Day 249 - 14 May 96 - Page 20
1 standing up on the balcony, 21, there is a pathway, a
2 public footpath, runs around the back of our building, the
3 back of that tall building in the background, up to the
4 roadway.
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6 Q. Up to that service road?
7 A. Up to that service road, and what I did was walk up
8 there, along the service road and down it. It is about a
9 minute's walk, that is all.
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11 Q. Yes. Then back down towards the?
12 A. Then back down. He was standing just round the corner.
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14 Q. Who was?
15 A. The person I took the leaflet off.
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17 Q. It was a male protester was it?
18 A. I am pretty sure it was.
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20 Q. He was up away from the camera in 15?
21 A. Yes.
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23 Q. Towards the north side of the building.
24 A. Yes.
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26 Q. It may be a clearer view in 20 on page 11?
27 A. Yes.
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29 Q. You see there are some people. I do not know what they are
30 doing, they are probably innocent passers-by?
31 A. I am not sure, but there is a chap in a white jacket
32 walking north. It would probably be a bit further up than
33 that.
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35 MS. STEEL: In photo 20?
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37 MR. RAMPTON: Yes. In the foreground, Mr. Nicholson, there is a
38 man with a green anorak?
39 A. Yes, that is right.
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41 Q. Off his left shoulder there is somebody wearing a white or
42 a grey jacket?
43 A. Yes, round about that spot where this chap was
44 standing. He had a handful of leaflets in one hand and
45 handed me a leaflet with his other.
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47 Q. Then, finally, this Mr. Nicholson, and I do mean finally.
48 Paragraph 26?
49 A. Yes.
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51 Q. You then went down to the basement, picked up your car?
52 A. No, I went back to my office first. I had the leaflet.
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54 Q. I know, that is in paragraph 25. I am skipping out bits
55 you have already averred?
56 A. Right.
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58 Q. To save time.
59 A. Yes.
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