Sgt. Teunis: Do.. .is there any way that you can communicate to

me to ask me what my problem is or if I’m feeling

pain- or. . .you -know what I’m trying to get at?

Greenwood:

Yeah. I don’t know. I haven’t.. .I’ve never been

confronted with that one.

Sgt. Teunis:

Okay.

Det. Sudler:

Would. . .you mentioned that Laura was the Medical

Liaison Officer. Is that correct?

Greenwood:

-Uh Huh.

Det. Sudler:

What would her job be in terms of. . .of dealing with

you know. . . a sick or injured person?

Greenwood:

Well, she’s a Medical Liaison Officer for staff...

for the staff. - And basically what a Liaison Officer

does is. . . is a point where staff can come in that

aren’t feeling well. .that are sick.. .that have been

injured. And then she would say “Yes, you need to go

see this doctor or this doctor” or whatever.

Det. Sudler:

Okay. . .a hospital...

Greenwood:

It’s a referral.. .yes.

Det. Sudler:

Okay. Umm.. .would she have been called in at Lisa’s

request or at somebody else’s request?

Greenwood:

I have no idea. 

Det. Sudler:

Okay. But in the process. . .I- mean. . .what.. .you

know. . .would.. .would you go directly to the - -

Medical Liaison Officer yourself or would you be

referred to that by somebody else. . .your supervisor

or something like that? 

Greenwood: Uh. . . if.. . like if I broke a leg or something?

Yeah.. .I would go to the Medical Liaison Office and then

 

- they would make sure that I got to the proper

whatever. 

-

Det. Sudler:

Okay. Umm... 

Greenwood:

Like go to the hospital or clinic or something.