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From: Jean
Date: 9/11/01
Time: 1:22:40 AM
Now this is different from what else he said about the alarm between Katos room and the house. __________________ VAs I told you before, he wasnÕt supposed to be going in and out of the house on weekends. Q: What if he went in and out of his guest room, and the alarm were activated on the property, and nobody else was home, like your housekeeper, would the alarm be going on and off when Kaelin's entering his guest room? A: No. Q: Why is that? A: Because, as I told you, his exterior door to his guest room is not on the alarm. Q: Just the interior door? A: Yes. Q: Okay. Now, you didn't have anybody at home -- excuse me. There were no housekeepers on duty on Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and June 12. Correct? A: Correct. Q: And the housekeeper was coming the next morning, on Monday? A: I would assume so, yes. Q: And she had the code. Right? A: Yes. Q: Whenever you leave town and the housekeeper isn't home, do you -- and no one else is home, do you always set the alarm? A: I try to. If I'm thinking about it, I definitely do, yes. Q: And you set the alarm after you close the front door -- A: Not always. Q: from the outdoor keypad? A: Not always. Sometimes as I'm going out the front door. Q: Can you set the alarm from the inside of the house and then go to the front door, open it and leave without the alarm going off? A: Correct. Q: Is there a delay from the moment you set it until it becomes activated? A: Yes, there is.As I told you before, he wasnÕt supposed to be going in and out of the house on weekends. Q: What if he went in and out of his guest room, and the alarm were activated on the property, and nobody else was home, like your housekeeper, would the alarm be going on and off when Kaelin's entering his guest room? A: No. Q: Why is that? A: Because, as I told you, his exterior door to his guest room is not on the alarm. Q: Just the interior door? A: Yes. Q: Okay. Now, you didn't have anybody at home -- excuse me. There were no housekeepers on duty on Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and June 12. Correct? A: Correct. Q: And the housekeeper was coming the next morning, on Monday? A: I would assume so, yes. Q: And she had the code. Right? A: Yes. Q: Whenever you leave town and the housekeeper isn't home, do you -- and no one else is home, do you always set the alarm? A: I try to. If I'm thinking about it, I definitely do, yes. Q: And you set the alarm after you close the front door -- A: Not always. Q: from the outdoor keypad? A: Not always. Sometimes as I'm going out the front door. Q: Can you set the alarm from the inside of the house and then go to the front door, open it and leave without the alarm going off? A: Correct. Q: Is there a delay from the moment you set it until it becomes activated? A: Yes, there is.