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evidenceevidenceaudio2015 Federal TrialJihadi nasheeds on the defendant's iPod or in his carIn rebuttal closing on Day 63, Weinreb said several young women who testified for the defense did not know the defendant listened to jihadi nasheeds on his iPod or in his car. He argued that their limited knowledge weakened their ability to describe his private life and family relationship.
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Jihadi nasheeds on the defendant's iPod or in his car

In rebuttal closing on Day 63, Weinreb said several young women who testified for the defense did not know the defendant listened to jihadi nasheeds on his iPod or in his car. He argued that their limited knowledge weakened their ability to describe his private life and family relationship.

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Weinreb used witnesses' lack of knowledge about the nasheeds to question their insight into the defendant's private life when challenging the mitigation claim of Tamerlan's coercive influence.

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