They wrote it down. The conspiracy was written out on paper.

That is rare in criminal prosecutions.

Prosecutors are usually left explaining to juries that, you know, criminal conspirators don't

write it all down, but that is what they did in the Trump office on Fifth Avenue and in the White House. Today,

Donald Trump's jury was shown the handwritten conspiracy to pay back

Michael Cohen for paying $130,000 to

porn star Stormy Daniels to purchase her silence

before the presidential election about what she has since described as one very quick sexual encounter with

Donald Trump. Donald Trump's financial mastermind convicted felon

Alan Weisleburg put the conspiracy in his handwriting on Michael Cohen's

bank statement and then another financial officer in the Trump shop put the whole thing in his handwriting on Trump company

stationary. That handwritten description of the conspiracy called for Michael Cohen

to be paid $35,000 a month as reimbursement for his payments to Stormy Daniels.

And the final handwriting in the conspiracy presented to the jury today were Donald Trump's signatures on those $35,000 checks to Michael Colin.

It didn't really matter much what today's witness Jeffrey McConney told the jury because the handwriting

told the story but Jeffrey McConney did confirm that that is Alan Weisilberg's

handwriting on Michael Cohen's bank statement?

Question, do you recognize this document?

Answer, yes.

Question, what is it?

Answer, this is the bank statement that Alan gave me to put in the files.

Question, is there handwriting on this document?

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