Teresa Baumann Deposition - Main Justice
Teresa Baumann Deposition - Main Justice
Teresa Baumann Deposition - Main Justice
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always swipe?<br />
A. No.<br />
Q. If you walk in with two or three other people,<br />
somebody swipes, and everybody comes in; right?<br />
A. Right.<br />
Q. Were you aware of that fact when the door codes were<br />
pulled?<br />
A. Yes.<br />
Q. How were you going to control for the possibility<br />
that Martha might be coming in with other people?<br />
A. I think that was a problem we found, that the door<br />
code information wasn't all that useful, because it was only<br />
partial information.<br />
Q. In the next sentence in Exhibit 40, it says, "During<br />
my second week in the office, on January 25, 2010, USA Rose<br />
began retrieving data to determine if there was any truth to<br />
employees' reports that Ms. Fagg was often absent from the<br />
office." What does "often absent" mean?<br />
A. I suppose it means more than once or twice without<br />
permission.<br />
Q. Well, did you write this document?<br />
A. I did.<br />
Q. What did "often absent" mean when you wrote it?<br />
A. That it means more than three times a week.<br />
Q. And it was your understanding that Ms. Rose<br />
Gov. Appendix Page 129<br />
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