So I was starting to tell you before Allie made me put up the report again.

So we had this situation where the Franks memos filed.

Okay.

And again, it doesn't get the, it's not received the way that you would think that a typical judge would receive something of that nature.

Just out of just curiosity, if I'm a judge, if I'm sitting on a bench and I've been on the bench for years,

and this thing comes across my desk, and I'm like, holy shit, I got to hear this.

I'm scheduling the hearing.

I'm saying, yes, absolutely.

I've got to like, let's flush this out.

Let's see what this.

That doesn't happen.

It's crickets.

So this is what I would consider to be Franks too.

Okay.

So Andy's like, all right, I don't know why this woman's not in any way, shape, or form acknowledging the fact that I filed this opus.

But I'm going to, I'm going to tap on her door or window and remind her.

This is what's going on.

And additionally, I've got a little more information now.

And now I'm really getting pissed. And just before you start to read it, Sloothy also just let me know.

And I've got my notifications off. So sorry, I didn't see this. That in the depth, Turco told them he would not give the defense the name because he was supposed to keep it off the record.

So keep that in mind for when we get to the audio that we're going to hear next and what he was willing to provide to the state.

Okay, so this is it.

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