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13215:50:021 MR. MILLAR: Chairman, that's the document with the address on it, please.2 MR. O'NEILL: Right. I think we have it there now, Ms. Carruth. It's 1,0003 pounds to the account of Cecelia Ahern.4 A. Yes.15:50:265 Q. 706 Cash. It's the next transaction in sequence. It's No. 20 and No. 21 will be6 the lodgement to Georgina's account which is No. 19 in the same amount. Now,7 those three amounts total 5,018.99 pounds when you add the three together,8 isn't that right?9 A. Yes.15:50:5310 Q. 707 Yes. And that as we know is the same sum as the product of the exchange of 5,11 450 pounds Sterling on the same day through the same branch with the same12 teller at page 27292. Would you accept the evidence of Mr. Hughes that his13 belief was given this series of events, this sequence of documents that is14 before you, his belief was that this exchange of 5,450 pounds Sterling produced15:51:5015 the 5,518.99 pounds which is represented in the next three lodgements, would16 you accept that as being probable if not certain?17 A. I would accept it.18 Q. 708 You would accept it. And you accept that in each one of the three lodgement19 dockets, you are the person who signed the lodgement docket, isn't that so?15:52:1220 A. Yes.21 Q. 709 So you would accept that you longed 5,518.99 pounds to those accounts?22 A. I have no recollection of that figure, of that money.23 Q. 710 It's a huge amount of money, just as the last --24 A. I agree --15:52:3325 Q. 711 -- just as the last lodgement was, isn't that right?26 A. I agree.27 Q. 712 And the second in this particular series I suggest to this one account. And28 all the more memorable I suggest for that?29 A. It should be memorable to me.15:52:4930 Q. 713 It should be. And why isn't it?Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839