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Hey everyone, Ellie here, wishing you a very happy Friday, yet another surreal, unpredictable week.

I guess the headline could be Donald Trump goes to jail very, very, very briefly to surrender down in Fulton County.

But who would have ever thought that we'd be seeing all this play out?

Alas, we are.

I do want to focus this week, though,

on a different group of people tied up in these cases.

As always, thanks for listening.

Love to hear your feedback to Letters atcafe.com.

Thank you. Hey, how are you? Yeah, it's me. You got a minute? So I just talked to the prosecutors. I got some news for you on the case. The indictment just dropped. But thank goodness, you're not charged, at least not right now.

That's the good news. They popped the former president, as we expected, and a few other folks,

but most importantly, not you. I know. It's a huge relief. But before you exhale entirely,

there is some bad news, too, or some potentially bad news. You're listed as a co-conspirator in the indictment. Hello? Hello? Did you drop the phone? Yeah, I'm still here. Look, it's not great,

but it's not nearly as bad as it could be, but it also could get worse. So let me explain.

In any indictment, prosecutors typically use full proper names

only for the charged defendants. Everyone else, like you, get some sort of generic label.

If prosecutors have no reason to think you were involved in any crime, they'll just call you

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