[0:00]I used him as one of my references for my V.S. job, which I interpreted as being Victoria's Secret.
[0:07]And the lady called me back and told me that William Tucker gave me such an outstanding reference
[0:12]that she did not need to call anyone else back.
[0:16]He got me the job, just like that.
[0:18]He made me sound so fucking good, so fucking great.
[0:23]I lied and said that he was the old store manager for Hollister.
[0:28]She bought it.
[0:30]There's a notation, STR-8.
[0:32]I'm not exactly sure what that makes reference to.
[0:35]No complaints from me.
[0:37]Okay, well, I've got to go smoke some resin,
[0:40]considering I have a limited supply of Mary J. and have to conserve.
[0:45]I miss everyone back home.
[0:46]I love you guys.
[0:47]Don't forget about me.
[0:52]In Exhibit D, does she make references to being famous?
[1:03]There is, yes.
[1:05]She would like to be famous or known to be famous.
[1:09]And how?
[1:09]And how does she indicate she would like to be famous?
[1:16]There is a notation on one of her blogs that she says she would like to meet Bill Clinton this week
[1:23]because someone, and this is in quotes now,
[1:25]someone could be so famous for sucking his dick, that's how famous I could be, in the quotes.
[1:32]Okay, and then there's a lot of other stuff where she talks about excessive use of marijuana.
[1:39]Referred to as weed, yes.
[1:41]And pictures on her website of herself.
[1:44]Smoking weed and drinking beer.
[1:45]That's correct.
[1:46]Holding a bong-type pipe.
[1:50]Correct.
[1:51]Okay.
[1:52]Any questions for Mr. Ross?
[1:55]When you refer to doing drugs, does that mean smoking dope?
[2:01]What does that mean, drinking?
[2:02]Is it encompassed?
[2:04]My interpretation is that it would either be smoking marijuana or doing hard drugs, cocaine or something like that.
[2:11]If it was drinking, I would refer to it as drinking alcohol.
[2:15]Okay.
[2:15]But when they refer to doing drugs, it's either smoking marijuana or taking hard drugs such as cocaine or something.
[2:23]Thank you, sir.
[2:23]Do you know what smoking resin is?
[2:25]I have not heard that resin used before.
[2:29]That's something new to me.
[2:31]Okay.
[2:32]Good question.
[2:33]What was the date when she was talking about being famous?
[2:37]Do you know?
[3:00]It's Exhibit D.
[3:01]Yeah, I'm going through that exhibit now to find the exact location.
[3:10]On the first page?
[3:16]Login date, 11?
[3:30]11-7-2005.
[3:33]Thank you.
[3:36]Any other questions?
[3:37]Yes, ma'am.
[3:38]The woman who moved to Georgia mentioned that she had run away and was missing several times.
[3:44]Was that while she was here or after she moved to Georgia that she started being truly missing?
[3:52]That was in both Georgia and in Florida.
[3:56]Do you typically find that teenagers like that?
[4:00]Do you find that they tend to tell the truth on the web sites or do you try to sound adventurous?
[4:07]Is there accuracy to their statements?
[4:12]This would be a personal observation on my part, and I would say no.
[4:17]I would think it would be more that it wasn't the truth.
[4:23]And that's just my personal observation.
[4:25]I have no data to support that or not.
[4:28]That's just a personal observation.
[4:30]Yes, sir?
[4:32]Are there any kind of school reports, psychological reports, arrest records that would, you know,
[4:38]indicate behavior like this from this girl from her early age?
[4:42]Those are the only police reports that I have as the ones from Georgia and the ones from Florida.
[4:49]If there's others, I haven't been made available to those.
[4:51]In the psychological report, I wouldn't.
[4:53]The report, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Report on S*** Exhibit C.
[5:00]Thank you.