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Eddie Lakkis

Manager of Memorial Drive Mobil, responsible for daily operations, IT and security.

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Eddie Lakkis testified for the prosecution on Day 32, authenticating surveillance evidence from Memorial Drive Mobil, where he was the manager responsible for daily operations, IT, and security. Under questioning by William D. Weinreb, he described 16 station cameras, including four inside the Mobil mart, and confirmed the accuracy of the recordings and their date-and-time stamps.

Lakkis testified that Cambridge police called him to the station to retrieve footage. He found the station taped off and was asked to extract video from its DVR. He retrieved and reviewed the interior-camera footage and authenticated the video portion of composite Exhibit 752 as a fair and accurate copy of what he supplied to police. He identified the composite's opening clips as footage from the Shell station.

Lakkis also authenticated a photograph of the Mini Mart, Exhibit 751, which was admitted without objection. No admission of Exhibit 752 is recorded. The defense asked him no questions.

Trial Record (1)

2015 Trial2015 Federal TrialJan 5, 2015 – Jun 24, 2015Called by prosecution

Eddie Lakkis authenticated Memorial Drive Mobil surveillance recordings and their timestamps for the prosecution on Day 32. His testimony also established the foundation for a Mini Mart photograph admitted as Exhibit 751 without objection.

Day 32

DirectEddie Lakkis — DirectEddie LakkisWilliam D. Weinreb3highlightsMentioned38lines spoken

Summary

Lakkis authenticated Mobil station surveillance and a Mini Mart photograph; Exhibit 751 was admitted without objection.

Mentioned in this proceeding.

Highlights (3)

evidence eventAfter the judge noted that Exhibit 751 was not admitted, Weinreb requested display only to the witness. Lakkis authenticated the photograph, and it was admitted without defense objection.Open in transcript →
testimony highlightLakkis testified that Cambridge police called him to the taped-off station, where he retrieved and reviewed surveillance footage from all interior cameras.Open in transcript →
evidence eventA portion of Exhibit 752 was played for Lakkis. He identified it as a composite, identified the opening clips as coming from the Shell station, and confirmed that the video portion fairly and accurately copied what he supplied to police.Open in transcript →