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  "full_text": "1 a basket inside Ms. Maxwell's closet. It was a big\n2 basket, about this round (indicating), with a cover on\n3 it. And we used to pick up from the towel and just dump\n4 it in there. That's it. That's the standard we went\n5 through.\n6 Q. What sink would you find those massagers\n7 in?\n8 A. Mostly in his sink, in his bathroom sink.\n9 Q. His bathroom sink?\n10 Was Ms. Maxwell still his girlfriend at\n11 that time?\n12 A. Oh, yeah.\n13 Q. Still his girlfriend that you know of right\n14 now?\n15 A. Yeah. We left, she was still his\n16 girlfriend. I don't know now, but she was still there.\n17 Q. Why did you leave at the end?\n18 A. It was a hard job. It was an incredible\n19 hard job. So demanding. Hours were terrible, from\n20 5 o'clock in the morning to 10 o'clock at night.\n21 Constantly on your feet.\n22 I got very sick. My health went down the\n23 drain. I was diagnosed with cancer, polycythemia, a kind\n24 of blood cancer, and we had to leave. It was just too\n25 much for me.\n\nJ. CONSOR & ASSOCIATES REPORTING & TRANSCRIPTION\n561.835.9738\nPage 93 of 131 Public Records Request No.: 17-295\n07/26/17 DOJ-OGR-00030560",
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  "additional_notes": "The document appears to be a transcription of an interview or testimony. The content is a Q&A session discussing Ms. Maxwell and her relationship with an unnamed individual. The document is from a public records request."
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