| In SDNY Wiretap Tekashi 6ix9ine [Court
testimony deemed derogatory by
Google]
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon,
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Sept 24, 2019, edited /
censorsed July 24 and Aug 15,
2020 – By the third afternoon
of evidence in the trial of
Aljermiah Mack and Anthony
Ellison, Daniel Hernandez /
Tekashi 6ix9ine had finished
responding to the government's
direct examination questions.
But now on the fifth day of
the trial, the transcripts
of wiretapped calls have cast
new light on the roles in the
charged conspiracy.
Note:
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a court transcript we got this
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) Even the shortened version
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August 15. And again on November
27. For now, more on
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For more on this case, including
the April 30, 2019 multiple defendant discovery
conference before Judge Engelmayer, click here.
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