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Photographs
Proposed individual photographs of amputation survivors, described by the prosecution as fully dressed with prosthetic limbs attached and without scars or gore; the court found them relevant and admissible
On Day 49, the prosecution proposed individual photographs of amputation survivors instead of survivor montages. Weinreb described fully dressed subjects with prosthetic limbs attached, without scars or gore, and estimated a group of 17 or 18 people. The court found the proposed photographs relevant and admissible.
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The prosecution argued that the photographs were relevant to grave risk, substantial planning and premeditation to commit terrorism, and the heinous, cruel and depraved manner of the killings. The defense disputed that relevance, and the court found the photographs relevant and admissible.