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Q. Did you have any further discussions with
Brother Turton after you had received your dispensation?
A. Discussions, no. Communication, yes.
Q. What was the communication?
A. He made a phone call to say that a court had issued
a warrant for me.
Q. When did he make that phone call?
A. 1992, the beginning of 1992, somewhere around the
beginning of 1992. That was a phone call.
Q. Where were you when you received the phone call?
A. I was in St Louis when I received the phone call.
Q. What were you doing in St Louis?
A. I was at an internship. I was doing an internship
with an organisation down there.
Q. Are you aware how Brother Turton discovered your
whereabouts in order to telephone you in St Louis?
A. No, I'm not aware.
Q. What did he say to you when he rang me?
A. Exactly that - exactly that there was a warrant
issued.
Q. Did he indicate what court had issued the warrant
or --
A. Yes, Lismore court.
Q. Did he tell you what the warrant was for in respect of
offences?
A. Offending in Lismore.
Q. Did he tell you how he had that information?
A. No.
Q. Did you ask him?
A. No.
Q. What else did he tell you?
A. That was about it.
Q. Well, what was your response to him telling you that
there was a warrant that had been issued?
A. My response was that I phoned Brother Sean Sammon, who
.1/07/2014 (ACT36) ACT3994 G J SUTTON (Ms Furness)
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