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A                         (No audible reply)
         Q                         Yes?
         A                         I don’t recall the conversation we had, obviously the specifics of it, no.
         Q                         You’ve told us about — do you remember that Mr Cordell spoke to the
                                   insurance company first?
         A                         No, I don’t recall that.
         Q                         By the roadside what happens - see if this jogs your memory. Mr Cordell
                                   spoke to the insurance company about the insurance, yes?
                                   And then you — and then you rang subsequently. You were there when he
                                   rang them and then he was there when you rang them there?
                                   Yes?
         A                         I — I’m sure he probably was with me when I called them.
         Q                         Yes. And you’ve gone about — on about him being un-co-operative and so
                                   on. What actually happened is he took affront to you ringing the insurance
                                   company and lying to them about there being a load of tools in the van?
                                   Do you remember that?
         A                         No. Unfortunately, I do not recall that, no.
         Q                         And he was saying “Why are you lying to the insurance company?
                                   Why are you saying there’s tools in the van?
                                   There isn’t.” Do you remember that?
         A                         No, I — I do not recall that, no.
         Q                         That’s the exchange, I’d suggest, that you’re characterising as him being
                                   uncooperative?
         A                         (No audible reply)
         Q                         Mm?
         A                         Sorry, I’m -- is there a question?
         Q                         That’s the position, isn’t it?
         A                         No. I don’t recall that. My --— I suppose my position would be that
                                   obviously on stopping the van I — I don’t recall exactly when in the
                                   sequence I’ve -- contacted the insurance company. You see, I hadn’t
                                   searched the van, I suppose. I — I — you know, I’d seen from a glance sort
                                   of loose items and debris in the - in the front of the van.
         Q                         So, you hadn’t searched the van?
         A                         No, I don’t believe I had by the — when I was phoning the insurance
                                   company.
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                                    A Yes, a statement format so there – I have a copy of that. MG11.
         MR POTTINGER:              The statement’s dated 14th November.
         THE RECORDER:              I’d like to see a copy of it, please. Thank you. When did you make this
                                    statement?
                                    A (No audible reply)
         THE RECORDER:              I can’t see a time or date-stamp on it.
         MR KENNEDY:                Yes, I know. That’s-well
                                    A It will have been 4.30 pm in the writing room at Peckham.
         THE RECORDER:              How do you know that?
                                    A It’s on the rear of the — the sheet.
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