanged - 36:7
Hanging - 36:12,
36:15
Happened - 22:21,
27:20, 36:5
Happens - 19:5
Has - 6:2, 30:5,
42:14, 44:23
Haven't - 30:17
Having - 26:13
Hear - 9:21, 37:13
Heard - 21:11
Hell - 39:22
Hello - 14:15
Help - 18:15, 45:6
Her - 23:22
Here - 4:14, 9:9,
10:25, 12:20, 16:7,
18:12, 18:25, 31:4,
37:8, 37:9, 37:10,
37:16, 44:4, 45:6,
46:22, 47:4
He's - 16:15, 20:20,
26:6, 26:7, 26:8,
30:7, 30:14, 30:18
Hey - 37:25, 42:21
Higher - 25:13
Highest - 8:15,
38:2, 38:4
Himself - 36:8,
36:9, 36:21, 37:2,
38:5
Hired - 31:5, 43:15
His - 14:5, 16:14,
20:15, 20:17, 38:15,
39:3, 39:7, 40:5,
45:8, 45:15, 47:9,
47:17
Hmm - 9:4, 11:2,
13:23, 16:18, 17:5,
23:10, 25:24, 27:18,
31:15, 42:19, 44:25,
45:4
Hodge - 43:19,
43:21
Hold - 48:18
Home - 8:1, 27:2,
30:8, 36:2, 43:2
Housed -12:18
How - 10:20, 10:23,
10:24, 13:4, 32:10,
41:13
However - 30:17
- 16:17,
16:25, 20:11, 24:22,
45:7, 45:13
Huh - 37:20
Hung - 36:9, 36:21
Hypothetical - 42:1
8
I
I'd - 7:15
Idea - 32:12
Identify - 3:23, 4:6
I'll - 7:23
Including - 27:25
Indiscernible - 6:14
, 13:1, 31:10, 47:11,
47:25
Inform - 24:23
Information - 5:6,
5:7, 30:22, 38:12
Informed - 25:11
Initial - 44:7
Initialing - 43:24,
46:17
Initialize - 45:12
Inmate - 4:19
Inmates - 40:21
Inside - 42:2
Inspector - 3:4,
3:15, 5:4, 5:9, 5:11,
6:18
Institution - 29:7
Instructed - 27:9
Intake - 47:23
Intentionally - 32:2
0, 32:24, 33:6
Interactions - 14:4
Interview - 3:8,
3:17, 3:21, 4:23,
5:14, 7:19
Interviews - 5:2
Into -4:18
Investigation - 3:16
, 4:18, 5:8, 5:10,
5:12
Involved - 34:10,
35:9
Involvement - 14:4,
40:1
Irish - 11:10
Isn't - 41:7
Issue - 29:16, 32:17
Issues -42:10,
42:15
It's - 5:1, 9:2, 13:8,
19:13, 20:18, 23:24,
39:21, 39:23, 44:2,
44:3
I've - 10:24, 13:6,
20:4, 26:24
J
Jeffrey -4:19, 12:15
Jerome - 9:6
Jesus - 48:15
Job - 5:12, 10:10,
10:16, 14:11
Jog - 18:15
John - 43:21
July - 12:18, 12:22,
12:24
Justice - 3:4, 3:14,
5:4
K
Keep - 47:10, 48:2
Killed - 38:5
Kind - 6:2
EFTA00127464
Knew - 27:21,
27:23, 30:7, 35:25
Knowing - 27:5
Knows - 29:17
L
Last - 3:24, 34:7,
42:1
Law - 8:20, 8:25
Leading - 32:5,
35:13, 38:14
Leave - 30:16
Left - 29:6
Let - 7:21
Level - 8:16, 13:21
Life - 38:18, 38:23,
39:3, 39:7
Limited - 17:3
- 31:1, 31:3,
31:4
Listen - 42:21
Little - 12:2
Local - 45:15,
45:17, 47:9, 47:17
Located - 3:19, 9:1,
45:23
Long - 10:20, 10:24,
13:4
Look - 18:14
Lot - 18:23
Lyeson - 3:21, 4:3,
6:23, 7:3
M
Macy's - 10:12
Made - 6:1
Maintenance - 4:13,
11:19, 11:22, 11:24,
12:7, 12:11, 34:14
Make - 5:22, 18:15,
22:13, 23:5
Makeup - 10:12
Management - 44:2
0, 47:5
Manager - 16:15,
16:16, 19:19, 22:13,
22:17, 22:22, 23:9,
28:8, 29:22, 30:15,
30:23, 30:25, 34:18
Managers - 30:17,
30:24, 40:18, 40:20
Many - 10:23
March - 11:9, 11:14
Matter - 9:17
May - 5:18, 45:19
Maybe - 18:15,
24:3, 26:20, 45:5
- 17:10,
31:13
Me - 3:22, 6:1, 6:2,
7:21, 12:5, 17:3,
20:14, 25:9, 26:6,
44:15
Mean - 10:5, 18:5,
18:18, 28:13, 28:15,
29:23, 37:10, 40:16,
42:9, 43:7, 45:17
Means -41:10,
41:11, 41:12
Meant -47:1
Media - 36:25,
37:10, 39:23
Member - 41:8
Memory - 18:16
Mentioned - 42:8,
43:4
Metropolitan - 3:18
Might - 45:5
Military - 10:18
Mind - 24:9, 43:24,
46:17
Mm - 9:4, 11:2,
13:23, 16:18, 17:5,
23:10, 25:24, 27:18,
31:15, 42:19, 44:25,
45:4
Monday - 15:18,
15:21, 17:1, 17:6,
17:15
Monroe - 8:20,
8:22, 8:23, 9:1
Months - 34:3
More - 22:12, 26:16,
42:7
Much - 6:15
My - 3:1, 3:5, 4:3,
4:9, 6:19, 7:22, 8:17,
10:16, 12:5, 15:16,
15:20, 16:6, 19:1,
19:24, 22:23, 29:10,
34:18, 42:23
Myself - 32:6
N
Name - 3:2, 3:24,
4:9, 6:8, 6:19, 7:2,
11:24, 43:20
Need - 22:14
Needed - 34:22
Needs -46:12
Never - 20:1, 20:5,
25:4, 26:24, 28:10,
41:20
New - 3:4, 3:19,
3:20, 6:22, 8:6,
33:19, 33:20, 33:23,
33:24, 34:2, 35:12
News - 21:12, 21:20
Next - 25:14, 31:23,
36:2
NICE -45:9
Nine - 14:11, 14:18,
14:20, 37:3
- 16:6,
16:10, 16:25, 17:22,
18:17, 18:24, 18:25,
20:10, 22:18, 25:12,
31:2, 31:8, 31:12,
34:19, 35:2
North - 8:3
Nothing - 7:18
Now - 6:18, 13:22,
21:19, 27:22, 33:25,
42:17, 43:13
Number - 8:10,
8:13, 17:8, 17:12,
46:21
NVR - 45:10
0
Oath - 7:16
Occurred - 24:13,
34:2, 38:13
Off -15:16
Office - 3:4, 3:5,
3:15, 5:4, 5:9, 6:17,
16:10, 16:24, 17:1
Officer - 40:11,
41:13
Officers - 41:5,
41:10
Official - 3:14, 4:18
Offline - 32:11,
32:21, 32:25, 33:7,
36:1
Oh - 10:8, 10:11,
12:9, 14:20, 14:24,
18:4, 21:16, 22:23,
23:20, 26:17, 30:12,
30:20, 35:8, 41:2,
43:14, 43:23, 44:1,
47:24
Once - 45:11, 45:23,
46:7
One - 9:18, 18:25,
23:16, 24:1, 30:25,
37:18, 37:24
Only - 14:18, 16:22,
19:13, 24:8, 30:24
Opposite - 6:14
Other - 14:11, 19:1,
23:16, 35:22, 43:6,
43:17
Other's - 38:23
Our - 4:21, 7:15,
22:13, 24:5
Out - 6:11, 16:9,
16:23, 16:24, 17:1,
25:12, 29:4, 30:19,
46:7
Outdated - 34:22
Over - 39:23, 40:25
Own - 39:3, 39:7
P
Painting - 11:24
Part - 3:14, 5:8
Pen - 6:13
People - 34:23
Perfect - 4:17
Performance - 5:12
Person - 24:8, 43:6,
43:18
Pertains - 5:12
Phone - 8:13, 17:3,
17:8, 17:12, 46:2
Phones - 20:21,
35:20
Phonetic - 17:10,
31:1, 46:1
Pick - 9:21
Place - 7:16, 14:19
Plan - 36:2
Please - 3:23, 6:24,
7:2, 7:17, 7:21, 44:9
Plumbing - 11:24,
18:22, 18:23
Point - 21:8, 22:24,
27:22
Position - 4:12,
11:18, 12:24, 12:25,
13:2, 13:5, 13:6,
13:14, 16:14, 20:16,
20:17, 25:3, 30:6
Positive - 25:5,
25:7, 26:22
Present - 3:20
President - 42:24
Pressure - 6:1
Prevent - 40:5
Prevented - 40:4
Print - 6:8, 7:2
Printing - 6:19
Prior - 10:3, 10:7,
33:11
Prisons - 3:9, 10:21
Pro - 45:10
Probably - 14:10,
15:23, 15:24, 26:5,
45:21, 47:18, 47:19
Problem - 19:21,
20:21, 24:13, 25:11,
25:23, 33:15, 44:23
Problems - 19:17,
20:24, 24:18, 26:9,
26:25, 42:2
Proceedings - 5:19,
5:20
Process - 46:6
Profile - 38:3, 38:4
Promises - 5:25
Promoted - 13:7
Promotion - 13:21
Proper - 46:8
Properly - 21:5,
24:24, 27:6
Provide - 4:21, 5:6,
5:7
Provided - 44:15
Pursuant - 5:10
Purview - 19:18
Put - 31:11, 34:2
Q
Question - 12:10,
42:1
Questions - 4:22,
5:15, 5:17, 5:23,
7:15, 7:23
R
Radio - 17:9, 17:13
Radios - 20:21,
35:20
Raid - 45:9, 45:13,
46:7, 46:10, 46:11,
46:12, 46:13
Raise - 7:17
Rank - 25:14
Reached - 17:7,
17:11
Read - 5:1, 6:4,
44:22, 46:17
Readily - 45:14
Real - 10:16
Really - 18:3, 37:21
Reason - 16:22,
17:25, 33:5
Rebuild - 46:5
Rebuilt - 46:12
Recall - 12:16,
15:12, 16:5, 20:5,
43:15
Receive - 9:8
Receiving - 18:9
Record - 3:24
Recorded - 3:22
Recorder - 3:1,
46:9, 48:23
Recording - 28:2,
28:23, 33:7
Referring - 43:12
Regard - 38:12
Regards - 5:1, 19:9,
28:8
Regularly - 17:22
Relayed - 45:3
Remember -11:3,
EFTA00127465
11:7, 11:11, 13:8,
16:1, 16:7, 17:14,
17:19, 18:5, 18:7,
26:13, 30:23, 31:20
Removed - 46:8
Rephrase - 7:23
Replace -45:25,
46:4
Replaced - 45:11
Replacement - 45:1
1, 45:16, 45:24
Replacing - 34:22
Report - 20:11,
20:14, 20:22, 22:21,
23:3, 25:12, 26:2,
26:3, 26:10, 26:20,
28:6, 30:15, 45:3
Reported - 24:14,
25:18, 25:25, 27:14,
29:5, 30:22
Reports - 23:9
Request - 46:20
Requested - 5:5
Required - 46:6
Responds - 18:25
Responsibilities -1
6:2, 18:19, 35:18
Responsible - 20:2
5, 21:24, 22:3, 22:4,
22:6, 29:1
Rest - 6:12
Review - 6:4
Right - 6:8, 7:17,
13:12, 19:16, 25:15,
29:2, 38:11, 43:5,
44:4, 46:16, 48:12,
48:14, 48:18
Room - 45:25, 46:4
Rounds - 41:4,
41:14
-17:10
S
Said - 14:23, 21:23,
22:20, 30:7, 30:9,
30:15, 36:20, 36:25,
37:10, 43:9, 47:8
Same - 12:25, 13:2
Saturday - 15:14,
46:2
Saw - 14:16
Say - 12:9, 14:15,
14:16, 17:13, 39:14,
39:20, 44:3, 44:17
Saying - 9:21,
16:25, 26:8, 28:19,
29:15, 30:14, 33:3,
39:19, 42:21
Says - 5:21, 6:6,
17:8, 17:12, 44:18,
45:6, 47:16
Schedule - 15:20
Scoff - 23:13,
23:14, 23:25, 24:9,
24:15, 25:20
Searches - 40:25
Second - 6:3
Secretaries - 40:18
Secretary - 40:19
Section - 5:20
Security - 5:13, 8:9
See - 14:7, 14:9,
14:10, 39:17, 39:22,
44:17, 45:15
Seen - 14:17
Sending - 16:23
Senior - 3:2, 3:25,
48:21
Sent - 27:2
Served - 10:20
Service - 10:18,
46:20
She - 17:7, 24:4,
24:5, 24:6
- 23:13,
25:19
Should - 28:3,
28:13, 29:4, 29:5,
29:6, 30:6, 35:10,
40:5, 45:12
Showed - 43:23
SHU - 14:25, 28:1,
28:2, 42:3
Shutdown -46:8
Sign - 6:24, 46:22,
46:24
Signature - 6:7,
6:17
SIGNET - 46:1
Signing - 6:16,
6:17, 7:4
Simply - 7:4
Since - 20:4
Sir - 14:6
Situation - 18:23,
19:21, 19:25, 20:1,
20:6, 23:6, 29:11,
42:25
Sixth - 8:3
Skipper - 23:13,
24:15, 25:20
Social - 8:9
Some - 11:23, 42:2
Somebody - 23:7
Someone - 16:19,
30:5, 32:10, 38:18
Something - 22:12,
22:20, 25:19, 45:22,
47:19
Sorry - 9:19, 12:9,
14:17, 14:22, 16:14,
23:20, 41:7, 45:9
Sounds - 20:9
South - 14:11,
14:18, 14:20, 37:3
Sp - 17:10, 31:1,
46:1
Spare - 45:15
Speak - 14:13, 28:7,
31:16, 42:23
Special - 3:3, 3:21,
3:25, 4:2, 6:18, 6:23,
48:22
Specifically - 18:17,
32:3, 42:3
Spell - 3:24
Spoke - 37:19
Spot - 28:14
SSA - 3:22
Start - 3:24, 40:14,
45:12
Started - 9:9, 24:3,
24:4, 34:7, 40:15,
46:5
Starting - 7:15
Stated - 5:22
Statement - 5:23
Statements - 5:17
States - 5:3
Stating - 45:8
Stay - 14:5
Step - 13:25, 14:2
Steps - 33:14
Stop - 7:11, 48:19
Stopped - 33:7
Stopping -48:23
Street - 8:3
Stuff - 10:12, 10:13,
40:20, 41:14
Supervisor - 16:11,
27:23, 30:25, 42:12
Supplies - 47:12,
48:2
Support - 46:2
Sure - 14:22, 15:13,
18:8, 18:15, 22:15,
34:5, 34:9, 35:22,
39:11, 46:19
Surrounding - 4:20
Suspicious - 38:12
Swear - 7:17
System - 24:14,
32:2, 33:19, 33:21,
33:23, 34:2, 34:22,
35:12, 44:19, 44:23,
47:5, 47:20
Systematic - 42:2
T
Take - 6:3, 32:11,
39:2
Taken - 5:16, 29:5,
32:20, 32:24, 33:15,
35:25, 40:5, 46:7
Taking - 38:18,
38:23, 39:7, 40:23
Talked - 30:17,
37:24
Talking - 26:15
Team - 40:15,
40:17, 41:8
Tech - 20:18, 24:22
Technician - 24:22
Telemundo - 21:22
Tell - 7:18, 31:21
Telling - 30:10
Than - 14:11, 22:13,
35:22, 43:6
Thank - 4:17, 6:15,
7:21, 18:13
Their - 41:14, 45:22
Them - 19:25, 22:9,
29:1, 29:7, 32:11,
33:7, 40:23, 46:1
Themselves - 3:23
Then -6:7, 6:11,
10:15, 13:12, 16:8,
17:8, 17:22, 19:24,
22:13, 34:25, 35:2,
35:3, 35:4, 36:1,
36:24, 43:14, 43:16,
45:2
Theoretical - 27:22
There's - 22:12,
33:19, 33:20, 33:24
These - 3:5, 4:3, 5:3
They - 19:2, 21:25,
22:8, 28:20, 28:22,
30:15, 34:7, 41:14,
45:1, 45:2, 45:11,
45:12, 45:15, 46:5,
47:7, 47:10, 48:2
Thing - 29:10, 48:19
Think - 9:15, 9:20,
10:1, 23:22, 23:24,
24:2, 25:17, 31:5,
45:19, 47:1
Those - 9:18, 15:16,
30:3
Though - 34:4
Thought - 36:21
Thoughts - 27:19
Threats - 5:25
Through - 15:18,
15:21, 17:2, 17:9
Thursday - 45:7
Time - 3:17, 6:19,
7:12, 16:1, 23:12,
31:6, 31:13, 46:10,
48:22
Title - 12:6
Today - 44:11
Today's - 3:16,
44:10
Together - 19:3
Told - 30:18, 42:22,
43:1
Too - 22:15, 34:5
Took - 33:6
Top -46:24
Total - 39:19
Totally - 39:13
Track - 17:9, 17:12
Training - 11:7
Truth - 7:18
Trying - 29:3, 30:18
Tuesday - 17:7,
17:15
Turn - 9:19
Two - 9:18, 18:2,
23:25, 30:24, 45:8,
46:11
Type - 26:24, 28:5
Typically - 15:18,
46:10
U
Uh - 37:20
Unaware - 24:17
Under - 7:16, 16:20,
19:18
Understand - 5:21,
7:5, 7:8, 7:22
Understanding - 36
:5, 36:11, 36:14
Unit - 40:15, 40:17,
40:19, 40:20, 41:8,
45:9, 45:10
United - 5:3
Until - 45:9
Up - 9:21, 22:21,
25:25, 26:10, 29:5,
32:5, 35:5, 35:7,
35:13, 38:14, 42:11
Ups - 25:13
Us - 11:23, 23:23,
26:2, 45:7, 48:6
Used - 5:18, 6:2,
40:19
V
Verbatim - 6:4
Very - 6:15
Via - 17:8, 17:12
Video - 46:9
Vision - 45:10
Voluntarily - 4:21
Voluntary -4:22,
5:2, 5:6, 5:14, 7:9
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W
Waiver - 5:20
Walls - 11:23
Want - 6:3, 44:17
Wanted - 44:16
Warden - 35:6,
42:24
Warnings - 5:5,
5:21
Wasn't - 14:22,
22:5, 24:5, 28:18,
31:4, 37:9, 39:4,
39:10, 39:15
Watching - 40:24
Way - 7:24
We - 6:11, 11:22,
11:23, 18:22, 22:14,
25:16, 30:17, 30:24,
33:18, 40:17, 41:9,
43:23, 44:5, 44:15,
44:16, 44:17, 45:10,
47:4, 47:20
Wednesday - 17:9
Week - 24:3, 24:24,
26:19, 31:14, 32:3,
42:18, 42:21
Weeks - 23:23
Well - 10:11, 19:20,
21:2, 22:1, 22:5,
26:17, 28:4, 36:7,
37:9, 47:4
We'll - 19:2
Went - 11:10, 22:8,
27:24, 30:8, 36:1,
43:2
We're - 4:25, 29:3,
29:14, 42:24, 48:6,
48:19
Weren't - 21:9,
28:10, 30:2
Whatever - 19:25
What's - 23:16,
47:22
When - 9:7, 10:1,
11:7, 14:16, 18:16,
18:19, 19:19, 20:9,
24:19, 26:19, 27:13,
34:1, 34:10, 37:8,
40:13, 44:22, 46:3
Where - 8:4, 8:18,
9:1, 14:16, 22:14,
30:18, 36:24, 37:1
Which -47:5
Who - 16:19, 22:6,
22:8, 22:16, 22:21,
22:23, 23:11, 25:11,
30:5, 30:21, 32:1,
34:16, 34:22, 35:1,
35:3, 43:17
Whole - 18:23
Why - 29:14
Will - 3:22, 4:22,
5:16, 17:1, 17:2,
17:10, 18:15, 18:21,
19:1, 20:22, 22:3,
22:13, 22:23, 23:4,
26:6, 34:18, 42:13
Willing - 5:22
Wiped - 46:13
Within - 21:5,
36:12, 36:15, 37:4
Without - 29:7, 46:8
Witness - 7:1, 7:4
Wondering - 26:19
Work - 11:22, 15:14,
19:2, 27:14, 41:22
Worked - 15:3,
15:5, 15:6, 15:12,
15:18, 15:23, 15:24,
41:20
Working - 10:4,
10:7, 10:11, 10:25,
13:18, 21:5, 24:24,
27:6, 28:11, 41:16
Works - 16:20,
21:2, 22:2, 22:4,
31:12
Wouldn't - 24:6,
25:18
Wrench - 31:11
Writing - 6:19
WS - 13:24
Y
Year - 11:8, 34:4,
34:7, 34:8
Years - 10:22,
10:25, 18:2
York - 3:5, 3:20,
6:23, 8:6
You're - 9:21, 18:16,
18:19, 22:19, 24:17,
25:3, 25:7, 26:20,
32:13, 33:3, 35:17,
39:11
Yourself - 4:7,
31:12
You've - 41:20
'06 - 9:10
'07 - 9:10, 9:12,
9:14, 9:17, 9:24
'08 - 9:9, 9:10, 9:14,
9:17, 9:24
'09 - 11:13
0
00:02:51 - 6:14
00:06:37 - 13:1
00:09:10 - 17:10
00:17:09 - 31:1
00:17:15 -31:10
00:26:14 - 46:2
00:27:13 - 47:11
00:27:27 - 48:1
1
1:00 - 6:20
1:26 - 48:23
10 - 27:13
10th - 15:3, 15:7,
15:13, 21:6, 33:11,
35:15, 36:6, 38:13,
46:3
12:59 - 3:17
--8:11
12th - 13:9
13 - 10:22, 10:25,
11:1
1978 - 5:11
19th - 13:9
2
2006 - 9:11
2007 - 9:13
2008 - 9:9, 9:10,
9:13, 9:16, 10:1,
11:5
2009 - 11:12, 11:15
2019 - 12:19, 12:24,
15:4, 21:6, 23:12,
24:19, 24:25, 27:3,
27:10, 27:13, 32:2,
33:8, 33:12, 36:6,
38:14, 43:5
2021 - 3:16, 13:7
24975 - 46:21
3
34 - 8:3
5
5th - 6:21, 17:2,
26:15
L
6
6th - 26:15
L
8
- 8:8
8/5 - 13:24, 17:6,
17:16
8/5/2021 - 6:22
8/5/21 - 44:10,
44:12
8/6 -17:7, 17:16
800-0855 - 8:14
8th - 26:16, 45:8
9
929 - 8:14
9th -15:3, 15:8,
15:25, 17:2, 21:6,
24:25, 26:16, 27:2,
27:9, 27:24, 33:8,
36:6, 38:13, 45:24
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