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Chris Koerner

18,208 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

BOMBSHELL: The Defense for Tyler Robinson just revealed that there is a TWENTY TWO PAGE document that they want to REDACT. This is almost definitely the Twiggs recording. "We have provided the state, I want to say about a day and a half ago, with proposed redactions because we believe that portions of it are not admissible even in a preliminary hearing." "And the way we did that is we provided a transcript and then a redacted version of the transcript of the entire video-recorded interview." "It may be that the court wants to look at the proposed redactions not while court is in session, but during some other period of time, because the transcript of the video, uh, which we prepared and we provided to the state so the state could raise any concerns about the accuracy of the transcript." "That's not an issue. The admissibility of portions of the video, or the issue, is about 20 pages, maybe 22 pages." Why is the defense pushing to REDACT the truth?
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BOMBSHELL: The Defense for Tyler Robinson just revealed that there is a TWENTY TWO PAGE document that they want to REDACT. This is almost definitely the Twiggs recording. "We have provided the state, I want to say about a day and a half ago, with proposed redactions because we believe that portions of it are not admissible even in a preliminary hearing." "And the way we did that is we provided a transcript and then a redacted version of the transcript of the entire video-recorded interview." "It may be that the court wants to look at the proposed redactions not while court is in session, but during some other period of time, because the transcript of the video, uh, which we prepared and we provided to the state so the state could raise any concerns about the accuracy of the transcript." "That's not an issue. The admissibility of portions of the video, or the issue, is about 20 pages, maybe 22 pages." Why is the defense pushing to REDACT the truth?

Gunther Eagleman™

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