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Jurors listen to more recorded phone calls of the defendant; the FBI intercept thousands of calls Charlie Adelson made and received after Dan Markel's death; these same investigators contend that the defendant and his co-conspirators talked.
Jurors listen to more recorded phone calls of the defendant; the FBI intercept thousands of calls Charlie Adelson made and received after Dan Markel's death; these same investigators contend that the defendant and his co-conspirators talked.
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