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KCSO Case #Unassigned<br />

April 24, 2007 [hpj<br />

Witness Statement<br />

Det.1 I<br />

registrations were indeed real people or not. Um, there was a matrix that,<br />

Steve, do you have a copy of that. I don't know if I have that.<br />

1...-_____ ----1 1 : I made six copies of that.<br />

STEVE HOBBS:<br />

And I've given a copy (unintell words).<br />

This matrix called Acorn Registrations, urn, we made calls to 200 forms,<br />

um, of those, we con ... were able to reach two people, I believe and they<br />

denied they had filled out the registration form, um, the name and phone<br />

numbers were a match, um, but again they had different date of births on<br />

the registrations from the individuals and they said they didn't fill them<br />

out. We had a similar problem with registrations just prior to the 2004<br />

Election. During that election the pattern that I understood, I was not in<br />

for the registration at the time but what I understood was, um, the<br />

registrars at that time had taken a phone book and written names and<br />

address out of the phone book and used different date of births and so we<br />

would have same name, address that were validated at that level but the<br />

date of birth of the person was different, so it wasn't considered a<br />

duplicate registration in our system. That's why we tried so hard this time<br />

to not have to put them in because we ended up with a bunch of<br />

registrations left the last time that we did this effort.<br />

DET.I<br />

And was that Acorn before?<br />

I don't recall if that Acorn. Like I said that was before my time. I was not<br />

apprise that it was Acorn when we got these, they didn't say oh, that's<br />

them again doing what they did last time. It seem like it was more<br />

individuals at the time. I can get you more information if you guys need<br />

that but because they had that, that experience in 2004, we certainly were<br />

nervous to go down this road again in 2006.<br />

STEVE HOBBS:<br />

Who made the 200 phone calls?<br />

I· Um,1 l she was one of our, um, she's an acting lead in voter<br />

---------...... servIces and she handles our phone bank normally and our customer<br />

service outreach for, um, voter services. So I had only her make the calls<br />

so it was contain to one person.<br />

STEVE HOBBS:<br />

Okay.<br />

1...-______<br />

Um, doing that effort for us so that we had some consistency and we had<br />

a script that we gave her, um, thatl Ihelped us craft for<br />

I<br />

.... communicate with those. I don't have that available but certainly I can<br />

make that available if you guys would like. Okay. Urn, so we did the<br />

outreach in December, um, and January we were advised to process the<br />

registrations, so in February, um, we did that. And the hope was both<br />

with the Secretary of State's Office and, um, with the Prosecuting<br />

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