3 4 CHAIRMAN: Good morning, Mr. Murphy. 5 - The Tribunal of ...

10114:54:291 A. Yeah, yeah.2 Q. 603 Because I think the Irish Permanent have no records of furnishing statements,3 specific transactions taking place on that day?4 A. Okay.14:54:375 Q. 604 Could I have 26345, please. And this is a lodgement to the same account on the6 following day of 1,000 pounds?7 A. Yeah.8 Q. 605 And can you identify the handwriting on that document?9 A. No, it's not my writing.14:54:5610 Q. 606 How about the account number?11 A. The account number would be my writing, it looks like my writing.12 Q. 607 But the rest of it is not your writing?13 A. The rest is not my writing, no.14 Q. 608 And the account name there can you read out what it says there?14:55:1015 A. BT.16 Q. 609 BT. And in between, can you, are you able to identify that as an X or a plus17 or a hyphen or ...?18 A. It looks like an X.19 Q. 610 Slightly different title to the previous lodgement?14:55:2520 A. Yes.21 Q. 611 B/T but that was not you that wrote that?22 A. No.23 Q. 612 Do you think it would have been a colleague or would it have been the customer?24 A. I couldn't say. I have no recollection.14:55:3725 Q. 613 And do you recall any lodgements being made to this account being handled by26 yourself?27 A. A specific lodgement.28 Q. 614 Uh-huh.29 A. No.14:55:4530 Q. 615 And as a rule of an account so entitled who would have been making thePremier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839