A recording of their conversation was played in court Monday, as Haynes’ federal trial continued into its second week. Back at Jason’s Deli, Haynes told Franques that he’d been tipped off by a lawyer two days before that he himself was under investigation. “I didn’t sleep that night,” Haynes told Franques. “The private investigator goes to her and he says, look, when these people finish, they want to expunge their record, would you type the expungement,” Haynes told Franques. “I have to tell you I’m sorry for what I did,” Haynes said Harson told her.