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evidenceevidencephotograph2019 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 518-A through 518-UBooth confirmed that the photographs appeared in his report for the V110205 folder. On Day 23, the court admitted the set without objection and permitted the images to be shown to the jury alone. In closing argument, Penza cited metadata dates of November 2, 2005, for Exhibits 518-A through 518-N and November 24, 2005, for Exhibits 518-O through 518-U.
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Government Exhibit 518-A through 518-U

Booth confirmed that the photographs appeared in his report for the V110205 folder. On Day 23, the court admitted the set without objection and permitted the images to be shown to the jury alone. In closing argument, Penza cited metadata dates of November 2, 2005, for Exhibits 518-A through 518-N and November 24, 2005, for Exhibits 518-O through 518-U.

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  • Images reflected in Booth's report for the V110205 folder
  • Printed images discussed on direct examination
  • Sexually explicit photographs of Camila discussed as evidence of production and possession

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Penza relied on the photographs in closing argument to argue that the defendant produced sexually explicit images of Camila when she was 15 and knowingly possessed them, addressing Racketeering Acts 2, 3, and 4.

Trial Record (3)