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Defense Exhibit 1
Steven A. Kimball identified the complete J_tsar Twitter account, which the court allowed over objection after Conrad invoked completeness and said it was not offered for its truth. During Day 12 voir dire, a Facebook image was marked as Defendant's Exhibit No. 1 for identification, and Juror 251 confirmed having used it as his profile picture.
Also known as (3)
- April 11, 2012 post containing 'a little taste of Russian rap, fellas' and a YouTube link
- Entire J_tsar Twitter account
- Image used as Juror 251's Facebook profile picture, depicting a cartoon boy with an American flag urinating on something bearing Arabic writing
About
The defense used the complete J_tsar account to place selected tweets alongside surrounding posts, jokes, and ordinary subjects, contesting the picture of state of mind conveyed by the selected tweets.