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Hi and welcome to the 10th addendum of undisclosed,

the state versus Adnan-Sayed.

This week's addendum of undisclosed, the state versus Adnan Sayyed. This week's

addendum is called Ride Along. My name is Robbie Achaudri. I'm an attorney and national

security fellow at the New America Foundation, and I blog at Split the Moon.com. And I'm joined

with my colleagues Colin Miller and Susan Simpson. Susan is an associate at the

Volkaw Law Group in Washington, D.C., and she blogs at The View from L.L.2, and Colin is an associate

dean and professor at the University of South Carolina School of Law, and he's also one of the

blog editors at the Evidence Prof blog.

Now, in last week's episode, we had some tremendous information to share with you, and that was about a previously undisclosed February 1, 1999 anonymous tip that went into crime stoppers.

Now, that tip, although we couldn't be sure in terms

of confirming who the identity was, but we based it heavily on some notes that we found in the police

file. These were notes in which Jay took a ride with some police officers, detectives, and the notes

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