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This is Michael Cohen, and you're listening to the Mayor Culper podcast.

The notes left behind by former attorney Evan Corcoran have proved to be a bananza for prosecutors investigating the former president in the so-called documents case. Corcoran's notes first recorded into an iPhone and then transcribed onto paper,

essentially gave prosecutors a roadmap to building their case.

Trump pressured Corcoran to thwart investigators from reclaiming reams of classified

material and even suggested to him that it might be better to lie to investigators and withhold the

documents altogether. Now earlier this year over his strenuous objections, Jack Smith obtained the notes through the

crime fraud exception rule, which allows prosecutors to work around the normal protections

of attorney-client privilege, if they have reason to believe and can demonstrate to a judge

that a client used legal advice to further a crime.

Now those who know Trump understand how much he detests his lawyers or advisors taking notes

or writing down anything that could be used against him.

It's one of the reasons he's been so difficult to prosecute over all these years.

He doesn't leave a paper trail. Yet, Corcoran took a slew of notes using the voice

memo application on his iPhone after a meeting about the subpoena issued in May of 2022,

demanding the return of any classified documents still in his possession

at Mar-a-Lardo.

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