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beginning sometime in ‘93, that you didn’t claim on
your tax return?
MR. ROBERTSON: That was when I went to court and
got custody of her. I should have filed her. Yes,
sir, I should have filed her, but I didn’t.
THE COURT: Okay.
MR. ROBERTSON: I had just went through a divorce
and I wasn’t doing that right.
THE COURT: And that continued through ‘99? Is
that what you said?
MR. ROBERTSON: I never put her on. She went all
the way through school, and finished school, and she
went about a year or something in nursing. I never did
put her on.
THE COURT: So you believe this condition existed
in ‘93?
MR. ROBERTSON: She was 16 when I had gotten her.
I think she stayed with me until she finished school,
and then she went to nursing school, and then she might
have left about 20, when she left my house, and got her
an apartment, and bought her a car. I think she moved
along there somewhere.
THE COURT: So she was how old when you got her,
16?
MR. ROBERTSON: Yes, sir.
THE COURT: And you think she moved out when she
was 20?
MR. ROBERTSON: I think that’s about right.
THE COURT: So if you added four years--if you
took 20 and subtracted 16, that leaves four years that
she lived in your house. Is that correct?
MR. ROBERTSON: That’s correct.
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