Anonymous ID: 8f605d Jan. 15, 2021, 6:06 p.m. No.12542255   🗄️.is 🔗kun

From Interview of Supervisory Intelligence Analyst, Thursday, October 29, 2020, pages 53-55:

 

Mr. Baker [senior Investigative Counsel]:

Now, being more specific with Crossfire Hurricane, did you ever become aware of analysts discussing about the possibility of needing insurance, liability insurance, because of being assigned to Crossfire Hurricane?

ANALYST: I think there was some discussion of professional liability insurance with respect to the analysts who were on Crossfire Hurricane.

 

Mr. Baker.: And what precipitated that discussion?

ANALYST: I think –

 

Mr. Baker: What was the concern?

ANALYST: Not so much as a concern as it is that this was going to be – this is an investigation that would likely result in extra scrutiny.

 

Mr. Baker: So did analysts get this insurance or it was sort of ad hoc, piecemeal, some did, some didn't?

ANALYST: I would say that characterization is correct, ad hoc, piecemeal.

 

Mr. Baker: When you say there was a discussion, was there a gathering together of analysts to discuss the perils of this case and, hence, the possible need for insurance? Or was this, you know, just a small group of people that raised the issue? I'm just curious. What was the forum for the discussion about the potential need for liability insurance?

ANALYST: There was no overarching meeting, to my recollection, bringing the analysts together to talk about the need for professional liability insurance.

 

Mr. Baker: And, again, the need that was articulated or the need that you understood to be amongst the people that were talking about it was based on a general heightened scrutiny that a case of this nature might get? Or were there specific concerns about the investigation?

ANALYST: I would say the former, a general heightened amount of scrutiny.

 

Mr. Baker: Did anybody have a specific concern about it?

ANALYST: Not to my recollection, no.

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