Day 198 - 08 Dec 95 - Page 07
1 they not, a badge number?
2 A. A badge card number.
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4 Q. That, we see, is the fourth entry along from the left, is
5 it not, the badge number? It is a three digit and then an
6 oblique and then a "1"?
7 A. Yes.
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9 Q. Can you look at page 2 of the clock card sheets, please,
10 clock card file sheets, please? We can see, if you look
11 down, two names, somebody called Sean Green, yes?
12 A. Yes.
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14 Q. Have you got him?
15 A. I have got him, yes.
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17 Q. His badge number is 081/1, yes?
18 A. Yes.
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20 Q. We can see that he appears to have worked for the close on
21 Tuesday night going into Wednesday morning; is that right?
22 A. That is right, yes.
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24 MR. MORRIS: Is this the second name on the second page?
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26 MR. RAMPTON: Yes, it is.
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28 MR. MORRIS: I cannot see "Sean".
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30 MR. RAMPTON: Sean Green. Forename "Sean", surname "Green".
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32 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Where do you get the close hours from,
33 Mr. Rampton, because you are familiar with these documents
34 and I am not at all.
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36 MR. RAMPTON: I will do it slowly. In the left-hand side,
37 Mr. Coton, it is "Wednesday 0000"?
38 A. Yes.
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40 Q. That is midnight, is it not ---
41 A. It is, yes.
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43 Q. -- on Wednesday, that is the clock in time for Wednesday,
44 28th; is that right?
45 A. That will be correct, yes.
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47 Q. The next entry is "Wednesday 0118"?
48 A. Yes.
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50 Q. That means that Mr. Green has been clocked out at 1.18 in
51 the morning on the Wednesday?
52 A. Correct, yes.
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54 Q. That suggests, does it not, that he probably did the close
55 on the Tuesday evening going through to 1.18 on the
56 Wednesday morning?
57 A. Yes.
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59 Q. Having done his close at 1.18, he then clocked in again at
60 12.59, that is to say, one minute to 1 o'clock, lunchtime?
