Fragmentary interview transcript mentioning unnamed girls and a possible agent named Richards
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The passage contains incoherent dialogue with no concrete names, dates, transactions, or clear links to high‑level officials. It hints at a possible law‑enforcement or intelligence interview (Agent Ri Reference to an 'Agent Richards' conducting questioning Mention of unknown female names possibly linked to a person named Jeffrey Date stamp 2007‑04‑25 appears in the document header
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