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nonmalicious explanation for it. Q And, kind of generally, in your discussions with the FBI and others investigating this, did the lack of camera recordings have any negative impact on the investigation? A You know, I mean, it made the investigation harder, obviously, yeah. Q I mean, if the camera down L block had been working, it would've been an easier investigation? A Yeah. Now, it was working, and that's -- Q Yes. If it had been recording. A It wasn't in -- I'm not sure, but in -- my belief is that it was not general knowledge that they were not recording, and people would've thought they were working. Mr. O'Callaghan. So, when you spoke about camera failures in answering questions, the failures were the recording. The Witness. That's -- BY : Q Yes. And, I apologize, I'm trying to be very specific in that it was not recording to the DVR. They were projecting on the security monitors in real time, just not saving to the DVR. You talk about another one of the series of mistakes is the lack of roommate, that, after suicide watch, the psych department had said that he needed to have a roommate at all times. Do you recall conversations in the aftermath about why there wasn't a roommate assigned to his cell? A Yes. Q What were those conversations? A I can't remember the details, but I actually spent a lot of time on this issue and had people walk me through, you know, why was he being released, what was the process, why did he have to be released then, who was in charge of that, why did he get released, and I went through all that stuff, and I went through it in detail.