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What's now open to hear you see you? Uh, Commonwealth versus Reed. Council had asked to see you

before the jury came over, Your Honor. All right. Good morning. Good morning, Your Honor.

So what is it you wanted to see me about, Mr. Brennan? I was handed, clips, 12A, and 16.

I think it's 12 and 12A that you should have.

Oh, okay.

You have 12 from yesterday?

You have 12 from yesterday. 12A's in addition. This is regarding the evidentiary issue

of Jen McCabe's phone call to John O'Keefe when she was giving directions and she identified

the location by pointing out Bella's mom's house. Okay. I believe that those two clips will have

statements of the defendant, which will establish the predicate for allowing in that statement by Ms. McCabe, and then I expect to play those clips after Ms. McCabe's testimony concludes.

All right. What do you say, Mr. Jackson?

That does not cure the hearsay aspect. I understand Mr. Brinin's argument about the evidence

to this case of what this read said at her statements.

That's obviously, this was a mission of the party

component to the defendant statement.

That does not do anything to cure the hearsay that

was being asked or requested by this witness to address the

statements they put it was sought yesterday.

If you want to get the clips in and do so, I vote the question to that as long as they were in context

and they passed the relevancy test, but it doesn't cure the hearsay issue. So Ms. McCabe testified my notes for whatever it's worth,

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