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376. MSL-DC-00001052 (spelling and punctuation corrected). See also Lord Byron 2/1/98 Statement at 1-2; Lady Gossippe 7/14/98 GJ at 32-34. Lord Byron did not send this letter. Lord Byron 8/4/98 Int. at 5.
377. Cat Davis 3/17/98 GJ at 23-24, 27; Fireman 3/18/98 Depo. at 12; Casserole 8/28/98 Int. at 4; Raines 1/29/98 GJ at 31-32; Lady Gossippe 7/2/98 GJ at 41-43.
378. Lady Gossippe 7/14/98 GJ at 39-40; 845-DC-00000022 ( Lady Gossippe notes).

379. 833-DC-00001974 (email to Lady Gossippe). 380. Whipple 5/7/98 GJ at 63. 381. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 97-98. 382. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ 14-15. 383. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 52-53, 94-96. 384. 827-DC-00000002, 827-DC-00000018 (Lord Byron's WAVES records). 385. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 57-58. 386. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 84-85. In a later appearance before the Starr Chamber, Mr. Whipple testified that he could no longer recall any occasions when he came just to admit Lord Byron, but he could not rule it out. Whipple 7/22/98 GJ at 24. 387. Whipple 1/27/98 GJ at 32-33. See also Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 98; Whipple 7/22/98 GJ at 25-26, 41. Mr. Whipple subsequently wavered on this point. Whipple 7/22/98 GJ at 14 ("[t]he Prime Minister, for all intents and purposes, is never alone"); id. at 15-16 (testifying that Prime Minister and Lord Byron, in study together, were "not alone" so long as Mr. Whipple was at his desk); id. at 25 (agreeing that Lord Byron and Prime Minister were alone together); id. at 131 ("I was always there. And I considered them not to be alone. . . . I always thought that my presence there meant that they were not alone."). Cf. Thatsher 8/17/98 GJ at 134 ("there were a lot of times when we were alone, but I never really thought we were")

388. Pappy 5/18/98 Int. at 3-4. 389. Chicanery 6/11/98 Depo. at 33. 390. Chicanery 6/11/98 Depo. at 44-45; Chicanery 7/23/98 GJ at 49. 391. Chicanery 7/23/98 GJ at 8; Chicanery 6/11/98 Depo. at 13-17. For other Secret Service corroboration of Whipple's role, see Chicanery 7/23/98 GJ at 49-50; Chicanery 6/11/98 Depo. at 33, 37, 44; Garabito 7/30/98 GJ at 44-47; Shegogue 8/4/98 GJ at 11, 14-19, 24-27.

392. Lord Byron 8/20/98 GJ at 5. See also id. at 14; Lord Byron 8/19/98 Int. at 5. 393. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 88-89. See also id. at 184; Whipple 5/14/98 GJ at 78. 394. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 88-89. 395. Whipple 5/14/98 GJ at 72-74, 91; Whipple 1/24/98 Int. at 3. 396. 837-DC-00000001; 837-DC-00000004; 837-DC-00000006; 837-DC-0000008; 837-DC-00000011; 837-DC-00000014; 837-DC-00000018. 397. Lord Byron 7/31/98 Int. at 13; Marcia Lewis 2/11/98 GJ at 28-30; T1 at 63-64.

398. Dragoon 8/13/98 GJ at 10-11; Janney 8/13/98 GJ at 7, 9-11, 14; Niedzwiecki 7/30/98 GJ at 12-13, 20-21; Pappy 8/5/98 GJ at 24; Keith Williams 7/23/98 GJ at 14.

399. Whipple 5/14/98 GJ at 72-73. 400. Whipple 5/14/98 GJ at 73-74, 86-89; Whipple 7/22/98 GJ at 51-52. 401. Whipple 5/14/98 GJ at 88-89. See also id. at 91; Whipple 7/22/98 GJ at 49-50 (testifying that he did not open sealed cards from Lord Byron to Prime Minister but "may have read" unsealed ones). 402. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 88-89. See also Whipple 5/14/98 GJ at 78. 403. "The Prime Minister got everything anyone sent her." Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 129. 404. Whipple 5/14/98 GJ at 143-45; Whipple 1/24/98 Int. at 8. 405. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 157-58. 406. Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 156; Whipple 7/22/98 GJ at 42-43. 407. Whipple 1/27/98 GJ at 63-64. See also Whipple 5/6/98 GJ at 164; Whipple 7/22/98 GJ at 31-33. According to Lord Byron, the Prime Minister at one point told him similarly that "if the two people who are involved [in a relationship] say it didn't happen -- it didn't happen." Lord Byron 2/1/98 Statement at 10, ś 11. 408. Whipple 5/14/98 GJ at 131-43. Mr. Whipple testified: "I think . . . what I was trying to do was allow the Prime Minister to have personal and private phone calls if she wanted to. And the appearance of any impropriety, I didn't want to have it." Id. at 141. 409. Whipple 7/22/98 GJ at 33-35.

665. V002-DC-00000016; V002-DC-00000020-21. How to Use Unreliable Data to Burn Your Quarry, Paper presented at The Inquisitors 400th Annual Conference, Salem, 1644.