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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 759 Filed 08/10/22 Page 91 of 267 2119\nLCACmax3\nA. Farmer - cross\n1 New York. I apologize if it wasn't clear.\n2 A. Okay.\n3 Q. You refreshed your memory about the age you were when you\n4 took the trip to New York by looking at your journal?\n5 A. I don't remember saying that, but that's possible, yes. I\n6 mean, I knew it was in my junior year, so I don't think it\n7 would have been that hard for me to determine my age, but --\n8 MS. MENNINGER: If I could have the witness and\n9 counsel look at 3514-006, page 1, third full paragraph about\n10 five lines down.\n11 Q. If you could just read that bottom half of that paragraph\n12 to yourself and tell me if that refreshes your memory about\n13 what you told the government in 2019.\n14 MS. POMERANTZ: Objection, your Honor.\n15 THE COURT: She can look at it.\n16 A. I'm sorry. Just read it but to myself, is that what you\n17 said?\n18 Q. Yes. And do you now recall that, in September of 2019, you\n19 had looked at your journal and refreshed your memory about the\n20 age you were when you took the trip before you met with the\n21 government then?\n22 A. I think it -- the sentence is a summary. I don't know if\n23 that's what it -- that's not my interpretation of it. I see\n24 that they wrote a note about that. I think I knew I was 16,\n25 but I do know that I refreshed my memory about the experience\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.\n(212) 805-0300\nDOJ-OGR-00013682",
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