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ABC NewsIn a new memo circulated to his employees, the head of government contracting firm KBR says rape allegations by an ex-employee contain "inaccuracies."
KBR "disputes portions of Ms.
Jones' version and facts," reads the memo from Bill Utt, KBR's president, chairman and CEO. The memo's authenticity was confirmed by a KBR spokeswoman, who said the company had no further comment.
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In a March 2006 legal filing, the company -- then owned by Halliburton -- laid out a version of events it said was based on interviews with Halliburton/KBR employees, which differs from Jones' on several points. Notably, the company says one of its human resources employees tended to Jones following the incident, provided her with food and helped her contact her family, and took a statement after Jones asked to give one.
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Reached by phone Wednesday, the woman named by Halliburton/KBR as attending to Jones said she provided Jones with food and toiletries. She recalled that Jones had access to the outside world via her personal cell phone, but her memory may not be accurate, she said.
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On one key point, Halliburton/KBR and Jones agree: the Army doctor who administered a rape evidence kit to Jamie after her alleged assault handed the kit to Halliburton/KBR security personnel. Halliburton/KBR's account did not mention the fate of the rape kit. It noted the company "did not interfere with the State Department's criminal investigation."
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Where's the rape kit KBR?