A few pages were devoted to Attorney/client confidentiality and privilege.<P>Page 116 - 119 - Back to when Arndt decided John Killed JonBenét - - she had been in the house for about 5 hours - had <BR>taped off JBR's bedroom, she denies that she "lost track of John" or that he left the house - she says she merely noted that she <BR>saw him reading the mail. She said that before the body was found, she had NO suspicions that John was John might be a <BR>murderer. <P>Page 120 Linda lists the "evidence"<BR>No forced entry<BR>no tracks<BR>no break-in<BR>no sounds heard during the night<BR>John was last to see JBR<BR>JR's behavior<BR>JR's bahevior with his wife<BR>behaviors of others<BR>the ransom note<BR>she says there is more she can't list<P>Biggie - - how he carried her up from the basement. She didn't know how he SHOULD have carried the body, but he held her <BR>in front of him, his arms around her upper legs, her head above his.<BR>She then said, "I didn't know what John Ramsey's reaction or behavior would be." and so she feared for everyone's safety.<P>Page 124 - Arndt - "I was prepared to defend the rest of the people in the home." She said she feared for her own safety - - <BR>but on page 127, she says that threat she felt did not last throughout the day - "It was in that moment."<P>Asked if she later felt a threat from JR, she says yes but notes that it was "indirectly". Asked to explain, she said that Eller <BR>advised her that she needed to be aware that she "was a key witness"..."knew information no one else knew"... "had to be <BR>careful and take a different route home every day"... "be extra careful... people would be willing to kill me."<P>She said that when the other police arrived at the house, she stopped being concerned about her personal safety.