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People
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Organizations
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Locations
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Events
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Relationships
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Quotes
Document Information
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Deposition transcript
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Summary
This document is a page from a deposition transcript where a witness describes their work and living situation for an unidentified man. The witness states that they and a partner handled all chores (cleaning, cooking, driving) and stayed at the man's house when he was in town due to the demanding schedule. The man did not allow anyone else in the house, and the witness would return to their own apartment when he was away.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Unidentified Speaker (A.) | Deponent/Witness |
Answering questions about their work and living arrangements for an unidentified male.
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| Unidentified Questioner (Q.) | Interviewer/Attorney |
Asking questions to the deponent about their duties and living situation.
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| Unidentified Male ("he") | Subject of discussion |
The person for whom the speaker works. His presence dictated the speaker's schedule and living arrangements, and he r...
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Organizations (1)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| J. CONSOR & ASSOCIATES REPORTING & TRANSCRIPTION | Company |
The reporting and transcription firm that created the document, listed in the footer.
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Timeline (2 events)
The speaker describes their living situation, where they would stay at the main house when their employer ("he") was in town due to the demanding work schedule, and return to their own apartment when he was not.
The house
A clean-up crew was hired to come once or twice a week because the workload was too much for the speaker.
The house
Locations (4)
| Location | Context |
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The primary work location where the speaker stayed when "he" was in town.
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Mentioned in a question about where the speaker stayed on the property.
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The location of the speaker's apartment, where they stayed when "he" was not in town.
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The speaker's home, located in Tower 1515 on Flagler.
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Relationships (1)
The speaker's work and living arrangements were entirely dictated by the man's presence. The man trusted only the speaker and their partner ("us") to be in the house with him, suggesting a close and trusted relationship.
Key Quotes (3)
"Depends upon his schedule, because he did not allow anybody at the house except us when he was in town."Source
— Unidentified Speaker (A.)
(Explaining why they and their partner were responsible for all the chores when the man was present.)
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Quote #1
"We stay at the house mostly when he was there. When he was not in town, we went home. We went to our apartment."Source
— Unidentified Speaker (A.)
(Describing their living arrangements, which were dependent on the man's presence.)
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Quote #2
"When he was there, it was -- the job was just too much to go home 9 o'clock, 10 o'clock and come back 5 o'clock in the morning. We would just stay and sleep and get up and work."Source
— Unidentified Speaker (A.)
(Explaining why they stayed at the house instead of their own apartment when the man was in town.)
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Quote #3
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1 Q. During the time that he was here, you
2 prepared the house, did all the chores.
3 Did you do any of the cleaning?
4 A. Sometimes. Many times. I did -- last two
5 or three years the work was so much that we have to
6 hire -- we hire a clean-up crew that they came twice a
7 week or once a week, then it was twice a week. Depends
8 upon his schedule, because he did not allow anybody at
9 the house except us when he was in town. So when he was
10 in town, it was just us doing the cleaning and the
11 cooking, the driving, shopping, everything else.
12 Q. Did you stay on property in the guest
13 house?
14 A. Yes and no. We had an apartment right
15 across the bridge. We had an apartment in Tower 1515 on
16 Flagler, and we had an apartment at the house.
17 Q. Why would you stay at the house, then?
18 A. We stay at the house mostly when he was
19 there. When he was not in town, we went home. We went
20 to our apartment. When he was there, it was -- the job
21 was just too much to go home 9 o'clock, 10 o'clock and
22 come back 5 o'clock in the morning. We would just stay
23 and sleep and get up and work.
24 Q. When he was in town, did he receive a lot
25 of guests at the house?
J. CONSOR & ASSOCIATES REPORTING & TRANSCRIPTION
561.835.9738
07/26/17 Page 88 of 131 Public Records Request No.: 17-295
561.835.9738
07/26/17 Page 88 of 131 Public Records Request No.: 17-295
DOJ-OGR-00030555
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