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Ms. Feyerabend. Go off the record. [Discussion off the record.] Ms. Feyerabend. We can go back on the record. Mr. Foy. The thing I'm trying to clarify, right, you're saying that Jeffrey Epstein attempted to commit suicide on July 23rd, 2019. After the fact, of course, there were reports to suggest that maybe he didn't, right? That it was some sort of way to manipulate his cell situation and different things, whether -- right? -- Tartaglione did something to him and then, of course, Jeffrey doesn't remember what happened. So when we're saying he tried to commit suicide on July 23rd, that's not her saying that because it's up in the air whether that was actually a suicide attempt versus a manipulation on behalf of Epstein in this case. Ms. Feyerabend. Sure. Mr. Foy. So I just didn't want it to be that she is somehow confirming that he tried to kill himself on July 23rd. Ms. Feyerabend. And we have some questions that will come up -- Mr. Foy. Okay. Ms. Feyerabend. -- that will help clarify that. Mr. Foy. All right. Ms. Feyerabend. But thank you. Mr. Foy. Yeah. Ms. Feyerabend. So for now, we'll just refer to it as "the incident." Ms. Noel. Okay. BY MS. FEYERABEND: Q As a result of this incident, were you directed to take any specific approaches to Mr. Epstein? A No.