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 | What prompted you to make that loan, Mr. Whitfield? |  |
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 | My motives were not entirely personal: realizing the countless tragedies of small investors that the crash would bring. And of course, he was my daughter's husband. |  |
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 | He, therefore, had no reason to commitvsuicide as far as his business affairs were concerned? |  |
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 | He had every reason for remaing alive. |  |
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 | Mr. Whitfield can you tell us whether Bjorn was happy in his family life with your daughter? |  |
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 | They were very happy! It's true. |  |
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