that was the big question, was this credible.
Q. Okay. So let me stop you there for a second before we get too far because you've referred a number of times to "this" and you have a 35-page document in front of you. So I want to clarify when you said "this," in the context of answering that I assumed you were talking about the first —
A. The first memo.
Q. That's the report 2016/080?
A. Correct.
Q. And that's the one that has the date of 20 June 2016?
A. Correct. To be totally clear, you know, what people call the dossier is not really a dossier. It's a collection of field memoranda, of field interviews, a collection that accumulates over a period of months. You know, they came in intermittently, there was no schedule. You know, he'd reach a point in the reporting where he had enough to send a new memo; so he'd send one. So you won't find any real rhythm or chronological sort of system to the way they came in.
MR. MUSE: Just for clarification of "this," there are bates numbers I think that could be
