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Exhibit 1 — No. 6:20-mj-01673-LHP (Dkt. 8-1, M.D. Fla.)

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Exhibit 1 to Document 8 in Case 6:20-mj-01673-LHP (M.D. Fla.), filed 09/23/20, is an affidavit by Javier A. Mondejar, a Criminal Enforcement Officer with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, correcting an earlier affidavit. Mondejar states that on September 22, 2020 a review of Edmonton Police department reports of interviews of W.G. and W.G.'s son, cited in paragraph seven of the affidavit, showed the interviews took place on September 10th and September 17th, not on the dates the affidavit gave. According to the exhibit, W.G. stated having no memory of signing any documents in 2018, and the son placed W.G.'s resignation from the board three to seven years ago rather than in 2007. The son also stated that W.G. could have signed the documents without knowing what they were, due to dementia.

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Case 6:20-mj-01673-LHP Document 8-1 Filed 09/23/20 Page 1 of 2 PagelD 21

EXHIBIT 1
Case 6:20-mj-01673-LHP Document 8-1 Filed 09/23/20 Page 2 of 2 PagelD 22

STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF ORANGE Case No.: 6:20-mj-01673-LRH
AFFIDAVIT

I, I, Javier A. Mondejar, state the following:

2. On September 22, 2020, when | reviewed the interview reports
from the Edmonton Police department interviews of W.G. and W.G.’s son,
referenced in paragraph seven of my affidavit, I discovered that the interviews
were conducted on September 10th and September 17th, rather than
September 11th and September 18th, as provided in my affidavit. Further,
W.G. stated that he does not remember signing any documents in 2018.
W.G.’s son stated that W.G. resigned from the board anywhere from three to
seven years ago, rather than in 2007, as provided in my affidavit. Additionally,
W.G.’s son stated that although W.G. does not have memory of signing the
documents in 2018, he could have signed the documents without knowledge

of what he was signing, due to his dementia.

3 This concludes my affidavit.

avier A. Mondejar
Criminal Enforcement Officer
U.S. Customs and Border Protection

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