terms of endearment

[Jonathan Lighter]

Did Z. admit to "punks" before or after Owen informed the lawyers that
that's what he heard?

Yesterday Owen heard "close(d)" or "clothes," though he seemed not to be
sure.

(Context: Z. was speaking pretty calmly about "The back entrance"
immediately before the garble.)

JL





On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Victor Steinbok <aardvark66 at gmail.com>wrote:

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> > Thomas J. Owen also serves as the Chairman of the Audio Engineering
> > Society's Standards Group SC-03-WG-12 on Forensic Audio. Mr. Owen is
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> > Mr. Owen Worked at New York City's Lincoln Center Archives for eleven
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> > Mr. Owen's qualifications as an expert witness have been demonstrated
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