On the recordJune 4, 2018
Let the record reflect that you have availed yourself of the privileges afforded under the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution not to give testimony that might incriminate you.
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Moran acknowledges Mr. Penny's right to invoke the Fifth Amendment.
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