Deposition Testimony of: Robert Bodek - Broadcast Interactive Media

22 scientists and engineers on the well,
23 there's a lot of different personalities.
24 There's a lot -- there's sometimes often
25 changeup between wellsite leaders.
00195:01 Q. Sure.
02 A. And I just wanted to make sure
03 that the lines of communication were --
04 were still -- were still up and were
05 running. People were communicating in the
06 way they should. And that -- that -- you
07 know, I was trying to strive for
08 operational efficiency, to make -- to make
09 things more efficient.
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00196:17 Q. Go to Tab 32. Bates Page
18 Number 44180. We're going to go forward
19 two days.
20 MR. FIELDS:
21 Mike, which tab again?
22 MR. WATTS:
23 32.
24 Q. Are you with me? Go to the
25 second page. There is an e-mail entitled,
00197:01 Some Thoughts and Help Requested, Pore
02 Pressure Detection, Macondo, March the
03 12th, 13:13 written by Jonathan Bellow.
04 A. I'm going to need -- need some
05 time to review this.
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00197:15 Q. All right. This is March the
16 12th. We are three or four days after this
17 kick that you-all sustained, the
18 13-5/8-inch casing at 13,250 feet, right?
19 A. Yes, sir.
20 Q. On Page 2, 44181, Jonathan
21 Bellow from BP writes an e-mail.
22 Who is Jonathan Bellow?
23 A. Jonathan Bellow is my
24 counterpart. He's also an operations
25 geologist at deepwater exploration.
00198:01 Q. And he writes an e-mail to
02 Stuart Lacy.
03 What was Stuart Lacy's
04 position?
05 A. Stuart Lacy is a wellsite
06 geologist.
07 Q. Gord Bennett, what was his
08 position?
09 A. Also a wellsite geologist.
10 Q. John Brannen?
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