Documents tagged "event"
Found 235 documents with this tag
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The image displays a handwritten note with various lines of text. The writing appears to be in black ink on what looks like a white piece of paper. There are several words and phrases that can be deciphered, including "haven't," "you," "with," "about," "herself," "because," "I think," "would," and "like." The note seems to contain fragmented sentences or thoughts, possibly from a conversation or notes for an event or meeting. It is not clear who wrote the note, nor what context the writing might be referring to due to the disjointed nature of the phrases.
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The image shows a piece of paper with printed text that has been heavily redacted, where large parts are obscured by black ink to prevent their reading. There is a date in the top left corner: "SEP 16 '92". The visible portions suggest it could be related to some sort of official document or report, as indicated by words such as "questions" and "answer", but without further context, the exact nature of the document remains unclear. The image itself appears to have been taken with a smartphone or camera, given the quality and angle of the shot.
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The image displays a document written on lined paper with handwriting that appears to be notes for a presentation or speech. There is a title at the top of the page that reads "THE ELEVENTH" followed by a list of points, numbered from one to twenty-four. The text includes phrases such as "I think something like this about it," and references a "participation agreement signed." The paper has a yellowish tint, suggesting age or frequent handling.
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The image shows a piece of paper with handwritten notes on it. The paper has several lines of writing, each separated by numbers indicating points or items to be discussed or remembered. However, the text in the image is not completely legible due to the quality and angle of the photo. One line that can be discerned reads "What happened to get in." It appears to be a list or set of reminders, potentially for a meeting or some other purpose. The background is nondescript and does not provide any additional context about the location or event associated with these notes.
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The image shows a page of handwritten notes with various items listed. Each item appears to be a question or statement followed by an answer, some of which are crossed out. The questions range from personal to political topics and include references to individuals who may have been involved in certain events or discussions. There is a date at the top right corner that reads "August 1986." Some of the items mentioned involve actions like "write," "call," and "explain." The handwriting suggests personal notes or an interview script for conducting interviews.
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The image shows a handwritten list on lined paper, which appears to be numbered and contains questions along with answers or notes beneath each question number. The text is slightly blurred, but it seems that the questions relate to some form of discussion or interview, possibly about an event or situation involving "you" (as indicated by phrases such as "what happened" and "why did you do that?"). There are also references to other people in the context, like "Karen" and "she." The paper has a creased appearance, suggesting it may have been handled frequently or folded for storage.
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The image is a black and white photograph of what appears to be a handwritten page from an interview transcript. The document contains various pieces of information, including numbered questions (e.g., "Question: What happened to you when you were at work on Monday?") and answers typed in a different font. Some parts of the text are obscured by a redacted section marked with a black rectangle and lines through it, indicating that sensitive or confidential information has been removed from the document for privacy reasons. The visible text includes phrases like "I didn't know if I was going to be able to work today" and other statements related to personal experiences at work. At the bottom of the page, there is a question number 26 followed by an answer that seems to relate to a discussion about the witness's feelings or concerns during the described event. The image does not provide any additional context or background details about the interviewer or interviewee, nor does it reveal their identities or affiliations.
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The image is a black and white photograph showing a handwritten list of questions on lined paper. The text within the image appears to be organized into sections with headings such as "Q" for Questions followed by numbers like "29", suggesting that these are part of a larger set or series. There's also visible text under section headings like "A" and "18", which might indicate answers or further points related to the questions. The handwriting is somewhat difficult to read due to its cursive style and small size. The paper has been folded, indicating it may have been used for note-taking during a meeting or similar event.
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The image shows a scanned document with a beige background and black text. The top of the page has some handwritten notes or markings in red ink, but the specific content is not clear due to the resolution and angle of the scan. Below this, there is printed text that appears to be an outline or list of points related to a game or event, as suggested by the mention of 'player 1' and 'player 2'. The text is too small to read in detail. There are also some numbers listed at the bottom, which could possibly be page numbers or other indices for referencing material not visible within the image frame. The style of the document looks like it could be a printed report or study notes, with handwritten annotations that indicate active use or review by someone.
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The image appears to be a photograph of a printed page with a series of numbered questions and answers related to a legal or corporate matter. The content is not fully legible due to the resolution and angle of the photo. However, some visible text includes terms such as "questions", "answers", "agreement", and "disclosure", suggesting that the page is part of a document exchange during negotiations or an investigation. There are also references to specific dates in July and August, which could be related to events or deadlines mentioned in the context of the questions. The bottom right corner of the page includes what seems to be a handwritten note with a date, possibly indicating when this page was last reviewed or noted as important.
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The image is a scanned document titled "BILL OF PARTICULARS" related to a case involving Jeffrey Epstein. The text provides specific details about events and actions concerning the defendant's conduct in New York City. It appears to be part of legal proceedings, likely from a court or an attorney's office, given its formal and structured layout.
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The image appears to be a scanned document that includes both textual information and a photograph of two individuals. The text is partially obscured but seems to discuss a legal matter involving someone referred to as "Manning" in the context of different states and jurisdictions, including New York and Florida. It mentions a case number and discusses the person's behavior, potentially related to criminal proceedings or civil suits. The photograph shows two people embracing each other at what looks like a social event. Both individuals are smiling and appear to be enjoying themselves. One individual is wearing a dark jacket over a light shirt, while the other has short hair and is dressed in casual attire. The exact nature of the event is not clear from the image. In the bottom right corner of the document, there's an illegible section that might contain additional information or signatures, but it's not discernible due to the quality of the scan.
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The image shows a document with handwritten notes that appear to be related to an interview conducted by the FBI on December 17th, 2019. The focus of the notes seems to be the questioning about emails, specifically whether the subject mentioned checking emails before or after certain events. There are multiple questions listed and answered with "Yes" or "No." The document appears to be a legal record, possibly from a criminal investigation or court proceeding, given the context provided by visible text on the page.
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The image is a faded document with handwritten notes and typed text. The text at the top appears to say "10/25/96" followed by some numbers. The handwritten portion includes questions and statements such as "Who was going to pick up you?," "Do not remember anything after," and other phrases that suggest an interview or a list of discussion points related to memories or events. At the bottom right corner, there is printed text with a name followed by "Law Office." The document has a formal appearance and seems to be from a legal or official context.
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The image shows a document with text on it that appears to be a survey form with questions and boxes for responses. The questions seem to pertain to an incident or event, asking about what happened, when and where it occurred, if the person was injured, who was involved, and if there were any witnesses. There are also spaces for the respondent's name, their role in relation to the incident, and additional comments. The form is dated "5/2/14" at the top right corner, indicating when it was either created or when information related to it may have been obtained. In the bottom left corner, there's a handwritten note that reads "Yes," likely in response to one of the survey questions. The document has various sections of text and spaces for writing, suggesting it is an official form intended for recording details about a specific situation.
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The image displays a page with handwritten notes on lined paper. The title at the top of the page reads "Questionnaire for Witnesses". The text is organized into numbered questions and bullet-pointed answers. The content refers to specific individuals, places, and events, though some words are crossed out or redacted, making parts of the information obscured. There is a date at the bottom of the page, indicating when it was written. The writing suggests that this document is part of an official investigation or inquiry process.
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The image shows a document with a list of questions on it. The document appears to be related to an investigation or interview, as indicated by the presence of questions such as "What was your relationship with [REDACTED]?" and other inquiries that seem to delve into personal relationships and events. There are also sections where answers have been redacted, which implies confidentiality in certain areas. The document has a header at the top, possibly containing the title or subject matter of the interview or investigation.
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The image shows a document with several lines of text, each beginning with "Q:" followed by a question and an answer labeled as "A:". The questions appear to be related to a legal or investigative context, and the answers seem to be providing information relevant to those questions. There's also a visible name at the bottom left corner of the document, which is possibly the interviewer or interviewee. A date is present on the right side, indicating when the document was created or the date of an event. The text within the "A:" answers are redacted with black lines to hide their content.
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The image shows a piece of paper with a list printed on it. The list appears to be an interview guide or a series of questions for someone named "Harry" related to an incident that occurred. Some of the items listed include: 1) When was this? 2) What did you do? 3) Where were you when you found out about [something]? 4) How long have you been aware of your situation? 5) Did anyone else know what happened before? 6) Don't you think it would be better to just... 7) What did you tell people about the change in plans? 8) I was surprised by something you said about... 9) Have you talked to someone from our group since [an event]? 10) Did anyone ever show any interest in your work? 11) Do you think it's better if he doesn't know anything? 12) Has Harry spoken with someone from our group since the meeting? The text is typed, and there are two handwritten annotations on the paper: a check mark next to question number 10, and a line through question number 9. The background is plain, and no people or other significant objects can be seen in this description.
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The image shows a document with handwritten notes and typed text. The handwriting is somewhat difficult to decipher due to its slanted and somewhat hurried appearance. The document includes a section number at the top ("1052"), followed by several lines of text that are mostly obscured or partially erased. Some visible words suggest a discussion about legal issues or testimony in court, possibly related to an investigation involving a named individual who appears to be mentioned multiple times throughout the document. There is also a question posed at the bottom with two parts: "Did you ever see him on this date?" followed by another line that is not fully visible. The word "date" is repeated in both instances, suggesting context related to dates of events or encounters referenced in the notes. The document has an official appearance, likely pertaining to legal proceedings or investigative matters, as indicated by the use of terms like "investigation" and "testimony." The image itself is of a physical paper with visible creases and shadows that suggest it may have been handled or viewed closely by various individuals before being photographed.