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Government Exhibit 550
The directory tree obtained from the hard drive was admitted without objection and displayed to the jury on Day 22. Booth identified the Studies folder as coming from the hard drive and testified that associated Photoshop album files had dates and times matching the image EXIF data. In a separate Day 28 procedural discussion, Penza tentatively identified a glossy photograph of adult Camila with a scar as Exhibit 550 and requested that it be sent to the jury with redaction tape, without defense objection.
Also known as (5)
- Directory tree obtained from the hard drive
- Folder exhibit showing November 2 and November 24, 2005 dates
- Glossy photograph of Camila of age with a scar, tentatively identified by Penza as Government's Exhibit 550; requested for the jury with redaction tape, without defense objection
- Hard-drive file structure showing photograph folders
- Stipulation identifying women depicted in the studies folders
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In closing argument, Penza cited the folder identifications while arguing that the Studies folder belonged to the defendant; in rebuttal, Lesko relied on its November 2 and November 24, 2005 folder dates to support the government's dating of the photographs underlying the child-pornography allegations.