The Docket ep. 1030: The Stae of Indiana v. Richard Allen pt.30: Interview with Defense Attorney Brad Rozzi pt. 2 of 2

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🗓️ 27 January 2025

⏱️ 124 minutes

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Bob and Ali complete the Brad Rozzi interview. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:25.6	Mm-hmm.
1:03.5	Mm-hmm. Hello and welcome to defense diaries. I'm your host, Bob Mata, and this is our continuing coverage of the people of the state of Indiana versus Richard M. Allen. And I am joined by my beautiful and brilliant co-host, Allie. What's up, girl?
1:11.5	Hey, babe. Hey, all. So part two, Brad Rosie. We had a little technical difficulty there.
1:13.5	You got it figured out on his end.
1:15.4	He looks ready to go.
1:17.5	He's wearing a mighty fine sweater vest.
1:18.5	So let's pull him on.
1:19.5	What's up, man?
1:21.1	Not much, Bob.
1:21.7	How's it going?
1:22.9	It's going well. You got all your, you had to grab your daughter's computer, huh?
1:27.4	I mean. Yeah, I had to transition to this
1:30.3	MacBook or whatever, this kitty computer. And so, sorry about the technological problems.
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