TO. j *1 ' ' , l'o-ordinaU>ro \sfivi.a /'ml or son r ,lob'i J: ') e ] ' 31 C'lij boll PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT Ken Kirchoff FD-9J6 PLfUi2 n Dm.

1 Q Now, you showed the jury some of the 2 pipecovering over there, the half-round, and you Page 367 3 demonstrated how you cut it and things like that. 4 Am I right, Mr.

Page 509 1 Q Are those the kinds of changes that are 2 consistent with what you showed, when you were showing 3 Gabrielson ID Number 5 only, the peritoneal 4 mesothelioma with the stunting?

Page 548 j 1 Q Okay.

1 .nothing we could do about it.

1 A Right.

1 identify as the parietal pleura and the visceral Page 419 2 pleura?

1 significant levels of asbestos.

Page 740 1 A Right.

1 us a number of opinions while you have been up here 2 and I want to just make sure that the record is 3 clear. 4 The opinions that you have expressed while 5 you were showing us your slides, are all of those 6 opinions based upon a reasonable degree of scientific 7 certainty?

1 Q All right.

1 A Yes.

Page 1024 1 Can you describe the products by which that 2 insulation block was made at the Berlin plant while 3 you were there?

Page 990 1 Q And there are all forms of cancer -- there 2 are all types of cancers that are terminal, am I 3 correct, that have nothing to do with asbestos and 4 mesothelioma; am I right?

Page 1190 | 1 Q And was Hampshire working in the boiler room j 2 while you were working in there?