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This document is page 20 of a court transcript filed on March 11, 2022, from case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE (United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell). It captures the cross-examination of a witness regarding their completion of a questionnaire. The witness admits to skimming questions and skipping sections based on 'if yes' prompts, claiming they were distracted or rushing, while the interrogator challenges the consistency of this claim against the witness's apparent adherence to instructions.
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The location where the questionnaire was filled out; described as having a clock in the back and being larger than th...
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"So how do you reconcile that with what you just testified to that you were distracted, raced through?"Source
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"Pretty simply, because you see your answer, you mark a no, then the next question says 'if yes.' Well, I marked no, so skip, go to the next question."Source
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"So that's what I'm talking about when I flew through, I skimmed, I didn't read everything."Source
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"It definitely felt like we were there for hours before even seeing your video"Source
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 645 Filed 03/11/22 Page 20 of 50
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1 follow-up when it was called for. Your questionnaire seems to
2 follow the instructions throughout. It appears generally that
3 you read and followed the instructions within each question.
4 So how do you reconcile that with what you just testified to
5 that you were distracted, raced through?
6 A. Pretty simply, because you see your answer, you mark a no,
7 then the next question says "if yes." Well, I marked no, so
8 skip, go to the next question. So that's what I'm talking
9 about when I flew through, I skimmed, I didn't read everything.
10 So if I had just marked no and it says "if yes," immediately
11 move on.
12 Q. Just to return to 48 now, sorry to go back, first you told
13 me it was a good question, how long it took you to fill it out,
14 and then you said you couldn't remember. I want to go back. I
15 think you said you were finished by noon. Do you remember what
16 time you started the questionnaire?
17 A. It had to be around 11-something. Again, I don't know,
18 I --
19 Q. I'm not sure that clock works.
20 A. Yeah, I don't remember seeing -- obviously that clock is in
21 the back and I was facing the front of the courtroom that we
22 were in, so I wouldn't have even seen that clock. But I feel
23 like the room we were in was much larger than this one, and I
24 don't know what time I started. It definitely felt like we
25 were there for hours before even seeing your video and then
2 follow the instructions throughout. It appears generally that
3 you read and followed the instructions within each question.
4 So how do you reconcile that with what you just testified to
5 that you were distracted, raced through?
6 A. Pretty simply, because you see your answer, you mark a no,
7 then the next question says "if yes." Well, I marked no, so
8 skip, go to the next question. So that's what I'm talking
9 about when I flew through, I skimmed, I didn't read everything.
10 So if I had just marked no and it says "if yes," immediately
11 move on.
12 Q. Just to return to 48 now, sorry to go back, first you told
13 me it was a good question, how long it took you to fill it out,
14 and then you said you couldn't remember. I want to go back. I
15 think you said you were finished by noon. Do you remember what
16 time you started the questionnaire?
17 A. It had to be around 11-something. Again, I don't know,
18 I --
19 Q. I'm not sure that clock works.
20 A. Yeah, I don't remember seeing -- obviously that clock is in
21 the back and I was facing the front of the courtroom that we
22 were in, so I wouldn't have even seen that clock. But I feel
23 like the room we were in was much larger than this one, and I
24 don't know what time I started. It definitely felt like we
25 were there for hours before even seeing your video and then
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
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