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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 751 Filed 08/10/22 Page 10 of 261 1150
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and testified that there was a built-in bookcase on the
right-hand side. These are structural features of the massage
room, not moveable objects that are unlikely to have changed
during the interveining period. See United States v. Diecidue,
603 F.2d 535 at 560, Fifth Circuit 1997, which stated that,
quote, the floors and walls of the house are relatively
permanent fixtures, fixtures that would not likely be subject
to removal.
The massage table in the photo demonstrates the room's
size, layout, and purpose as Jane testified to them, not to
prove that it's the same massage table that Jane saw. But the
pictures on the wall must be redacted from these photos.
First, the pictures on the wall are not structural or
unmoveable, they don't go to the room's size, layout, or
purpose. Unless a witness testified that the pictures in the
2019 photos are the same as those in the room years earlier,
the photos are not probative as to the presence of those
pictures. Indeed, the government admits that it would not
argue the particular pictures in the photos were presented
while Jane testified she was abused.
Second, the government indicates that Jane agrees that
Jane did not testify to any art in the massage room. Rather,
she testified that she did not look at the walls in the room.
The presence of the pictures, therefore, cannot corroborate
Jane's testimony and the pictures on the wall risk prejudice
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
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