<BR>Page 160 - - Between May of 1997 and sometime in 1999, Barbara Fernie had repeatedly attempted to contact Linda Arndt. <BR>Page 161 - <BR>Q. She wanted to give you more information or just find out what was going on?<BR>A. Neither.<BR>Q. What was it?<BR>A. She just wanted to keep in touch with me.<BR>Q. As a friend?<BR>A. I need a break.<P>Page 162 - 163 Arndt said she was uncomfortable discussing Barbara Fernie. Said Barbara Fernie kept saying, "I can't believe <BR>JonBenét is dead. Please tell me that she's dead." Arndt said Fernie looked to her as "some source of safety and protection", that <BR>Barbara didn't seem to have any ill will towards her but was more smothering than meddlesome. She also said that she felt the <BR>tabloids were stalking her as well.<P>Page 164 - 170 - - lists of things she feels she should be reimbursed for.<P>Arndt got new windows and doors, new window coverings - - all related to her personal safety. She noted that someone left paint <BR>or blood on her front step. <P>She wants to be reimbursed for a tape recorder she purchased to tape conversatins that might be important.<P>She wants to be paid back for her costs of paper and envelopes and such that she needed to find a new job - cartridge for her <BR>printer.<P>Arndt wants to be paid back for her weight equipment since she lost her health club privileges when she left the police force.<P>She wants her medical bills and prescriptions covered -- also the cost of a new health and dental insurance - - she lost her <BR>coverage when she left the force.<P>Said she was grinding her teeth because of stress, broke some crowns and that bill should be paid.<P>Arndt went to several doctors for that lower back pain - - and a massage therapist - - she wants thoose bills covered.<P>She took classses that might lead to employment and wants to be reimbursed for that.<P>Books - two on stalking and one on the "scapegoat complex" -- all listed.<P>Vitamens and herbal remedies for three years<P>And milage related to meeting attorneys - including the trip to the deposition being taken.<P>And, of course, the cost of the will.<BR>