156

168

Q.	And you haven’t asked anybody in your extensive

search? S

No. S

Okay. S

MS. VAUGHAN: Doug, one point, the. sarcasm of

“extensive search” is nOt necessary. Because of his
level, he is not able to look in the folders.

MR. CROW:

I think I already found that out

last week when you weren’t here.

S	MS. VAUGHAN: I just wanted to make sure you

know it. wasn’t a lack of diligence.

MR. CROW:

You have to understand, we find it

unbelievable that the Church would assign someone who’s
unible to look at records that he’s supposed to be
searching for. So obviously there are disagreements as
to why and how and when things were done. I don’t
think we’re going to resolve those today. But I don’t
want you to think that we were satisfied with the
explanations we got either. I understand there are

5 explanations, I think we explored them pretty fully

	last week, but I do have some follow—up questions on
	that and	was —- was working toward that.
	•	Would you read back my last question.
S		(The following portion of the record was
	read:	S S