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evidenceevidenceother2015 Federal TrialBoat writings and photographs showing blood in the boatIn closing argument, Clarke described the boat writings as an injured teenager's attempt to explain his actions and cited photographs showing blood inside the boat. She disputed treating the writings as a prepared public message or necessarily deriving their ideas from Inspire magazine.
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Boat writings and photographs showing blood in the boat

In closing argument, Clarke described the boat writings as an injured teenager's attempt to explain his actions and cited photographs showing blood inside the boat. She disputed treating the writings as a prepared public message or necessarily deriving their ideas from Inspire magazine.

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Clarke used the writings and blood photographs to dispute the prosecution's portrayal of calm reflection in the boat, while leaving open whether the writings' ideas came from extremist publications or Tamerlan.

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2015 Federal Trial

Day 43