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Hi and welcome to the 14th addendum of undisclosed, the State v. Adnan Sayad.

My name is Rabia Jadri. I'm an attorney and national security fellow, and I blog at Split the Moon.com.

I'm joined with my colleagues Susan Simpson and Colin Miller.

Susan is an associate at the Volkov Law Group in Washington, D.C., and she blogs at the View from

L.L.2. Colin is an associate dean and professor at the University of South Carolina School of

Law, and he's also the blog editor of the Evidence Prof blog. Now, this week, we are going to

answer a lot of questions that we've gotten about Christina Gutierrez from our last episode.

But before we do that, we have a little something extra about an issue we touched on a few

weeks ago.

Remember the state cell phone expert, Mr. A. Boronowitz, the one who gave Adnan's legal

team an affidavit that was included in their latest filing just in the last few weeks.

Well, he's been gracious enough to speak to Susan at length about everything he remembers from

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