You kept $800,000 as your consulting fee, didn’t you?

 “How did Cameron feel about applying to CoC?”

“You were the one who arranged the $200,000 transfer, correct?”

“Why did you decide to list Cameron as a potential recruit?”

“Isn’t it true that you added Cameron to the list shortly after the donation?”

“Describe what happened during your interview with the FBI.”

“You never met Cameron in person at any point, right?”

“What steps did you take to help Cameron prepare his application?”

And the money went through official CoC accounts, correct?”

“You would agree that the timing of the donation and Cameron’s recruit status were close together, wouldn’t you?”

“How did you learn that the $200,000 gift had been received by the university?”

“Is it fair to say that you understood parents often hoped donations would help their children get noticed?”

“Explain what you observed during Cameron’s campus visit.”

“You’re aware that your text to Blake said the coach would ‘appreciate the support,’ isn’t that right?”

“When you said you were worried about the IRS, you were hinting that the donation might look suspicious, correct?”

“What was your understanding of Cameron’s testing accommodations?”

“You reviewed the transcript because the original recording was lost, didn’t you?”

“How would you describe your relationship with Kyler Gibbler?”

“You would agree that some universities struggle to separate donations from admissions decisions, correct?”

“Considering your role as a public employee, you knew donations could create the appearance of influence, didn’t you?”

“What factors did you consider when deciding to list Cameron as a potential recruit?”

“Is it your testimony that the donation had nothing to do with Cameron’s placement on the list, even though the events happened back-to-back?”

“Tell us about the steps you took to review the exhibits in this case.”

“You would agree that this situation could reasonably be interpreted in more than one way, based on the evidence, correct?”