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unmonitored call unless there was a reason, like, "My lawyer is going to" -- "I'm talking to my lawyer." Q And in addition to being monitored by a corrections officer, these calls are usually recorded? A Yes. Q Is that correct? A Yes. Q Was this call recorded? A I don't -- no, not that I'm aware of. Q The IG did a review, and I believe the Southern District of New York eventually did as well, where individual one, the recipient of the call, or her attorney, gave a proffer to the Southern District of New York. Are you aware of that? A I can't remember. I remember asking, I think it was Bowdich, what we had discovered about that call. Q In the -- the proffer described the call of Mr. Epstein saying, like, "There's going to be tough times, I love you, I'm sorry," that kind of -- those kinds of language. Do you recall hearing that kind of readout of the call? A I don't recall the specifics, but I thought the call was consistent with saying goodbye to someone, but not telling them you're about to commit suicide. Q Did they ever discover the identity of the recipient? A I'm not sure -- and I couldn't say, by the way, at that point he had already made up his mind as to exactly when he was going to do it. But it -- it was -- to me, it was consistent with -- with it. I'm sorry. What was your other question? Q Did they ever discover the identity of the recipient of the phone call?