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locationlocationNorfolk Street apartmenthomeNorfolk Street apartmentJudy Clarke described the Norfolk Street apartment as the home of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, his wife, and daughter, where the family had previously lived. She cited a desktop computer there when discussing extremist-file transfers and argued that Tamerlan's fingerprints on recovered items supported her claim that he built the bombs. Documents seized from the apartment were admitted into evidence, and Clarke discussed translated notebook writings in arguing that Tamerlan held radical views.
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Judy Clarke described the Norfolk Street apartment as the home of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, his wife, and daughter, where the family had previously lived. She cited a desktop computer there when discussing extremist-file transfers and argued that Tamerlan's fingerprints on recovered items supported her claim that he built the bombs. Documents seized from the apartment were admitted into evidence, and Clarke discussed translated notebook writings in arguing that Tamerlan held radical views.

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Physical, digital, and documentary evidence associated with the apartment supported defense arguments about bomb construction, the origins of extremist materials, and the brothers' differing roles.

Trial Record (5)