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I need to know from you which type of
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person you are.
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If you're that evil type of person that
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I'm thinking about on this end, or if
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you just made a mistake tonight and did
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something that was totally out of
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character that would never happen again.
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How are you How are you doing?
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Why do you think, if she was assaulted,
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would she name you
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as being the person that assaulted her?
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Unless the fact that I did it at her
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front door.
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Of course, the reason you're here is
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pretty seriously.
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As a matter of fact, she's at the
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University of Louisville Hospital right
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now, as we speak.
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And she's
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said told several people that
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you were the person that
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did this to her.
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However,
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you're saying
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that's not true. Is that correct?
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Uh
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why would she accuse you of doing this
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if you didn't have anything to do with
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it?
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I don't know. I don't know. I I went
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through her door.
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Maybe she thought I'd come back. I don't
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know.
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We know what's been told.
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What's happened. We'll find out what's
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happened. That's what we do. I mean,
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that's our job.
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But
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we talk to people all the time because
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it's kind of like it's not normal
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behavior.
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This is what it is. It's kind of like
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there's always a reason that something
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happens.
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And we want to try to find out why
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so we can
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prevent it from happening again.