Witness recounts meeting with law enforcement contact about victim's rights paperwork at Panera Bread

ansor & Associates — + Hepocing ond Trsascrigina, Ine. , Yeah. How long did that meeting go on for? Probably about -- at least an hour. Q When was the next time that you had contact with Nesbith or someone else from law enforcement? A I'm not sure, probably a month or later. I mean, she probably called me and let me know that she was going to -- you know, she wanted to meet sometime soon, to deliver the victim's rights papers to me. Q So there was a time, after you first met, where, despite the fact that you said, I don't consider myself a victim in this, she called you and said, I want to bring you some paperwork that talks about your victim's rights? A Yes, 0) What was your response to her when she told you that? A I told her I would meet with her, 'cause she wanted me to meet with the other woman involved. And they gave them to me. I took them, but I never really told them I needed counseling or anything like that. Q Where did that meeting take place? A I believe it was Panera Bread in Wellington. SESE SBS EES ht SEIT CE EN IIS SSeS TY SES SRC LE ESEES ERE IE TOE LIED D 2 EPR Ph. 561.682.0905 - Fax. 561.682.1771 "1655 Palm Bedch Lakes Blvd.; Suite’500 - West’Palm Beach, FL°'33401°" “te eo HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012553