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To: pete anderson
If you read the Entire Complaint you will see that one of the telephone conversations is quoted and has the sentence structure and irregular words that would only be written in a dictated trascricpt.

I am not a legal expert so I ask, is there any significance in the fact that the statements are not in quotes?

And, it seems strange that they would preface some with statements such as "O'Reilly boasted that:" in the complaint.

607 posted on 10/13/2004 4:32:40 PM PDT by WildTurkey
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To: WildTurkey
It is like a college term paper. Block (Long) quotes are done in a block format with no need for quotation marks.

All that other stuff prefaced with "indicated" or "boasted that" is hearsay except for the dinner when they were with her friend. There his statements are backed up by a witness.

616 posted on 10/13/2004 4:37:44 PM PDT by pete anderson
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