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So then at that point, he said there was some type of like a, tell me more about this with the prosecutor.

Okay, right. So as I mentioned, the ALSA had met with the Warren Officer who had arrived the night before.

Now I didn't get to talk to the US Attorney about this. So and we had just learned this.

I mean, literally the day before the trial was about to end.

So the next day when we went to court, I didn't have a chance to talk to the United States Attorney.

And he just said to me, what do you see? What happens? And I'm going like, what do you mean? What do I see?

You know, he said, he just sort of winked at me and says, wait, do you see?

So he sits down and the US Attorney says, Your Honor, I'd like to call a witness.

Now at this late stage of a trial, Rad, you're really not permitted to put a witness on without telling the defense what it's about.

And the only reason you can do something like that is when you're rebutting something.

And so when the defense objected to this witness, whoever he was, and the judge asked, well, who is this?

Right away, right away, huh? They're like, object. We object. They're like, no.

Right. You can't, we don't know who this is. You know, you didn't tell us.

And he tells the judge, the US Attorney says, Your Honor, this is a rebuttal witness to Sergeant Lindsay's military records.

So the judge says, I'll allow it overruled. So he says, but let's get to it.

So he calls up the chief warrant officer and he walks up and he's in full uniform.

And he sits down and he, the US Attorney says, okay, could you tell us who you are and things like that?

So on this final morning, you know, McCann is going to put this rebuttal guy on and to counter Lindsay's PTSD sort of claims.

The defense objected, like I said, and Tom, he says, well, introduce yourself and tell us who you are.

So he says, my name is Thomas Piotty. I'm the chief warrant officer in the US Army.

And I, and the chief of the authorization section for the Department of the Army awards branch in Washington, DC.

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