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evidenceevidenceother2019 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 605Anthony Valenziano identified the 57-DVD collection as recordings produced in the Stephanie Franco litigation, and the court admitted it over objection on Day 21. He confirmed that production correspondence described 35 of those recordings as unedited. He expressed concerns about missing content and apparent jump cuts, but an expert assessment was considered too expensive and his testimony did not establish a technical finding of editing.
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Anthony Valenziano identified the 57-DVD collection as recordings produced in the Stephanie Franco litigation, and the court admitted it over objection on Day 21. He confirmed that production correspondence described 35 of those recordings as unedited. He expressed concerns about missing content and apparent jump cuts, but an expert assessment was considered too expensive and his testimony did not establish a technical finding of editing.

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  • Collection of 57 DVDs, including the 35 recordings described in the production correspondence
  • Videotapes produced in the Stephanie Franco litigation

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In closing argument, Penza cited the recordings and representations that they were unedited in arguing that the defendant conspired to alter records for the Franco litigation, as charged in Racketeering Act 6.

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