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evidenceevidencevideo2019 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 605-CVicente testified that an excerpt appeared to combine cable jiggling with a static insert and additional jiggling to hide the static cut point. The court admitted the video on Day 3 subject to later authentication and connection to litigation production, at least as a demonstration of the described methods, with its use in deliberations remaining conditional.
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Government Exhibit 605-C

Vicente testified that an excerpt appeared to combine cable jiggling with a static insert and additional jiggling to hide the static cut point. The court admitted the video on Day 3 subject to later authentication and connection to litigation production, at least as a demonstration of the described methods, with its use in deliberations remaining conditional.

3 proceedings3 mentions1 trial
Also known as (4)
  • Video offered subject to connection as an example of the editing methods; defense voir dire allowed
  • 605-C
  • Videotape exhibit 605-C
  • Videotape example identified as showing jiggling and a static insert

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Penza replayed the video during closing argument to illustrate jiggling and a static insert in her presentation on the alleged conspiracy to alter videotapes for the Franco litigation.

Trial Record (3)